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Weather Station Hardware => What Weather Station Should I Buy? => Topic started by: andriusv on January 11, 2010, 03:37:45 PM
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Hi Guys, just would like to ask your expertise on what weather station you would suggest under $150.
All I am looking for is: in/out temperature and humidity, Barometric Pressure, Moon Phase.
Thank you for your help.
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Check out these if you haven't already.
http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/ws.php
http://www2.oregonscientific.com/cat-Lifestyle-sub-Weather-Buff.html
Welcome to the forum too!
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Thank you.
would you sugest any particular model?
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Not really.You will probably hear more advice leaning toward the OS equipment but I personally feel for the price range, get what best suits your needs/requirements. There are other manufacturers out there but these two seem to be the most popular.
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what do you think about these:
Oregon WMR80A
La Crosse Weather Centre 8035 IT+
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what do you think about these:
Oregon WMR80A
La Crosse Weather Centre 8035 IT+
I'd go with the WMR80A mainly because you get wind data and expansion options for additional sensors later if you want.
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Just found this link:
http://reviews.costco.com/2070/11313657/reviews.htm
Seems this is not a good choise.
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Haven't seen too many users on here mention good or bad things about Honeywell but this is another choice: http://www.nextag.com/Honeywell-TE923WD-Display-Unit-567752588/prices-html?nxtg=73040a28051d-25EB8A278E87FAD4 The few reviews that I read didn't look too bad either. (keeping within your $150 range, that is).
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I would go with a Oregon Scientific WMR 968 Or one of the LaCrosse 23xx stations. I have had both and they served well as a starter while I saved up more $$$$.
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Thank you for all your help.
I would like to get completley wireless station as i live in the flat so would be easier set it up.Thanks
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Although a bit more than you wanted to spend the OS 968 offers everything you need and is a VERY competent station for the money. I ran one for several years till I bought my Davis. Accurate, wireless and a full compliment of sensors along with a very nice console. Hard to beat.
One thing you do need to keep in mind is the range of the transmitters. This is true of all the lower cost setups.
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I don't realy need the one that's reading wind and rain fall.maybe Can save some monies on this and get decent wireless unit.
Sorry to be pain but want to get the best within my small budged.
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Hi guys,
any sugestions on wireless weather station without wind speed and resin fall reader. Thanks
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Here's some more.
http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/ws.php
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=Personal+weather+stations&ved=0CCYQrQQwAg&lnk=vbrsugg&brand=Oregon+Scientific
Dan
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There's Acu-Rite. They have more in the way of thermometer/barometer (and sometimes forecast) devices, without anemometers (wind) or anything outside.
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Hi guys, anyone owns this station and would recomend it.
La Crosse Weather Centre 8035 IT+
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I don't know anything about that particular station but you could go to Amazon.com and do a search for it and read the reviews written by users. You need to take them with a grain of salt sometimes but you can get a general idea about them. Good Luck!!!
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Hi guys, anyone owns this station and would recomend it.
La Crosse Weather Centre 8035 IT+
From what I'm seeing it doesn't have wind sensors or computer interface capabilities. If you intend to connect it to the internet to upload your weather data you may not be able to with this unit.
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Hi Guys,
Anyone own this unit La Crosse Technology WS-9037U-IT
Wireless Weather Station
It is good or not.Thanks