Report: works great. Acts exactly like a Davis logger, except untethered.
Easy setup.
It does collect archive records - same capacity as Davis logger (2560
records) and allows weewx to catch up on records not retrieved.
Also allows for interactive download of archive records to CSV which could
On Monday, June 1, 2020 at 6:44:48 AM UTC-7, Sébastien Bouillon wrote:
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>
> Do you know the battery life of the Davis station in the event of a power
> failure?
>
>
>
If you use their data logger, literally months.
I just ordered one. If this works, I will be one happy person. I will
report back.
Not for me personally, but I know others always look for cheaper
> alternatives to the Davis loggers.
>
> Some questions:
> - does weeex gracefully catch up (read the stored logger data) when you
> shut down
Sébastien Bouillon writes:
> Do you know the battery life of the Davis station in the event of a power
> failure?
I don't. My experience has been that a power failure of a day or so has
not resulted in appreciable battery drain, in terms of lowered voltage
once the power is back.
> When
hi,
It’s always interesting to interact with other people. I just ordered the
Davis data logger. There will be a cable between the console and the
raspberry, less practical than wifi or the USB key, but easier and more
robust in case of power failure.
Do you know the battery life of the Davis
similar here. bushfire disaster destroyed my region in 2009, taking all
reticulation with it (power, phone, water, ..). they ran new power and phone
lines down the highway to here in only a week or so, i flicked the computer on,
it sync’ed with data logger and no data lost! luckily the AA
Another data point: I’ve been running an RPi-based weewx with a Davis IP
datalogger for several years. The RPi is sometimes down for over a week; when
it restarts, all the data is recovered without loss, duplication, or manual
intervention. This ability to spool the data while the host computer
Sébastien Bouillon writes:
> This is an important criterion that I hadn't thought of taking into
> account. Meteostick does not fit this criterion
>
> I ask myself 2 questions :
> - When the raspberry is turned off and on, does the data-logger
> automatically return any missing data? I read
Hi,
This is an important criterion that I hadn't thought of taking into
account. Meteostick does not fit this criterion
I ask myself 2 questions :
- When the raspberry is turned off and on, does the data-logger
automatically return any missing data? I read that it was interesting to
put an
Sébastien Bouillon writes:
> I am a new owner of a vantage 2 station and future user of weewx. I
> discovered that there are lots of different data loggers. Not easy to find
> your way around at the start. I’m trying a summary that might interest
> other new weewx users.
Thanks for the
Hello,
I am a new owner of a vantage 2 station and future user of weewx. I
discovered that there are lots of different data loggers. Not easy to find
your way around at the start. I’m trying a summary that might interest
other new weewx users.
I haven't made up my mind yet. perhaps the
Haven't had any issues so far, but it's only been a week. I am still
trying to confirm that the Meteo-pi hardware clock is actually doing its
thing, as there was no setup instructions for it, and I don't know enough
linux to really diagnose the hardware clock feature properly. Still
On Friday, May 29, 2020 at 2:14:52 PM UTC-7, Brent Geery wrote:
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> Mine is working without a hitch the last week. I'm new to the Davis VP2+,
> the PI Zero, and the Meteo-pi hat. It's only just reporting to WU right
> now, and I haven't customized weewx reports yet, but everything worked the
>
Mine is working without a hitch the last week. I'm new to the Davis VP2+,
the PI Zero, and the Meteo-pi hat. It's only just reporting to WU right
now, and I haven't customized weewx reports yet, but everything worked the
first time following the instructions online (but they are scattered a
> Thank you for your answers.The "Meteo-pi hat" is the product sell by
>> prodata system (https://www.weatherstations.co.uk/meteo-pi.htm) ?
>>
>>
Does anybody currently running weewx have one of these integrated
successfully ?
That looks like a nice product for $89 US if you go through the
I don't want to promote the meteostick and the other devices are certainly
equally good.
One of the reasons for choosing the meteostick was that it works absolutely
independent of the Davis console.
My console is placed in the living room (ground floor), the RPi is in my
office (2nd floor).
Hello,
I have found a document which present the meteobridge nano
http://download.meteobridge.com/files/meteobridge-nano-sd-datasheet.pdf
It is written thas : *Personal Weather Pages – The NANO SD can feed the
popular personal weather templates WD-Live, Leuven Template, Saratoga
Template,
Hello,
Thank you for your answers.The "Meteo-pi hat" is the product sell by
prodata system (https://www.weatherstations.co.uk/meteo-pi.htm) ?
This shop proposes an other device which seem very fine: the meteobridge
nano (https://shop.weatherstations.co.uk/meteobridge-nano-1771-p.asp), It
seem
Last week I installed a brand new Davis VP2+. I'm using it with a Pi
Zero-W and the Meteo-Pi hat. If you are planning on using a Raspberry Pi
(especially the zero) with a Davis station, I can't think of a slicker
solution on the market today. I'm combining it with a Mini USB UPS/Power
Hi Manfred,
tank you for your answer
Do you connect the logger stick directly in a USB plug of the raspberry, ?
Sébastien
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Hi Sébastien,
I don't know either data-logger.
Personally I'm using this one:
https://www.smartbedded.com/wiki/index.php/Meteostick
It works perfectly with my Vantage Pro 2 and two transmitters.
Manfred
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Hello Charlie,
I want to buy a data-logger.
This shop sells data-logger.
I hesitate between meteo-pi
(https://shop.weatherstations.co.uk/meteo-pi-1832-p.asp) and wifi logger
(https://shop.weatherstations.co.uk/wifi-logger-v2-1752-p.asp)
Can you tell me if the wifi logger works with weewx and
There's a pretty big thread over on wxforum regarding the WFL, here...
https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=34312.0
I have my own flavour of wireless logging using xbee wireless units, one in
my VP2 much like the WFL and one hanging off my weewx box/computer.
Weewx 'sees' it as a normal
Phil,
That was an information-packed message. Thanks! I ordered the logger and
hope to have it by the end of the week. I'll report back with my experience.
Charlie
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I don't have one of these. But it should work fine with the weeWX Vantage
driver. It appears to emulate the Davis WeatherLinkIP interface (without
having a Davis registered "DID", preventing free uploads to Davis own
weatherlink.com website. FWIW, the Davis DID is the MAC address of the
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