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Custom Website Templates / Re: Rain Detail Years Page
« Last post by rrrick8 on April 21, 2024, 08:20:12 AM »
Add years that you have dailynoaareports this way (notice folder loc identified where all past dailynoaareports are located...
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$year = "2024";         # Default Year to parse
$loc = "./dailynoaareports/";            # Location of dailynoaareportmyyyy.htm
$loc2 = "./";                            # Location of dailynoaareport.htm
$season_start = 1;      # Month Number that Rain Season Starts

# Add which years of data you have to the array using the example
# below:

$years_available = array("2023","2022","2021","2020","2019","2018","2017","2016","2015","2014","2013","2012","2011","2010","2009","2008","2007","2006","2005","2004","2003","2002","2001","2000","1999","1998","1997");

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Custom Website Templates / Re: Rain Detail Years Page
« Last post by NorCal_Dan on April 21, 2024, 08:12:03 AM »
$years_available = array("2024","2023","2022","2021","2020","2019","2018","2017","2016","2015");
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Custom Website Templates / Rain Detail Years Page
« Last post by vinesweather on April 21, 2024, 06:55:56 AM »
Hi all

I'm sure this is a dumb question that has a simple answer.
My rain page https://mcdconcepts.com.au/wxraindetail.php?year=2024 works well, but I don't know how to add other years.
This is the code.

$year = "2024";         # Default Year to parse
$loc = "./";            # Location of dailynoaareport.htm
$season_start = 1;      # Month Number that Rain Season Starts

# Add which years of data you have to the array using the example
# below:

$years_available = array("2024");


Any help is appreciated.
Chris

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Yes, the Reolink software allows a time stamp and short camera description. You can select the time format you want.
The camera link above shows the stamp on the 3 cameras setup to ftp for the website.

RCL511WA are the models, being used here, even work well below zero during the winter months.
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Davis Instruments Weather Stations / Re: Joining Davis Tech Support
« Last post by ConligWX on April 21, 2024, 05:07:21 AM »
Heaven forbid somebody technical who works for the vendor this forum is associated with actually volunteers to help provide support as a volunteer here.  That can't be permitted. There must be nefarious things happening or planned.

(sheesh - exactly what is WRONG with you people ???)

I guess "you people" don't know what "lol" means....

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Also, thank you for this information about Reolink cameras. The function of directly sending images to FTP, bypassing computer programs, is certainly very useful in weather viewing.

I have an additional question for Reolink users. Is it possible to place a field with the date and time on the image, possibly an additional field with a title or a short description?
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I was lucky that it rained the next night and I could check whether the settings would work.

After changes as in the image, rainfall resets at 00:00.

Success.
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Other Weather Station Hardware / Re: METEOTRACKER MOBILE WEATHER STATION
« Last post by cjohlandt on April 20, 2024, 11:08:20 PM »
I've been using a MeteoTracker since they shipped their first KickStarter devices.  I have since upgraded to the current version, the MeteoTracker X and enjoy using it on both long and short trips.  Specs can be found on page 4 at https://meteotracker.com/user-guides/MINI_STATION_MT_USER_MANUAL_EN.pdf.  The hardware samples once per second and you control the actual data transfer rate in the app using distance traveled or time (default is every 100 meters or every 3 seconds).  Support is via email and they've been very easy to work with.

-Chris
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Yes, the Reolink works well, you can ftp and overwrite images under 60 seconds should you want using the Reolink software. I have the website with the main thermometer using a different weather software but decided to also send the COOP thermometer info every 60 seconds and the Reolink fits the bill.

Here is the website camera link: https://www.valentinenebraska.net/camera.php
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Davis Instruments Weather Stations / Re: Joining Davis Tech Support
« Last post by srpawski on April 20, 2024, 08:10:51 PM »
The late product architect of Uniden Scanners, the SDS100 and SDS200 for those of you into scanning and have seen the Radio Reference forums, I am referring to Uniden UP Man, Paul Optiz, who provided tech support to the forum community and there was no conflict of interest.
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