[weewx-user] Re: Can Weewx wh23xx retrieve historical data stored on the device?

[mwall]

On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 8:09:33 PM UTC-4, electroblu77 wrote:
>
> Is the processing of these historical records supported at present?  If 
> they are is there something that needs to happen with the config to get it 
> to work? 
>

oops.  apparently i figured out how to decode historical records, but i 
never got around to implementing the methods to actually read the 
historical records.

i'll add it to my todo list, but i won't be near that hardware for a couple 
of months...

m 

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Re: [weewx-user] WeeWx integration with custom home-built weather station

[Sean Coston]

On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 7:38:04 AM UTC-6, Tom Keffer wrote:
>
> Hello, Sean
>
> That's quite an ambitious project you're doing! Sounds like fun.
>
> To start, make sure you take a look at the Weewx Customizing Guide 
> . It explains how weewx works 
> under the hood.
>
> Weewx expects a stream of raw sensor data, while your raw data seems to be 
> a mix of sensor data plus aggregates and historical data. I don't know how 
> wedded you are to your data stream (and underlying MySQL model), but if you 
> are, it could be very difficult to adapt the weewx reporting machinery to 
> it. 
>
> Alternatively, you could keep your database schema, and run weewx in 
> parallel with it. Don't know why you'd want two different databases holding 
> what is essentially the same data, but that would work.
>
> Another approach would be to do ditch your database and PHP script and 
> substitute weewx's logging capability in their place.
>
> The last two alternatives would require that you either write a custom 
> driver, or adapt an existing driver, to log the data coming off the 
> Arduino. See the Customizing Guide for instructions on how to write a custom 
> driver . 
>
> Give the Customizing Guide a read and think this over. Once you decide 
> what approach you want to take we can discuss the details.
>
> Would love to see some pictures of the hardware you built!
>
> -tk
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Sean Coston  > wrote:
>
>> Hi all. First post here.
>>
>> I have been on a several month journey of building my own weather station 
>> using an  Arduino Mega and an ESP8266 wifi communications module along with 
>> a number of sensors.
>> I have 3-D printed anenometer, wind-vane, and rain-meter parts of my own 
>> design and have calibrated these instruments. The data I am getting from my 
>> set up seems to be reliable compared to readings from a nearby weather 
>> station posted on WU.
>> Right now, I have the data from the weather station being sent to a very 
>> simple web server that I built on a Linux 16.04 virtual machine running on 
>> my FreeNAS11 box. I've written a php script that accepts posts from the 
>> ESP8266 (data passed to it from the Arduino) and the php script takes live 
>> data and constructs a web page that I can access from any browser. The php 
>> script also writes posted sensor data to a MySQL database on the Linux 
>> server, and queries the same database to receive conditioned data like 
>> max/min temps, averaged data, etc. The php script also writes to a "|" 
>> (vertical bar) delimited raw data file 

Re: [weewx-user] WeeWx integration with custom home-built weather station

[Sean Coston]

Tom,

I discovered the customizing guide after I posted the first post here. 
Would have looked that over more closely before posting.
I will probably use your first suggestion and run the two databases in 
parallel as I have actually been having incredible fun engineering all of 
this and learning to write php, html, javascript/AJAX (most all of my prior 
coding was in visual basic). My server setup is pretty powerful and 
memory/processor use will not be a concern so parallel databases sounds 
like a quick way to get a functioning system and still have the ability to 
develop my own "system" for fun.

I'll look at writing a custom driver to make a parallel data stream that 
weewx can use.

The first pic is my prototyping board... three temperature sensors, one 
with a humidity sensor, one with an atmospheric pressure sensor, light 
intensity sensor that measures lux, UV index sensor, the analog wind 
direction sensor, and the two hall effect sensors that are hooked up to the 
arduino's interrupts (so as not to miss an event).
The second pic is my bastardized radiation shield made from plastic bowls 
painted flat black on the inside, flat white on top. 

Had fun making parts with Solidworks  software and my 3D printer. Several 
improvement cycles on most parts, especially the rain meter tip bucket and 
funnel. Eventually designed something that would fit in a couple of 4" 
sched 80 PVC coupler fittings.
The wind vane uses a continuous turn potentiometer and is powered with 5 V 
from the Arduino - the output is 0 to 5 volts and linear around the 
compass. My original anenometer, the white one, functioned very well but I 
discovered the shorter arms worked just as well, had less inertial mass to 
slow down after a gust, and will take up less space at my deployment site.

I plan to place the arduino in a central 3" PVC junction and connect all 
the elements with 2"PVC to route the signal wire. there will be external 
supports as well.  Have not full deployed it yet because I am waiting on an 
arduino screw connection shield to make connecting everything easier. I'll 
post more pics when it is deployed fully.


 



 



 



 









On Sunday, July 30, 2017 at 7:38:04 AM UTC-6, Tom Keffer wrote:
>
> Hello, Sean 
>

> That's quite an ambitious project you're doing! Sounds like fun.
>
> To start, make sure you take a look at the Weewx Customizing Guide 
> . It explains how weewx works 
> under the hood.
>
> Weewx expects a stream of raw sensor data, while your raw data seems to be 
> a mix of sensor data plus aggregates and historical data. I don't know how 
> wedded you are to your data stream (and underlying MySQL model), but if you 
> are, it could be very difficult to adapt the weewx reporting machinery to 
> it. 
>
> Alternatively, you could keep your database schema, and run weewx in 
> parallel with it. Don't know why you'd want two different databases holding 
> what is essentially the same data, but that would work.
>
> Another approach would be to do ditch your database and PHP script and 
> substitute weewx's logging capability in their place.
>
> The last two alternatives would require that you either write a custom 
> driver, or adapt an existing driver, to log the data coming off the 
> Arduino. See the Customizing Guide for instructions on how to write a custom 
> driver . 
>
> Give the Customizing Guide a read and think this over. Once you decide 
> what approach you want to take we can discuss the details.
>
> Would love to see some pictures of the hardware you built!
>
> -tk
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Sean Coston  > wrote:
>
>> Hi all. First post here.
>>
>> I have been on a several month journey of building my own weather station 
>> using an  Arduino Mega and an 

[weewx-user] Re: Can Weewx wh23xx retrieve historical data stored on the device?

[Andrew Milner]

There should be two parts to this process 

1.  When you start weewx after prolonged down time the missing records 
should be being retrieved from the logger and inserted into the weewx 
database - if none are beiong retrieved then you should check the log - and 
if necessary post the log - for the period from the restart to the first 
archive interval - to the forum for assistance.

2. Wunderfixer compares the weewx database with the wunderground records - 
for a single date, which defaults to the current date. Note that the date 
is in wunderground terms.  If wunderfixer is being used to fill in missing 
data from previous days then it needs to be called for each of the missing 
days.  This can only be done AFTER the weewx database has been updated with 
the missing historical data as in step 1

Does this help?



On Monday, 31 July 2017 03:09:33 UTC+3, electr...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi There,
>
> Im running...
> - Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi
> - Using the "wh23xx" driver for Tycon TP2700WC Support (Rebranded Fine 
> Offset WH2310)
> - Submitting data to Weather Underground
> - Using wunderfixer as recommended nightly cron task
>
> My weather station has onboard logging so if the internet is down or my 
> Raspberry Pi is turned off for some reason it will still collect and store 
> the data.  
>
> When I plug the base station back in after a prolonged absence I notice 
> that the data on the base station does not appear to be used to back fill 
> for Weather Underground even after manually running "wunderfixer".  The 
> records don't appear to be picked up at all.
> I notice in the comments for the "wh23xx.py" driver file that the 
> structure of the historical records is discussed.
>
> Is the processing of these historical records supported at present?  If 
> they are is there something that needs to happen with the config to get it 
> to work? 
>
> Thanks
>

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[weewx-user] Can Weewx wh23xx retrieve historical data stored on the device?

[electroblu77]

Hi There,

Im running...
- Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi
- Using the "wh23xx" driver for Tycon TP2700WC Support (Rebranded Fine 
Offset WH2310)
- Submitting data to Weather Underground
- Using wunderfixer as recommended nightly cron task

My weather station has onboard logging so if the internet is down or my 
Raspberry Pi is turned off for some reason it will still collect and store 
the data.  

When I plug the base station back in after a prolonged absence I notice 
that the data on the base station does not appear to be used to back fill 
for Weather Underground even after manually running "wunderfixer".  The 
records don't appear to be picked up at all.
I notice in the comments for the "wh23xx.py" driver file that the structure 
of the historical records is discussed.

Is the processing of these historical records supported at present?  If 
they are is there something that needs to happen with the config to get it 
to work? 

Thanks

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[weewx-user] Re: cmon service graphs of mem_used on RPi

[Luc Heijst]

Hi Neil,

Attached three monthmem graphs from cmon.
21: Raspberry PI 2 running three instances of weewx: vantage driver, 
meteostick driver and klimalogg driver.
31: Raspberry PI 3 running weewx simulator driver and taking webcam 
snapshots between 07:00 and 19:00 each two minutes.
32: Raspberry PI 3 running weewx simulator driver and taking webcam 
snapshots between 07:00 and 19:00 each two minutes.

See: www.lucdesign.nl

Cheers, Luc

On Thursday, 27 July 2017 05:04:14 UTC-3, Neil Trimboy wrote:
>
> I'd be grateful if someone could post some cmon service graphs of mem_used 
> of weewx running on a Pi.
> Id like to know/see typical use.
> Attached is mine...I am in the process of setting up my weewx install. so 
> the large spikes are updates/installs and several reboots, but it looks 
> like I have a memory leak somewhere, which would not be a surprise and I 
> have some bits of my own code running
>
> Thanks
>
>
> 
>
>

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[weewx-user] Re: WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[aschauer . michl]

Hi Luc,
thx for these details. i´ve received your mails and will answer asap.
Greets, Michael


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[weewx-user] Re: WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[Luc Heijst]

Hi Michael,

Currently weewx is receiving your stations pressure data from the sensor 
inside the meteostick device.
As outside temperature and -humidity are not received currently from the 
ISS, the calculated values for barometer are not valid and preset with NONE.

Luc

On Sunday, 30 July 2017 05:52:51 UTC-3, aschaue...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> i want to migrate from meteohub system (via serial interface) to weewx 
> with meteostick.
>
> with meteostick and meteohub i had the problem with poor reception quality 
> of meteostick.
> i have a davis repeater here, and brought it into operation. with the 
> repeater i got good reception of ISS, soil station and additional temp/hum. 
> only the wireless anemometer station is near enough to be received directly.
>
> meanwhile i´ve set up a weewx system with raspian and got the meteostick 
> driver running. but there are a few issues:
> wind sensor is received by meteostick directly and displayed on the weewx 
> startpage. all other stations (ISS, SoilTemp, additional TempHum) are not 
> displayed on the weewx start page. interestingly the values of the 
> tempsensor on the stick is displayed, but not the values of the pressure 
> sensor.
> when i got meteostick working, pressure values were displayed, but quitted 
> after few hours. so the only values i get are winddir and speed (via direct 
> reception) and inside temperature. data via the davis repeater are not 
> displayed.
>
> maybe i´ve overseen oder forgotten some .conf customizing? file ist 
> attached. i appreciate every help.
>
> thx, Michael
>

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Re: [weewx-user] WeeWx integration with custom home-built weather station

[Clay Jackson]

Hey, Sean - lots of different ways to accomplish what you're after.  The 
customization guide is the place to start, and then Matt and others have some 
great code samples in hit.  I'll send you a snippet I did that grabs the 
barometric pressure from an AORS string a bit later today

Sent from my iPhone
Clay Jackson


> On Jul 30, 2017, at 6:37 AM, Thomas Keffer  wrote:
> 
> Hello, Sean
> 
> That's quite an ambitious project you're doing! Sounds like fun.
> 
> To start, make sure you take a look at the Weewx Customizing Guide. It 
> explains how weewx works under the hood.
> 
> Weewx expects a stream of raw sensor data, while your raw data seems to be a 
> mix of sensor data plus aggregates and historical data. I don't know how 
> wedded you are to your data stream (and underlying MySQL model), but if you 
> are, it could be very difficult to adapt the weewx reporting machinery to it. 
> 
> Alternatively, you could keep your database schema, and run weewx in parallel 
> with it. Don't know why you'd want two different databases holding what is 
> essentially the same data, but that would work.
> 
> Another approach would be to do ditch your database and PHP script and 
> substitute weewx's logging capability in their place.
> 
> The last two alternatives would require that you either write a custom 
> driver, or adapt an existing driver, to log the data coming off the Arduino. 
> See the Customizing Guide for instructions on how to write a custom driver. 
> 
> Give the Customizing Guide a read and think this over. Once you decide what 
> approach you want to take we can discuss the details.
> 
> Would love to see some pictures of the hardware you built!
> 
> -tk
> 
> 
>> On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Sean Coston  wrote:
>> Hi all. First post here.
>> 
>> I have been on a several month journey of building my own weather station 
>> using an  Arduino Mega and an ESP8266 wifi communications module along with 
>> a number of sensors.
>> I have 3-D printed anenometer, wind-vane, and rain-meter parts of my own 
>> design and have calibrated these instruments. The data I am getting from my 
>> set up seems to be reliable compared to readings from a nearby weather 
>> station posted on WU.
>> Right now, I have the data from the weather station being sent to a very 
>> simple web server that I built on a Linux 16.04 virtual machine running on 
>> my FreeNAS11 box. I've written a php script that accepts posts from the 
>> ESP8266 (data passed to it from the Arduino) and the php script takes live 
>> data and constructs a web page that I can access from any browser. The php 
>> script also writes posted sensor data to a MySQL database on the Linux 
>> server, and queries the same database to receive conditioned data like 
>> max/min temps, averaged data, etc. The php script also writes to a "|" 
>> (vertical bar) delimited raw data file (similar to that used by WD, and 
>> others) that is constantly updated and can be read by any program with 
>> simple parsing techniques.
>> 
>> Attached are a screen shot of my webpage, and a copy of my raw data file 
>> with some data in it.
>> My question to this group is, is there any way to "show" custom weather 
>> station data to weewx so the robust data display tools can be used? I have 
>> had fun up to now, but really don't want to reinvent the wheel when it comes 
>> to data display.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> I'm not looking for anyone to hold my hand, just to maybe explain how WeeWx 
>> gets its data so maybe I can mimic that and thus "present" my data to WeeWx 
>> as if it were coming from an already developed weather station platform.
>> 
>> Thanks to anyone responding to this.
>> 
>> Sean
>> 
>> 
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[weewx-user] Re: WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[Luc Heijst]

Hi Michael,

The raw data received from the Davis equipment can be read as 8-byte data 
and 10-byte data.
The current meteostick driver only reads the 8-bit data.

The 10-bit data is used for raw data received from a repeater, As we so far 
didn't had any testers with a repeater, we couldn't find out the used 
protocol.
As you might know Davis nor Smartbedded were giving details about these 
protocols. 

I like to help you (and you are helping me!) discovering this 10-byte 
protocol to be able to extend the meteostick driver for use with repeaters.
I will contact you via private mail.

Cheers, Luc

On Sunday, 30 July 2017 05:52:51 UTC-3, aschaue...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> i want to migrate from meteohub system (via serial interface) to weewx 
> with meteostick.
>
> with meteostick and meteohub i had the problem with poor reception quality 
> of meteostick.
> i have a davis repeater here, and brought it into operation. with the 
> repeater i got good reception of ISS, soil station and additional temp/hum. 
> only the wireless anemometer station is near enough to be received directly.
>
> meanwhile i´ve set up a weewx system with raspian and got the meteostick 
> driver running. but there are a few issues:
> wind sensor is received by meteostick directly and displayed on the weewx 
> startpage. all other stations (ISS, SoilTemp, additional TempHum) are not 
> displayed on the weewx start page. interestingly the values of the 
> tempsensor on the stick is displayed, but not the values of the pressure 
> sensor.
> when i got meteostick working, pressure values were displayed, but quitted 
> after few hours. so the only values i get are winddir and speed (via direct 
> reception) and inside temperature. data via the davis repeater are not 
> displayed.
>
> maybe i´ve overseen oder forgotten some .conf customizing? file ist 
> attached. i appreciate every help.
>
> thx, Michael
>

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[weewx-user] Re: WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[aschauer . michl]

Hi Tom, 
thanks for coming back :)  Let me clear that, i´ve different data streams 
on twot different systems, but they are not connected to each other. The 
serial stream is wire-connected to meteohub. The wireless stream is only 
connected to the rpi via meteostick, to say - there´s no connection between 
the serial stream and the rpi. two seperate systems.
greez, Michael

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Re: [weewx-user] WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[Thomas Keffer]

Hello, Michael

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you have two different data
streams: one going through the meteostick, another through a Davis
repeater. How are they joined? Does the meteostick talk to the repeater?

If you wish to use just the meteostick driver, you will need to run all
data through it. Otherwise, you will need to augment the data by using
another driver. This can be done, but it is not very elegant.

-tk

On Sun, Jul 30, 2017 at 1:52 AM,  wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> i want to migrate from meteohub system (via serial interface) to weewx
> with meteostick.
>
> with meteostick and meteohub i had the problem with poor reception quality
> of meteostick.
> i have a davis repeater here, and brought it into operation. with the
> repeater i got good reception of ISS, soil station and additional temp/hum.
> only the wireless anemometer station is near enough to be received directly.
>
> meanwhile i´ve set up a weewx system with raspian and got the meteostick
> driver running. but there are a few issues:
> wind sensor is received by meteostick directly and displayed on the weewx
> startpage. all other stations (ISS, SoilTemp, additional TempHum) are not
> displayed on the weewx start page. interestingly the values of the
> tempsensor on the stick is displayed, but not the values of the pressure
> sensor.
> when i got meteostick working, pressure values were displayed, but quitted
> after few hours. so the only values i get are winddir and speed (via direct
> reception) and inside temperature. data via the davis repeater are not
> displayed.
>
> maybe i´ve overseen oder forgotten some .conf customizing? file ist
> attached. i appreciate every help.
>
> thx, Michael
>
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Re: [weewx-user] WeeWx integration with custom home-built weather station

[Thomas Keffer]

Hello, Sean

That's quite an ambitious project you're doing! Sounds like fun.

To start, make sure you take a look at the Weewx Customizing Guide
. It explains how weewx works under
the hood.

Weewx expects a stream of raw sensor data, while your raw data seems to be
a mix of sensor data plus aggregates and historical data. I don't know how
wedded you are to your data stream (and underlying MySQL model), but if you
are, it could be very difficult to adapt the weewx reporting machinery to
it.

Alternatively, you could keep your database schema, and run weewx in
parallel with it. Don't know why you'd want two different databases holding
what is essentially the same data, but that would work.

Another approach would be to do ditch your database and PHP script and
substitute weewx's logging capability in their place.

The last two alternatives would require that you either write a custom
driver, or adapt an existing driver, to log the data coming off the
Arduino. See the Customizing Guide for instructions on how to write a custom
driver .

Give the Customizing Guide a read and think this over. Once you decide what
approach you want to take we can discuss the details.

Would love to see some pictures of the hardware you built!

-tk


On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Sean Coston  wrote:

> Hi all. First post here.
>
> I have been on a several month journey of building my own weather station
> using an  Arduino Mega and an ESP8266 wifi communications module along with
> a number of sensors.
> I have 3-D printed anenometer, wind-vane, and rain-meter parts of my own
> design and have calibrated these instruments. The data I am getting from my
> set up seems to be reliable compared to readings from a nearby weather
> station posted on WU.
> Right now, I have the data from the weather station being sent to a very
> simple web server that I built on a Linux 16.04 virtual machine running on
> my FreeNAS11 box. I've written a php script that accepts posts from the
> ESP8266 (data passed to it from the Arduino) and the php script takes live
> data and constructs a web page that I can access from any browser. The php
> script also writes posted sensor data to a MySQL database on the Linux
> server, and queries the same database to receive conditioned data like
> max/min temps, averaged data, etc. The php script also writes to a "|"
> (vertical bar) delimited raw data file (similar to that used by WD, and
> others) that is constantly updated and can be read by any program with
> simple parsing techniques.
>
> Attached are a screen shot of my webpage, and a copy of my raw data file
> with some data in it.
> My question to this group is, is there any way to "show" custom weather
> station data to weewx so the robust data display tools can be used? I have
> had fun up to now, but really don't want to reinvent the wheel when it
> comes to data display.
>
>
> 
>
>
>
> I'm not looking for anyone to hold my hand, just to maybe explain how
> WeeWx gets its data so maybe I can mimic that and thus "present" my data to
> WeeWx as if it were coming from an already developed weather station
> platform.
>
> Thanks to anyone responding to this.
>
> Sean
>
>
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[weewx-user] Re: Questions about project

[Dan'l B]

On Saturday, July 29, 2017 at 4:41:58 PM UTC-4, Bruce Huddleston wrote:
>
> I am looking at upgrading my Davis Weather Wizard III components to a more 
> modern set. I airboss airshows in my spare time and while the Davis set has 
> served me well for over 10 years it's time to get something more modern and 
> that has the capability of providing more information.This weather 
> reporting is only used for airshows around the country. It has to be small 
> and portable and fit in a small Pelican case. Our company has an Orion 
> weather station but they are too expensive to purchase another one. We 
> sometimes have three airshows the same weekend.
>
> I am looking at the following.
>
> Computer & Display hardware:
> Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
> 7" or 10" display with case
> 2 skins -  Display only what is shown on the attachments in that format. 
> One is for daytime show and the other (inverse) is used for nightime shows.
> No need to keep data as each venue will be different. 
>
> Weather Station hardware:
> 1st choice - Use Maretron WSO100 Ultrasonic Weather Station - Uses NMEA 
> 2000 bus. Will use Maretron USB100 NMEA 200 / USB Gateway. It converts NMEA 
> 2000 Inputs to NMEA 0183 Outputs to USB. Optionally use an Actisense 
> NGT-1-USB interface.
> :
> 2nd choice - Use New Mountain NM150WX Ultrasonic Weather Station - This 
> unit is twice as expensive as the Maretron but has basically the same 
> functionality. I see that the NM150WX has already been interfaced to weewx?
>
> Before I start purchasing this equipment I would like to know if what I am 
> proposing is possible. Any information group members might have would be 
> appreciated, especially someone that might have already interfaced the 
> mentioned hardware to weewx.
>

This device might be of interest as well.

The SailTimer Wind Instrument  

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[weewx-user] best kit for UK

[Philip Frampton]

I spent yesterday researching this myself. I came to the conclusion that this 
was the best option:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-Weather-Station-WeatherSleuth-Professional/dp/B00ZVFZUS6/ref=sr_1_1?s=outdoors=UTF8=1501410881=1-1-spons=weather+station=1

It's a shame the Oregon WMR89 isn't supported as it's the best value, 
especially as I wanted multiple temperature sensors. The WMR200 or 300 would 
work but are hard to get in the UK and £300+.

I've decided to start with the one above and then add SDR module and extra 
433mhz sensors to augment the system.

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[weewx-user] WeeWX, Meteostick & Davis Repeater Issues

[aschauer . michl]

Hi folks,

i want to migrate from meteohub system (via serial interface) to weewx with 
meteostick.

with meteostick and meteohub i had the problem with poor reception quality 
of meteostick.
i have a davis repeater here, and brought it into operation. with the 
repeater i got good reception of ISS, soil station and additional temp/hum. 
only the wireless anemometer station is near enough to be received directly.

meanwhile i´ve set up a weewx system with raspian and got the meteostick 
driver running. but there are a few issues:
wind sensor is received by meteostick directly and displayed on the weewx 
startpage. all other stations (ISS, SoilTemp, additional TempHum) are not 
displayed on the weewx start page. interestingly the values of the 
tempsensor on the stick is displayed, but not the values of the pressure 
sensor.
when i got meteostick working, pressure values were displayed, but quitted 
after few hours. so the only values i get are winddir and speed (via direct 
reception) and inside temperature. data via the davis repeater are not 
displayed.

maybe i´ve overseen oder forgotten some .conf customizing? file ist 
attached. i appreciate every help.

thx, Michael

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# WEEWX CONFIGURATION FILE
#
# Copyright (c) 2009-2015 Tom Keffer 
# See the file LICENSE.txt for your rights.

##

# This section is for general configuration information.

# Set to 1 for extra debug info, otherwise comment it out or set to zero
debug = 0

# Root directory of the weewx data file hierarchy for this station
WEEWX_ROOT = /

# How long to wait before timing out a socket (FTP, HTTP) connection
socket_timeout = 20

# Do not modify this. It is used when installing and updating weewx.
version = 3.7.1

##

#   This section is for information about the station.

[Station]

# Description of the station location
location = Leobendorf

# Latitude and longitude in decimal degrees
latitude = 48.3
longitude = 16.3

# Altitude of the station, with unit it is in. This is downloaded from
# from the station if the hardware supports it.
altitude = 180, meter

# Set to type of station hardware. There must be a corresponding stanza
# in this file with a 'driver' parameter indicating the driver to be used.
station_type = Meteostick

# If you have a website, you may specify an URL
#station_url = http://www.example.com

# The start of the rain year (1=January; 10=October, etc.). This is
# downloaded from the station if the hardware supports it.
rain_year_start = 1

# Start of week (0=Monday, 6=Sunday)
week_start = 6

##

[Simulator]
# This section is for the weewx weather station simulator

# The time (in seconds) between LOOP packets.
loop_interval = 2.5

# The simulator mode can be either 'simulator' or 'generator'.
# Real-time simulator. Sleep between each LOOP packet.
mode = simulator
# Generator.  Emit LOOP packets as fast as possible (useful for testing).
#mode = generator

# The start time. If not specified, the default is to use the present time.
#start = 2011-01-01 00:00

# The driver to use:
driver = weewx.drivers.simulator

##

#   This section is for uploading data to Internet sites

[StdRESTful]

[[StationRegistry]]
# To register this weather station with weewx, set this to true
register_this_station = false

[[AWEKAS]]
# This section is for configuring posts to AWEKAS.

# If you wish to do this, set the option 'enable' to true,
# and specify a username and password.
enable = false
username = replace_me
# To guard against parsing errors, put your password in quotes:
password = replace_me

[[CWOP]]
# This section is for configuring posts to CWOP.

# If you wish to do this, set the option 'enable' to true,
# and specify the station ID (e.g., CW1234).
enable = false
station = replace_me

# If this is an APRS (radio amateur) station, uncomment
# the following and replace with a passcode (e.g., 12345).
#passcode = replace_me (APRS stations only)

[[PWSweather]]
# This section is for configuring posts to PWSweather.com.

# If you wish to do this, set the option 'enable' to true,