Re: Cheap Home Control Device

Binh,

I'll have a squiz, looks like a bit of fun. We're always coming up with 
something at work that has to be invented ourselves on the cheap or because 
we can't find something suitable to our needs.

Binh Nguyen is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!
> Hi all,
>
> A while back, I remember that there were a few people
> on the list who wanted to know more about home
> automation. Recently, I also had this afflication but
> I was unwilling to pay for it :) so I had a go at
> making something myself. Anyways, to cut a long story
> short, this culminated in the HCPD, (Home Control
> Prototype Device). An inexpensive, aesthetically
> pleasing home control device which you can control via
> your voice, GUI of command line..... I've written some
> instructions on how to build one. I just need some
> help in determining whether the instructions are good
> enough for someone to build it. So here comes the
> favour.... Would someone mind reading the instructions
> (about 2 pages) and telling me whether they could
> build a HPCD based on the instructions? They are
> available from :-
>
> http://www.geocities.com/linuxfilesystem/devices.html
>
> Thankyou,
> Binh.
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