Re: is it possible for x10 signal bridge to fail?

["Chip Orange" <acorange@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Robert Green" <ROBERT_GREEN1963@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:iZadnS8rmNai5WvfRVn-qw@xxxxxxxxxx
> "Chip Orange" <acorange@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:b9OdncRfd8cL3WvfRVn-1A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Thanks; I don't mind spending for a repeater, or an electrician, it's
>> just
> I
>> thought I had read once that repeaters had their ocasional problems (such
> as
>> the destination device receiving both the original dim command and then
> the
>> repeated one, so it would dim more than desired?).
>
> Yes, they do have some issues but they are generally restricted to unusual
> setups.   What kind of X-10 gear do you have (makes and models)?

Nothing unusual; an HAI transmitter, and a mix of switches and outlets from
PCS and Leviton.

Thanks for the suggestion, I think I'll try out the device you mentioned,
along with some filters on the UPSs and surge protectors.  Hopefully the
combo will get me back to 100% as the house has grown to 60 or so devices,
so we've gotten quite used to it all working.

thanks again,

Chip