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From: "Mike Hutchins - ATT" <mhutchins@attglobal.net>
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Subject: Remote Sump Heater
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-----Original Message-----

I wanna be able to turn on the sump heater on my 0-360 remotely from my
house.
<SNIP>
-----Reply-----

Andy,

One solution is to use standard X-10 home automation components. If you have
an existing phone line into your hangar, you can use the pone receiver and
one of the control modules listed below. Setup shouldn't take more than an
hour and the finished system will cost about $75 plus shipping.
The Phone receiver information can be found here @ $64.95:
http://www.smarthome.com/5000.html
300 watt control module @ $11.99: http://www.smarthome.com/2000.html
1800 Watt control Module @ $12.99: http://www.smarthome.com/2002.html
There are other providers of X-10 components besides the one above, this is
just one of many resellers. Radio Shack, Lowes and Home Depot all stock a
few X-10 components as well.

I have no affiliation with any of the above resellers.

Good Luck,
Mike Hutchins


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