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:
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> (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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>From the noaa reports it is impossible to know if your issues are related
to a single comms issue corrupting many values in one loop record for
example, or if it is different issues with different sensors at different
times and on different occasions.
Not knowing your station type does not help
The colour coding makes it easier (for me) to spot the days with rogue data
although sorting the data by (say) windspeed is another say to find it and
yes, I realise what I need to do to find the values. I put the spreadsheet
up to show people what I was seeing.
My question was if this is a
What you need to do is to use the NOAA data to possibly pinpoint a rogue
day, and then check the archive table to see if there is a single rogue
record.
If there is then you can just correct the rogue record or delete it even,
and rebuild the stats tables and noaa files if required.
You
