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Re: Troubleshooting X10 interference

Subject: Re: Troubleshooting X10 interference
From: Nick Shore <nick.shore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 13:46:12 +0000
References: <A016D698CB79874CAE4CD3663E69BA4903AAD8@homeserver.home.siliconpixel.com>


Other ideas:

Do you have momentary switches connected ?

If so do you have mice gnawing the cables ?
or water shorting them out ?

References:
- RE: Troubleshooting X10 interference
  - From: Paul Gale

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