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12/20/2006, 01:42 PM
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Opinion on ACPRO III
I was wondering is it worth the money? I am going to get one for my tank, and i was wondering how do you all like it? I hear x10 is not good, i like it because of the features, reefkeeper doesn't have all the features the ACPRO III has.
Opinions and reviews please.
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12/20/2006, 01:44 PM
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12/20/2006, 01:52 PM
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I seen that, but I'm wondering on the reviews on what people think about it, if it causes any problems... etc...
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12/20/2006, 02:43 PM
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I have the ACIII Pro and it has been the single best purchase I have made!
IMO the expandability and the programability can't be beat. I live alone, so my ACIII Pro is my roomate..it calls me when there is a problem and I can monitor and program it from my phone (Blackberry) when I am not at home. And yes, you heard correct...the X-10 modules are unreliable at best.
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12/20/2006, 02:56 PM
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I love my ACIIIPro, and you don't have to use the traditional X10 modules. They have the direct connect 4, and the direct connect 8, which are switchable outlets made by Neptune. They have been very reliable for me. I use the DC4 heavy duty version.
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