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tobyportugal:
Here, you can see my favourite Portuguese playground, with no radiation and strictly identical sensors to determine the speed of a shelter.
The night-time yo-yo is dictated by the wind.

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tobyportugal:
After a delay, a MeteoRain IoT will be installed in Belgium.
So will a Pro3 and a FARS (second version).
The FARS will be in Belgium for a short time before being placed in Portugal in November.
The Portuguese FARS will be sent to Barani for updating and then returned to Belgium.
As for the sensors, they'll initially be SHT35s, followed by SHT45s, which I plan to test on my home-made support.
I'm not giving up hope of fitting SHT45s with a Sensirion PTFE membrane.

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZQgiI0ZPrlCqubc2JRDqpG4wURnqXAmoVHy

tobyportugal:
Here's an update, with a few delays and changes for various reasons.
1/ MeteoRain IoT: this is the new version, with a direct-reading SPIEA as the control instrument.
2/ Shelters: a Pro3 and a new version of FARS will initially be fitted with 'simple' bare SHT35s. I'm going to modify my SHT45s with another model of SHT45, which I think will be an excellent development and guarantee the same reliability as the SHTs with filters but without their disadvantages. At the moment I'm looking for a supplier.
A meteobridge will be used as a datalogger at one-minute intervals. A simple WS68 mounted slightly above the shelters. The aim is not to have WMO-compliant wind/radiation but to know exactly the wind/radiation values at the height of the shelters.
I should point out that I'm financing everything out of my own pocket, only the 3 Barani instruments are on loan.
I don't despair of adding other shelters, the aim being to compare two different environments and not to 'prove' that x is better than y. So for each modification, I need two shelters. The Comet is too expensive and too specific to install in Belgium. The Rad14 perhaps.
This dual installation has a number of advantages if you get out of your established habits.

tobyportugal:
Those who have already seen FARS will be able to see the changes immediately.

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZCBjv0Z6Lq6tzsXtSpF0tto7qAsruzcHBwy
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZiBjv0ZBS57kbh5cRJt7qxNnBK5IbVc4sHy
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZy2jv0ZGulj3JyGJChJM1n6vMKeI8sfpWp7
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZ02jv0ZVVdVPDiu1pucVMeDayj1OktUu00X

tobyportugal:
I've dismantled part of it and you can clearly see the changes in the tube compared to the first one.
RPM monitoring possible.

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZuhqr0ZCaD6amOLFLXClnf42PF0VhUMtC0y
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZMhqr0Za6dmfUdPXUkQtcIoy32AGXdBHnR7
https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZKhqr0ZaPaY6pf008HNX4T2tKmrxzm0g91V

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