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RE: A Question about X10.
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- Subject: RE: A Question about X10.
- From: "Kenneth Watt" <kennwatt@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 14:55:50 +0100
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>
Quick question for Ken
> How do you find using
the din modules ok? I was going to
replace
> my
> relay control to x10 dimmer ld11 units but keep hearing about
how
> unreliable x10 is . Would like a hard wired solution but so
expensive. My
> little shack is quite small so i would imagine it should be ok to
use
x10
> ?
>
> Frank Mc
Honestly Frank I don't know what all the fuss is about over X10
reliability I find it works 99.99% of the time no problem, bar the odd
cock up which is usually my programming that sucked and not X10! ;)
Well that's the experience with HV anyway, the CM12 experiment went a
tad south. :(
The LD11's are superb a huge improvement over the old LD10, still lacks
status response but that's about all it does lack really (note to self:
DO THE REVIEW!!)
Likewise I would use the hard wired solution too but X10, to me, offers
more flexibility at a lower cost so I went with that and, using HV, I'm
glad I did. I wouldn't anticipate any problems other than the usual X10
interference nonsense and the getting it wired stuff.
K.
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