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From: "H. Paul Hammann" <hpaul@hammann.com>
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Subject: Remote controlled power strips: Clarification
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   One thing that I should have been more clear on in my description:
If there are dense power strips like this, I imagine they'd only have
6-10 outlets each.  This, in fact, is desirable since you can then
have one power strip per circuit.

Regards, 

H. Paul Hammann
hpaul@hammann.com


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