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From: robertl@bucsf.bu.edu (Robert La Ferla)
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Subject: Re: BSR-X/10 (was: Re: Manuals)
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Date: 9 Oct 89 07:14:08 GMT
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You can get X-10 equipment from a variety of sources under different names.
The manufacturer is X-10 USA is located in New Jersey.  X-10's can be bought
at Radio Shack under the "Plug n' Power" brand name and also at Sears under
a name that I can't remember.  Both DAK and Fordham mail order catalogs
offer X-10 stuff including the interface.  Yes, there is a ultrasonic
remote controller for X-10 equipment (not infrared.)  In addition, Terrific
Software in California sells a complete low-cost Atari 800/X-10 system.

-Robert La Ferla