I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang I was just pondering those last night! Synced to 60 hz AC they keep pretty good time with a 5184000:1 gear reduction
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang Yes, but how dusty are your knees getting when you want to change it? Pretty dusty, I bet! Checkmate, obviously.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang that Matter over Thread?
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang I use mechanical timers for my grow lights they great
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang Still got one somewhere. But fixing it for DST was always a drag.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang We use them too because they work in super cold weather.
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@drdrang Still got one somewhere. But fixing it for DST was always a drag.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang my parents used them for the Christmas tree.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang But it makes a ticking noise, doesn’t it?
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@drdrang But it makes a ticking noise, doesn’t it?
@BeateRich No, not at all. Clocks of this kind are basically electric motors.
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@BeateRich No, not at all. Clocks of this kind are basically electric motors.
@drdrang But they do make a mechanical sound, right? And it’s getting louder with time when the mechanical parts gets worn out.
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@drdrang Still got one somewhere. But fixing it for DST was always a drag.
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@drdrang But they do make a mechanical sound, right? And it’s getting louder with time when the mechanical parts gets worn out.
@BeateRich There are moving parts, so I’m sure there’s some noise, but I just put my ear against it and didn’t hear a thing.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang WeHad one of those growing up but my parents would use it with a single lamp when we were on vacation.
I finally moved from X10 light switches to Insteon. So no sending signals over the Internet just to turn on the light. I stick with it because the Indigo software allow me to make sunrise and sunset to determine lights going on and off plus adds randomness so the lights don’t turn off at 10:05 every night, which makes me feel better when traveling.
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I don’t mean to make all you HomeKit users jealous, but I wanted to automate a lamp in my living room, and this has been working perfectly.
@drdrang it fails when the central server goes down. It does, right? It does, right!?
