michaelrlawrence

Yeah, I think so. Being I've done a terrible job of getting the Polisy fully implemented, I'm guessing my time to geek out testing with it will likely never happen. Would rather find it a good home where it'll get the love and attention it deserves. 😄

Great feedback. Appreciate the quick response. For long-term growth potential, I think I'm willing to go above that $50 hard cost budget. As you well know, time is money and that variable cost can mount quickly with tinkering projects such as this. I'm thinking a tried-and-true, plug-and-play that's a little more futureproof might end up saving me money in the long run. That said, I saw on another thread somewhere that somebody recommended posting to the community and offering their Polisy for sale for those who have other varying interests for the device. If anybody happens to be reading this thread, feel free to reach out to me if you're interested. Offer me a fair price. I'm reinvesting this money back into UD for an eisy. 😉

@MClark01 my situation is much the same as you. I invested in the Polisy during the Insteon crash, but never really got my Polisy off the ground since Insteon came back online relatively soon enough. I always had great intentions of fully migrating to the Polisy as command and control of my home and the number of varying platforms I run, but I find myself today still where I was years ago. I do see where @Michel Kohanim stated above that there was no need to replace it (Polisy) and "just upgrade the software," and in another thread stated, "Polisy and Polisy PRO are also supported while the OS remains on the 14 branch," but I'm not exactly sure how to translate that. My concern is that it means between the lines that although the Polisy survives this major update, but perhaps with some limitations, there really is no future for the product now that eisy is here and built for next-gen technologies. So, if continuing to run Polisy today means sooner than later it will amount to a number of "buts" and "caveats" with regard to capabilities, I'd rather know that now, cut bait and start building on a platform that will carry me through the next 5-10 years. Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, but based on what has been communicated thus far, I'm just not getting a sense there is a long-term path forward for Polisy. I welcome anybody's clarification and feedback (thoughts, comments, suggestions) all things considered. Thanks.