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Re: Why cling to old X10?

Subject: Re: Why cling to old X10?
From: "Bill Kearney" <wkearney-99@hot-mail-com>
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 11:00:57 -0400
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
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> >> So far, no one's come close to offering the same range of products
> >> that X-10 has
> >
> > A wide selection of crap, is still crap.  No thanks.
>
> Some people just have money falling out of their pockets...

No, I just recognize the value of my time (and patience) over garbage
technology.  It does me no good to 'save' money on crappy X-10 based gear if
it drives me and my wife crazy having to cobble together endless
work-around.  I'm not happy about the price premium of RadioRA gear.  But
I'm absolutely DELIGHTED with how reliably it's functioned.  I've probably
got one type of every wifi, cordless phone, rf remote and countless bits of
improperly shielded computer gear and not once have the RadioRA devices
failed to work properly.

References:
- Why cling to old X10?
  - From: RickH
- Re: Why cling to old X10?
  - From: Jeff Volp
- Re: Why cling to old X10?
  - From: Dan Wright
- Re: Why cling to old X10?
  - From: Robert Green
- Re: Why cling to old X10?
  - From: Bill Kearney
- Re: Why cling to old X10?
  - From: Jeff Volp

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