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Re: X10 -> UPB?

Subject: Re: X10 -> UPB?
From: nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Dave Houston)
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 15:04:54 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
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"Robert Green" <ROBERT_GREEN1963@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>"Dave Houston" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>
>> I think there is one important point. X-10 lamp & appliance modules are
>> dirt cheap.
>
>If you shop carefully, you can get *new* X-10 modules for $5 per load.  Even
>when the cost of filters and analysis tools are factored in <grin> it's
>still a hard price point to beat.

Which, with the bubbly prices of today's real estate, is even cheaper than
dirt. ;)

References:
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Dave Houston
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: James Russo
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: AutomatedOutlet.com
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: wkearney99
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: AutomatedOutlet.com
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Dave Houston
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Kurt Delaney
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Dave Houston
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Kurt Delaney
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Dave Houston
- Re: X10 -> UPB?
  - From: Robert Green

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