ACT products, good stuff?

[R McNeil]

There isn't a whole lot of info on usenet re: ACT products besides their
coupler/repeaters. Can anybody offer opinions on the quality of the rest of
there products. I was thinking of getting a couple RD134's an RS115, a CR234,
and more down the road.

The good news is there isn't a long trail of "avoid this..." posts (think cm15a)

Thanks for any input.

[BruceR]

Their X10/A10 line is, IMO, simply the best.

From:R McNeil
rmcneil@prairienet.org

> There isn't a whole lot of info on usenet re: ACT products besides
> their coupler/repeaters. Can anybody offer opinions on the quality
> of the rest of there products. I was thinking of getting a couple
> RD134's an RS115, a CR234, and more down the road.
>
> The good news is there isn't a long trail of "avoid this..." posts
> (think cm15a)
>
> Thanks for any input.

[Don]

I haven't used any of their A10 stuff but they have been in business for a
long time and have a very good reputation. Their tech guy has written more
info about X10 technology that anyone else.

I do use many of their RD134 devices and have found them very dependable.

Don

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"BruceR" <brNOSPAM@hawaii.com> wrote in message
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> Their X10/A10 line is, IMO, simply the best.
>
> From:R McNeil
> rmcneil@prairienet.org
>
>> There isn't a whole lot of info on usenet re: ACT products besides
>> their coupler/repeaters. Can anybody offer opinions on the quality
>> of the rest of there products. I was thinking of getting a couple
>> RD134's an RS115, a CR234, and more down the road.
>>
>> The good news is there isn't a long trail of "avoid this..." posts
>> (think cm15a)
>>
>> Thanks for any input.
>
>