Interesting, thanks for the info. No new equipment in the house. Obviously I can't speak for the neighbors, but someone new did just move in next door. Maybe they have something that is causing interference?
I'm curious how this interference would work, because as I mentioned I'm only loosing the outdoor temperature and humidity, and all of the other sensors (wind, rain, UV, etc.) still report current data properly. Wouldn't RF interference cause ALL communication to be lost?
Thanks!
It does seem fishy that only a few bytes of 'temp/hum' data are getting lost from a much larger, presumably error-checked/corrected, data packet(s) transmitted from your outdoor sensors to the receiving console unit. If the PWS has more than one radio channel available, try switching to the other channels.
Not sure if all the outside unit data is sent in one packet, or if some sensors each send packets. Most PWS's have only one 'sensor unit-to-console/IPaccess unit' radio comms path, unless multiple sensors and channels are an option.
Perhaps you should check the basics, like various wiring and connections, try some new batteries, a couple of resets, etc.
Try moving the units too, first take the console closer to the outside unit [within a few yards if possible], then try different locations in and around your house.
Or maybe your console's firmware just got corrupted. Any way to try out another console?
Radio can be flaky sometimes [we used to use the term 'FM' for both radio and computer magical mysteries/glitches, it didn't stand for 'Frequency Modulation'...].
