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Universal Remote Control MRF-260 Addressible Narrow Band RF Base Station Reviews
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Universal Remote Control MRF-260 Addressible Narrow Band RF Base Station
September 30, 2009 at 8:34 am
Pros: Allows operatin of your system without pointing the remote at a specific target. Has inteference indicator to ease installation.
Cons: none
Cons: none
When programming remotes, it is important to think how the user will operate the system. Things like length of macros, or how many button presses needed to get picture and sound were very important. With this device, you don't need to worry about these things, or at least not as much.
Adding RF control opens up so many options. You can install equipment out of sight, such a closet or even another room. You can also control your equipment throughout your home!
The biggest reason to purchase this device is remote reliability. You know that when you press a button, it will work! Great device. If you can afford it, would recommend it's big brother, MRF-350.
Adding RF control opens up so many options. You can install equipment out of sight, such a closet or even another room. You can also control your equipment throughout your home!
The biggest reason to purchase this device is remote reliability. You know that when you press a button, it will work! Great device. If you can afford it, would recommend it's big brother, MRF-350.
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