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[Darrell]

Thanks Noam,
Are any of these XTB-IIR available on line. What do they look like, and how are they installed?

Thanks
Darrell

[Brian H]

JV Engineering developed and sell them.
http://jvde.us/
http://jvde.us//xtb/XTB-IIR_description.htm

I have one myself and it blasts an X10 power line signal all over my home.

[Darrell]

It's still good to see total strangers helping each other, thanks again

I have a lamp (LM465) just two meters away from my computer that also gives me sporadic problems.
Hmm, I unplugged the laptop and the LM465 works including the dimmer. I plug the laptop in and the LM465 is a no go.

Is there a plug-in type filter???

Also, what is a good decorator light switch for low-voltage (4 watts total) light and I have a patio light that has three of the compact florescent light bulbs in it?

thanks again
Darrell
you convinced me to try and try again...I still have some hair left.

[Brian H]

X10Pro XPPF is a five amp X10 type filter and works well.
Just don't push it to its five amp rating. They seem to get warm and smell warm if pushed to their limits.
A laptop power supply would be fine on one.

Many EBay and on line dealers have them very reasonably priced.

[dave w]

FWIW
The filters are cheap and always good to have one on hand, but with a high output repeater like the XTBIIR, you *might not* need a filter. The X10 signal is boosted to a level greater than the noise. I have eliminated small noise problems even with a "marginal" repeater like the XPCR. However my first choice would be XTBIIR. With X10 repeaters the axiom of "you get what you pay for" is true.