RE: (ukha_d) Re: X10 availability in the US

[peter.white@xxxxxxx]

I bought an RR501 from www.laser.com - this is a US module adapted to 240v
(and
a 3 pin socket), hence why I'm looking as the US RF stuff, as it's a third
of
the UK prices.  I've already got a couple of 310Mgz bits running just
fine.

Pete

-----Original Message-----
From: MIME:garygfx@xxxxxxx at INTERNET
Sent: 28 May 2002 22:53
To: White, Peter; ukha_d@xxxxxxx at Internet
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: X10 availability in the US


Unless there's a hack to get the MS13a to transmit at 433Mhz? Is there a
pot
inside, or dip switches, or even an IC that can be replaced? X10.com
were
literally giving away MS13s on their website last week.

Gary.


--- In ukha_d@y..., "Mark Hetherington" <mark.egroups@m...>
wrote:
> Phillip Harris wrote:
> > Before anyone gets too excited ... Remember that the US RF uses
a
> > different frequency to the UK RF modules and therefore they won't
talk
> > to each other.
> > ...which means you need a US RF transmitter *and* at least one US
RF
> reciever to transmit the commands onto the powerline.
> > Mark.



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