David Ellis wrote:
In my experience the IR Strength is plenty good on these, I've successfully
turned components on/off with a two wall bounce.......

David
PS. Your right - its still cheaper than a Pronto.
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Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Found an Awesome Remote

On Saturday 13 August 2005 07:22 pm, Daniel Segel wrote:
  
Loren H. Burlingame wrote:
    
let me be the first to say that $250 for a remote control
is.....well.....insane!
      
The 880 can be found online for "only" $190. Still mighty expensive, but
not as much so as if you paid retail for it.
    

I actually bought a Harmony 880 last week for ~$190 incl shipping (you can 
find the site and 25% coupon code by browsing the remotecentral.com forums).

Should be getting it early next week.  Only thing I'm really worried about
is 
IR strength - it's gotta bounce off my projector screen and back to all the 
components.  And really, as far as remotes go, it's not _that_ expensive.  
There's plenty that cost a lot more. =)

Isaac
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I wish this thing was RF!  Why don't they make high end remotes use high power RF?  None of this wireless mouse strength crap either.  I want to be able to control my stereo from beside the pool without a system of mirrors.  The Dish Network PVR501 had a FANTASTIC remote.  RF & IR in one device.  Great range, too good actually.  Me and a few neighbors had to gang together and assign each other different remote IDs (remote offers 12) to keep from changing channels of a unit 3 houses away.  (But the remote is they only good thing I have to say about Dish Network.)

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