"AZ Nomad" wrote in message
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On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 14:14:33 -0400, Charlie Bress
wrote:


What I would suggest is that you look into remote controls that are
available at the big box stores.
These have adjustable codes set by switches in both the receivers and the
remotes. If you set the codes the same for both fans, then one remote will
set the two fans in synchronization. This way you don't have a concern
about
the power requirements.

make sure you use an X10 module designed for fans. Their regular modules
are
only for non-inductive loads.

I was not referring to X10. There are specifically designed remotes for
fans.