@Gyvate,

have you been able to find out anything about this? For the GW3000 (which was apparently not affected) there was a suitable update today with v1.0.9.
But there is still no official statement on the phenomenon reported here.

Oliver

mine came in on the WebUI - not on WSV+ - and only after active questioning. No red dot yet. It may take some time to get through

If you've ordered the WN32 you can put a solder blob on J8 and bridge the second set of pads ( CH2 )
It will display CH2 on the sensor ( it will also toggle on weather station main reading with T&H of your new sensor if you have HP2551 )

Quote from: Gyvate on Today at 03:31:54 AM

a) there are powerbanks which have this feature - you should of course only use such ones in this context
b) a car battery or a so-called Powerstation would be a simple example 
c) @Rocketman has a special setup which is not comparable to a usual Ecowitt weather station installation - also, the WN90LP is not a LAN or WiFi device - he depicts its data on a non-Ecowitt console with some DIY setup and a WiFi signal extender for the RS485 communication which is used there

have you looked into the WS6210 option (see also our WiKi --> my signature) which is very much made for remote locations ?
admittedly more expensive than a GW1100

Thanks Gyvate.

Yes, I am familiar with the Ecowitt range. I am just picking potential ideas to avoid having to go with the WS6210 which is pricey indeed and takes all the fun out of a DIY setup 

Gyvate is correct . My WN90LP is all powered via battery and solar panel , I have a Hongyuv HY-Display console which polls at very high speed rate ( 2 seconds updates ) I also run a Greatcontrol isolated hub running 2 masters which I have one master connected to the HY Display console and another connected to a laptop running Weather Display and Cumulus MX .

a) there are powerbanks which have this feature - you should of course only use such ones in this context
b) a car battery or a so-called Powerstation would be a simple example 
c) @Rocketman has a special setup which is not comparable to a usual Ecowitt weather station installation - also, the WN90LP is not a LAN or WiFi device - he depicts its data on a non-Ecowitt console with some DIY setup and a WiFi signal extender for the RS485 communication which is used there

have you looked into the WS6210 option (see also our WiKi --> my signature) which is very much made for remote locations ?
admittedly more expensive than a GW1100

Thanks Gyvate.

Yes, I am familiar with the Ecowitt range. I am just picking potential ideas to avoid having to go with the WS6210 which is pricey indeed and takes all the fun out of a DIY setup