Thanks for the information Chris. I've kind of committed to replacing the
unit since my wife bought me another one but I'll check all that before I
send it to my daughters house.
Tony
On Apr 20, 2017 12:03 PM, "Chris Swanda" wrote:
> Tony,
>
> On my 5-1 unit, spiders
M,
I missed the last part when reading this on my phone but the intercept
driver looks like the answer to my issue if I'm using the Ambient 900.
Heck... I'll give my Acurite to my daughter to use out on their farm
win-win lol!
You guys are so smart!! Thank you for your help.
Tony
On
M,
That is way cool!! I can let the Ambient upload to Weather Underground and
I'll capture the sensors and use that with WeeWx to upload to my website.
The SDR hardware looks pretty cheap. Would something like this work?
On Wednesday, April 19, 2017 at 4:08:26 PM UTC-4, Tony Turner wrote:
>
> Craig, I'm very interested in trying this. My wife told me yesterday that
> she has bought me an Ambient Weather 900 IP Observer since my Acurite is
> not working the way it should. I'm not sure about the Ambient Weather
Craig, I'm very interested in trying this. My wife told me yesterday that
she has bought me an Ambient Weather 900 IP Observer since my Acurite is
not working the way it should. I'm not sure about the Ambient Weather unit
but I do know it only uploads to Weather Underground which means it
The weewx driver is here: https://github.com/matthewwall/weewx-sdr
I don't think it's complete, and there were some things I had to work out,
but you can search for the answers here.
One thing to keep in mind is that the pressure sensor for my Acurite
system, and probably all the others, is in
Craig that sounds pretty interesting. I assume this should be another topic
because I want to know more about the SDR. I have a very old Acurite unit
that does not have a USB interface but it's REALLY accurate. It would be
nice to be able to intercept the signal and use it with weewx. I assume
Software Defined Radio. The way I am using with weewx is with a USB tuner
built for DVB-T TV broadcasts in other countries (but not the U.S.) that
use the RTL2832U chipset. People discovered that these tuners could cover
a much larger range than DVB-T and have been using them for receiving
On Thursday, April 13, 2017 at 6:32:27 PM UTC-5, Andy wrote:
>
> (snip) I am also using the SDR and a Honeywell sensor from Craigslist free
> section.
Maybe I'm just dumb but what is and SDR??
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Maybe my fan isn't running, since I've got the dual solar panel version.
I'll figure it out Sunday.
The sensor on my front porch must be getting some light around 6 pm,
because it gets too high then. Maybe I should figure out a way to get
weewx to use the lower of the two temperature sensors
I bought the cover with the dual solar panels to help with the hot sunny days
in the Sacramento area. First dual panel cover failed and they sent me an
entire 5n1 with a dual solar panel after this post
https://support.acurite.com/acurite/topics/outside-temp-to-high
The dual solar panel keeps
Thanks Tom,
I'll spend some time this weekend and fashion some sort of shade for the
unit. The temperature sensor is under unit supposedly in the shade with a
fan that pulls air by it 5-1 units are crazy lol!.
The Ambient Weather stuff looks pretty good and very reasonable but I'm
sure
I wouldn't give up on your Acurite so quickly. In its price range, it's
actually pretty good.
First, make sure your fan is working. Check it during a weekend, or ask a
neighbor/wife to check it.
Second, make some sort of shade cover for it. Depending on the shape of the
sensor, a white yogurt
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