X10 FireCracker on sale till July 8th

bill-e · 07-06-2002, 11:00 AM

Hi folks,

You can get the FireCracker remote PC module from X-10 for $19.95 until July 8th. It normally runs $39.95

Additionally if you use the link on my page, you can get a $15 voucher so the price of the FireCracker delivered including shipping will be about 11 bucks. If you want to avoid X10 spam, just create an email address on yahoo or Hotmail and register that address, then just monitor it for the voucher.

While you're at it, take a look at my program eLightMaster. It works with the FireCracker to provide a complete lighting solution for your tanks. I just recently added a Wave maker option that some folks are using to operate their automatic ball valves. Here are some of the features of eLight Master.

Lighting control:
* Simulate the sunrise/set patterns of any place in the world
* Simulate the moon following the sunrise/set and phase (intensity) of any place in the world
* Manual latitude/longitude entry or pick a pre configured reef.
* "Offset" your viewing period to your personal preference while still maintaining syncronization with the location you selected
* "Offset" some lamps from sunrise/set. This will allow you to stagger when they turn on and turn off
* "Bracket" the sunrise/set times to control when the lights operate at either end of the photoperiod (great for actinic dusk simulation)
* "Reverse Photo Period" allows you to have a sump or refugium lamp operate exactly opposite the main lights.
* Normal manual timer control
* Six timers

WaveMaker:
* Enable up to 6 pumps
* Set on duration for each pump
* Sequential and random operation
* Select which pumps will turn off during the night
* Tides: Enter a number between 1 and 100 in the Intensity field and during the tidal periods (2 hours around moonrise/set) the frequency of the pumps will increase that amount. Example: If all pumps are set for 4 min entering 25 will cause pumps to change every 3 min or 25% more often.
* Feed: Enter the duration in seconds for the Feed Cycle. Press the Feed Button to suspend the pump operation for the duration of the feed cycle.
* Quiet: default "dead" time between pumps. Normally set to Zero.
* Toggle: When selected this feature turns pump 1 into an independent on/off cycle. For use with the X10 Universal Module and ball valves.

Even if you don't use the wavemaker function, you can plug your pumps/powerheads
into X10 and use the Feed option. No more forgetting to turn your pumps back on after you feed your tank.

Thanks,

Zephrant · 07-07-2002, 03:37 PM

Thanks for the note Bill- I was wondering if your $15 discount could be stacked on that sale, I almost ordered it yesterday, but was doing some more research.

I don't really NEED it until I get my new tank/refuge setup, but I can't pass up that deal.

Off to find the VISA!

Zeph

Zephrant · 07-07-2002, 03:40 PM

PS- Your homepage link on your post points to:
http://cereal.mv.com/reef
which is invalid,

I think it should now point to:
http://www.mv.com/users/besposito/reef.html

Might want to update your profile.

Zeph

bill-e · 07-07-2002, 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Zephrant
Thanks for the note Bill- I was wondering if your $15 discount could be stacked on that sale, I almost ordered it yesterday, but was doing some more research.

I don't really NEED it until I get my new tank/refuge setup, but I can't pass up that deal.

Off to find the VISA!

Zeph

Yes, the discount can be applied. It will be about 11 bucks shipped. if you only order the kit

PerryinCA · 07-08-2002, 03:52 PM

Thanks for the information Bill. I'll let this post stay, but please be careful in the future as it is board policy to not allow commercial posts, with the exception of answering questions posed by members. Introducing products will be considered commercial if it is for personal gain.

Does look interesting though!

-Perry

mrok12 · 07-14-2002, 08:18 PM

Ok I am the dummy here..... and late as always but what site should I go to for the x-10 modules gang. I just read an old write up on them and they seem to have merit in performance and versatility. So help a brother out and direct me to these.

MROK12

**Ninong** · 07-15-2002, 03:51 PM

http://www.x10.com/products/product_list4.htm

Zephrant · 07-16-2002, 12:45 AM

Well, X-10 took an entire week to get me the $15 off cert in the email (they promised 24-48 hours) so I missed the sale on the firecracker, and I'm ticked enough at them to not order anything from them right now.

Looks like I'll wait until it goes on sale again.

07-06-2002, 11:00 AM	#1
bill-e New in Town Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Rindge, New Hampshire Posts: 2	X10 FireCracker on sale till July 8th Hi folks, You can get the FireCracker remote PC module from X-10 for $19.95 until July 8th. It normally runs $39.95 Additionally if you use the link on my page, you can get a $15 voucher so the price of the FireCracker delivered including shipping will be about 11 bucks. If you want to avoid X10 spam, just create an email address on yahoo or Hotmail and register that address, then just monitor it for the voucher. While you're at it, take a look at my program *eLightMaster. It works with the FireCracker to provide a complete lighting solution for your tanks. I just recently added a Wave maker option that some folks are using to operate their automatic ball valves. Here are some of the features of eLight Master. Lighting control: Simulate the sunrise/set patterns of any place in the world * Simulate the moon following the sunrise/set and phase (intensity) of any place in the world * Manual latitude/longitude entry or pick a pre configured reef. * "Offset" your viewing period to your personal preference while still maintaining syncronization with the location you selected * "Offset" some lamps from sunrise/set. This will allow you to stagger when they turn on and turn off * "Bracket" the sunrise/set times to control when the lights operate at either end of the photoperiod (great for actinic dusk simulation) * "Reverse Photo Period" allows you to have a sump or refugium lamp operate exactly opposite the main lights. * Normal manual timer control * Six timers WaveMaker: * Enable up to 6 pumps * Set on duration for each pump * Sequential and random operation * Select which pumps will turn off during the night * Tides: Enter a number between 1 and 100 in the Intensity field and during the tidal periods (2 hours around moonrise/set) the frequency of the pumps will increase that amount. Example: If all pumps are set for 4 min entering 25 will cause pumps to change every 3 min or 25% more often. * Feed: Enter the duration in seconds for the Feed Cycle. Press the Feed Button to suspend the pump operation for the duration of the feed cycle. * Quiet: default "dead" time between pumps. Normally set to Zero. * Toggle: When selected this feature turns pump 1 into an independent on/off cycle. For use with the X10 Universal Module and ball valves. Even if you don't use the wavemaker function, you can plug your pumps/powerheads into X10 and use the Feed option. No more forgetting to turn your pumps back on after you feed your tank. Thanks, __________________ Bill Esposito bespo@cereal.mv.com *JAqua* for the AquaController 2 *JMoonLight* , an inexpensive Moon Simulator *eLightMaster* , a full featured Daytime/Nightime Simulation Timer My Reef Page My Seahorse Pics The box said "Use Win 95 or better", I chose better so I run OS/2!

07-15-2002, 03:51 PM	#7
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07-07-2002, 03:37 PM	#2
Zephrant Reefer Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Spokane, WA Posts: 9	Thanks for the note Bill- I was wondering if your $15 discount could be stacked on that sale, I almost ordered it yesterday, but was doing some more research. I don't really NEED it until I get my new tank/refuge setup, but I can't pass up that deal. Off to find the VISA! Zeph

07-07-2002, 03:40 PM	#3
Zephrant Reefer Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Spokane, WA Posts: 9	PS- Your homepage link on your post points to: http://cereal.mv.com/reef which is invalid, I think it should now point to: http://www.mv.com/users/besposito/reef.html Might want to update your profile. Zeph

07-08-2002, 03:52 PM	#5
PerryinCA Governor Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Folsom, CA Posts: 2,103	Thanks for the information Bill. I'll let this post stay, but please be careful in the future as it is board policy to not allow commercial posts, with the exception of answering questions posed by members. Introducing products will be considered commercial if it is for personal gain. Does look interesting though! -Perry

07-14-2002, 08:18 PM	#6
mrok12 Mayor Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Van Buren, MI Posts: 1,052	Ok I am the dummy here..... and late as always but what site should I go to for the x-10 modules gang. I just read an old write up on them and they seem to have merit in performance and versatility. So help a brother out and direct me to these. MROK12

07-16-2002, 12:45 AM	#8
Zephrant Reefer Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Spokane, WA Posts: 9	Well, X-10 took an entire week to get me the $15 off cert in the email (they promised 24-48 hours) so I missed the sale on the firecracker, and I'm ticked enough at them to not order anything from them right now. Looks like I'll wait until it goes on sale again.

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