Just made the repair. It was the solar panel negative wire on the east side that caused the issue. It just came off the panel. I put a new panel in, and soldered it, glued it, and re installed. As I put the last guy line in the ground, it broke off, so I have to take the station back down and fix it. I should get back up in a little bit.

How often does the WS2000 send data to AmbientWeather.Net and is that interval adjustable?

I have, as the title suggests, a Davis 6250 with 6100 internet data logger.
My question is this... is there anyway i can connect a UV sensor to the Davis 6250 system without having to buy a Davis pro2 ISS and then a UV sensor and moiunt? I'm in the process of adding a webcam and the UV measurements is the only thing left my station is not reporting.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
John

The eccentricity of the orbit of the moon can be calculated by the following formula.
E ≈ Vz / Vl = 30/360 = 0,083
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Where Vz - Orbital velocity of the Earth - 30 degrees / month.
Vl - Orbital velocity of the moon - 360 degrees / month.

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The eccentricity of the orbit of the moon can be calculated by the following formula.
E ≈ (Vz / Sz) / (Vl / Sl) = 0.00071 / 0.0095 = 0.074
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Where Vz - Orbital velocity of the Earth - 107 000 km / h.
Sz - Distance from the Sun to the Earth - 150,000,000
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Where Vl - Orbital velocity of the moon - 3680 km / h.
Sl - Distance from the Earth to the Moon 384 000км.
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The eccentricity of the orbit of the moon varies, from 0.026 to 0.077.
Eccentricity is also affected by satellite libration.

Hey All,

With some help from Ken, I was able to develop and implement custom banner graphics for my website that change as you choose different themes with the theme switcher.  Check out CamWX.com to seem them in action.  I'd like to share my method with you all in case you'd like to try it too!  The image dimensions are for the narrow themes (I've never been a huge fan of the wide screen look so I don't use it) but I imagine it could easily be implemented for wide screen use as well.

1. Create your custom banner files and upload them.  They can be any height, but you should stick to a width of 850px for narrow themes.  For example, my banner graphics are 850x109.  Create one for each theme installed.

2.  Create a fully transparent .png with the same dimensions and upload it.  This is what I used to give the div container its size constraints.  If you want to stick with my dimensions of 850x109, I've attached a transparent.png below you can use.

3.  Modify the css files.  For every weather-screen-[theme]-narrow.css file:

Find an entry that reads

#header {
  color: inherit;
  background-color: #someHEXvalue;
}
And modify it so that it reads:

#header {
  color: inherit;
  background: url(‘CustomBannerFilename.png’);
}Use a different banner file for each theme.  You can re-use them if you like.

4.  In your header.php file, Replace

<h1 class="headerTitle">
        <a href="index.php" title="Browse to homepage"><?php echo langtransstr($SITE['organ']); ?></a>
</h1>
with

<a href="index.php">
        <img style="object-fit: cover; width: 100%;" src="Transparent.png" alt="YourAltTextHere" />
</a>
That's it!  Your site should now be equipped with a custom banner graphic that changes with the different themes.  Many thanks to Ken for his input on css styling!

-Grant

Transparent.png is under this line.  You can't see it, but it's here.  I promise.
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