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Christmas light remote, safe for turning on pinball collection?

By huo

10 years ago


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    #19 10 years ago

    ^^^

    you do realize that pinball machines were/are left on for hours (and sometimes days) on end?

    you do realize that the power to your machine is running through a very inexpensive breaker in your breaker box?

    you do realize that your "rugged aluminum box with internal breaker" really isn't buying you anything (it is just a fancy power strip, with a "breaker" that is no more robust than the ones you are denigrating)?

    you do realize that your "rugged aluminum..." is plugged into an outlet that costs a few bucks at most?

    i could go on... do you have everything in your house connected in this manner?

    #20 10 years ago
    Quoted from Patofnaud:

    Insteon here.. One control panel to rule them all.

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    nifty... i like that...

    #25 10 years ago
    Quoted from Patofnaud:

    If your into Home Automation, Insteon makes these nice plug in units that use power line signals and RF to make a P2P web on units.. I run 3 machine per unit and I have a small micro computer in a box that I can access via a UI on my main computer. I then have it run a small script to turn on all my gameroom with one button...
    Basically,
    If Arcade_On the turn on A then B then C then D and turn off E
    Where A B and C are banks or pins/vids and D is blacklights and rope lights and E is main lighting.

    yea, i've been kicking it around a bit... i currently use urc modules for lighting control via rf with wand remotes, but i'm looking to replace/expand that... insteon has become a lot more attractive in recent years with the introduction of tools like isy99...

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