Well........ Finally finished painting the (danged popcorn...grrrr....) ceiling in the living room.... Spent Sunday touching up a couple of places, and...... Spent three glorious hours putting up the new ceiling fan. This one has a whiz-bang remote control (which is a good thing, as the fan is 16' + up in the air.... the ceiling is 24') But... The 'light' is controlled by the phazer remote. I want the light controlled by the two wall switches. After sending a question into Hunter (no reply...they were watching the football games Sunday).. I tried one of those 'Ask Us' expert websites.. Site was actually pretty good, as they hooked me up to a master electrician. I had to pay (PayPal) a $9 'deposit' (which was immediately charged BTW) to 'look at' my answer. Well... After five back and forth info exchange e-mails, thier tech bowed out and said he had no answer to my wiring question. I immediately sent off an e-mail telling them NOT to bill me the nine bucks. They sent me a auto-reply saying that a refund could take up to 9 days, but that my 'deposit' could rest there awaiting my next question.. Yeah, right. I replied to give me my money back if they could not answer my question. And..... Surprise! They credited my account an hour later. Then they sent me a survey. I answered it with very positive responses as to their service, but that they were not able to answer my question. Not a bad experience.... But.... I still needed to figure out the wiring. I wanted the light NOT to be controlled by the electronic controller. My solution? I ran two more wires down the down rod tube and snipped the wires to the light and wired them the old fashioned way. Then I taped off the two cut wires. The electronic controller thingie won't know the lights aren't there. Man-o-man... Having that deer stand, with it's comfy seat sure made hooking that heavy ceiling fan a pleasure. Even with the hook to hang it, it was still a hassle to hook everything up. About 9pm last night we disassembled the deer stand and took it outside. Still have one wall and a little trim to finish... But the hard part is done. Worth it? My feet, shoulders, back, and hands say "NFW!"..... My wallet says.. "Sure..What's next!" Thank goodness for Advil..... Jeff