Re: Why cling to old X10?

["Robert Green" <ROBERT_GREEN1963@xxxxxxxxx>]

"bruceR" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:46e77b2a$0$16523

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> And, since you're too modest to say it yourself, probably the singlemost
> improvement in X10 reliability to come along since 1982 has been your XTB
> and XTB II  product line.

Yes, indeed.  Three cheers for Jeff and his creations, the XTB's!  What
Jeff's done in many cases is to buy people enough time so that they can keep
X-10 going in their current home until they move to a new one.  Changing
over HA equipment is usually a lot easier to accomplish via moving to a new
home rather than retrofitting an old one.  Moving time is when lots of
people appear to be willing to leave X-10 behind for something more
reliable.  The longer I can put off switching, the better.  It means I won't
be locked into early production runs of newly designed equipment that might
have serious flaws compared to later models.

  --
Bobby G.