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Weather Station Hardware => Other Weather Station Hardware => Topic started by: raffaello.dimartino on January 08, 2019, 05:20:06 AM
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Hi all,
I have just installed one of the disdrometers (rain sensor) from http://www.hongyuv.com/en/ (http://www.hongyuv.com/en/)
(http://www.kwos.it/joomla/images/APOGEE_4.JPG)
The sensor has been configured inside a professional weather station.
You can see data here: http://www.kwos.org/apogee/ (http://www.kwos.org/apogee/)
Is there someone else that is using hongyuv products?
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This very device is on my radar (pun intended) as a future purchase, since I have already amassed haptic, tipping buckets, and manual rain gauge cylinders in my weather station collection.....
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Keep in mind that it uses RS-232, or RS-485 and you can choose protocols ASCII, MODBUS, NMEA
I'm using RS-232 with ASCII. If you're able to develop a simple program that uses the serial port, it's OK.
At the moment is under test and I'm comparing it with one manual rain gauge and one tipping bucket rain gauge.
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Hi all,
I have just installed one of the disdrometers (rain sensor) from http://www.hongyuv.com/en/ (http://www.hongyuv.com/en/)
The sensor has been configured inside a professional weather station.
You can see data here: http://www.kwos.org/apogee/ (http://www.kwos.org/apogee/)
Is there someone else that is using hongyuv products?
Thats very interesting, thanks for sharing. I had a look at the Honguv website but no prices are listed, I'm curious where you purchased from? - I'm also in Europe (Ireland).
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I purchased it on Alibaba.
https://www.google.it/amp/s/m.alibaba.com/amp/product/60689490117.html
Hongyuv also sells complete weather stations and ultrasonic anemometers that I own.
Another interesting equipment is the visibilimeter that I would like to buy in the future.
Inviato dal mio G3221 utilizzando Tapatalk
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I'm comparing this disdrometer with two tipping bucket rain gauge, one is the Davis, the second one is a double layer tipping bucket with higher resolution.
Pay attention, in the first comparison tests seems that the numbers coming out of the distrometers must be divided by 10.
Example:
Davis: 2.2 mm
SL3: 2.6 mm
HongYuv rain radar: 25.6 / 10 = 2.56 mm