I'm quite familiar with data acquisition and conditioning, I hesitate to say expert, but I did do professional software development work on DAQ systems for a few years. So, the setup was super easy, I even made a simple solar radiation shield out of some painted recycled plastic containers because we had weather on the way and I wanted to make sure that the sensor didn't get iced over and would give me closer to real ambient air temperatures. I am an avid Home Assistant user and gardener, my plan is that eventually I'll be adding some soil moisture and temperature sensors to the system to further automate my irrigation. I liked this system primarily because of the cost along with the ability to piece together a more complete system over time. High Resolution TFT Screen: View all the weather datas on a high resolustion 3.77' TFT screen console(small but powerful) - wind speed and direction, rainfall, indoor outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, dew point, feels like temperature, solar radiation and UV, also with history graph (12, 24, 48, or 72 hr.) display on the console directlyħ.Hey Everyone, I pulled the trigger on an Ecowitt GW1100 and a WH31 thermometer and hygrometer.Self-emptying Rain Collector: The wireless funnel-shaped rain collector is self-emptying and easy to install.Solar Powered Anemometer: measures wind direction, wind speed, wind gust, UV & light data, updates to your console every 16.5 second.Wi-Fi Capable: enables your station to publish its data wirelessly to Weather Underground/Weather Cloud/WOW and view the current weather condition directly via our weather app WS View.

Professional Wifi Weather Station: allows you to monitor real time weather conditions and view the weather data and graph via weather app/pc software, Designed to provide the weather data you need for home use, farming, construction sites, golf courses and moreNote: the console size is small and only 4.3'.

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