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RE: Controlling 1 light with 2 switches

Subject: RE: Controlling 1 light with 2 switches
From: "Mark McCall" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 17:13:07 -0000
References: <gi8let+la4u@xxxxxxxxxxx> <D43B8BCBACF44F74B6F945FAA2B44AEA@NeilsTosh> <564D52CC2069D44EB996CDEAD94D911E2059A2965E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <ea29a50b0812160908q6bf1c3b3p13cfd9fad06392c8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Same with X10RF and a pair of SS13 wall switches ;)
> Or ByeByeStandby dimmers + remotes.....
> several ways to skin this particular cat...

Some more elegant and reliable than others though ;)

M.




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