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Re: XTB-II 2-Phase Version
Jeff Volp wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Now that people see what the XTB can do, I am considering a XTB-II, to drive
> both phases directly. It would be packaged in a larger module with a
> terminal strip to accept any type of 240V grounded input cable.
Do you have a picture of the case you intent to use?
What about a Power-Brick type case? The kind a powersupply might come
in... With a standard power cord input. Then one could use a cord made
for 220v, either here in over there... ;-)
Plus the input power connector isn't that deep, hopefully easy to build
around, etc. And the case in MY mind's eye already accommodates this by
default.
> With more
> room available, a microcontroller could be added to gate received and
> transmitted signals, and perhaps generate and decode the X10 signal
> directly.
Where would we plug our new RoZetta?
Jeff, like these XTB products of yours, I expect the RoZetta will become
a must-have for all HA installations!
A way to get those signals into BOTH or ALL phases will be a God-send.
Thinking and planning ahead?!!
> The same approach could be used for a XTB-III three-phase unit
> with gated drive to each phase at their zero crossings. A similarly
> packaged 240V single-phase European version is also a possibility.
I wanna see the package!
> I still have doubts about the marketability of units like this, and would
> like to get some feedback as to whether a project like this is worth the
> investment.
I'll need at least one.
I'll happily Beta test the Kit for you...!
Any idea what the target cost will be for this, both as a full kit and
assembled (waiver on file)...?
;-)
> Thanks to all who have accepted the current version of the XTB.
>
> Jeff
Let me know if I can lend a hand.
Sincerely,
Jack
:)
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