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[liderbug]

Using just a single phase, neutral & ground.  Can I wire a XPCR to a 3 prong plug (capping unused wires) and plug it into a outlet just for the amplifier results?  Or must it have at a min 2 phases?  

Thanks
Chuck

[dave w]

Using just a single phase, neutral & ground.  Can I wire a XPCR to a 3 prong plug (capping unused wires) and plug it into a outlet just for the amplifier results?  Or must it have at a min 2 phases?  
Thanks
Chuck

Nope, won't work.  In fact, as I recall, seeing only one phase for any length of time causes power supply in XPCR to release canned smoke.

Single phase amplification can be done with the Smarthome Boosterlinc.

http://www.smarthome.com/4827/BoosterLinc-Plug-In-Signal-Booster-X10-X-10-Amplifier/p.aspx

[liderbug]

"... canned smoke ..."  was what I was afraid of - OK, that's out.  As for your other suggestion - boosterlinc - @ $120 -  .

So, I'm running cat5 out to the greenhouse, installing my SBC (arm) and 11A right there.  (film at 11).

Thanks
 

[JeffVolp]

As for your other suggestion - boosterlinc - @ $120 -  .

Quite a few of my customers have retired their BoosterLincs, so they sometimes come up on eBay.  The XTBR is cheaper, especially if you are skilled enough to assemble it from a kit.

Jeff

[dave w]

So, I'm running cat5 out to the greenhouse, installing my SBC (arm) and 11A right there.  (film at 11).

I'll stay tuned!

I had forgotton about JV Engineering single phase booster. JV Digital Engineering, designs and manufactures superior PLC products. (period)

Apologies to Jeff at JV Digital Engineering.