I should be able to conformally coat everything but the sensors and connectors, and the way I laid out the board it should be possible to put in a partition that'd split the ported sensor area from the rest of the guts. You'll still need some protection on the screw terminals and such.
The humidity sensor is supposed to be able to recover instantly from long periods of saturation, which is good - I know people have complained about that in other sensors. I'm not sure I follow your question about UI-View. Plugged in directly to what? Scott Deepsouth Bob wrote: > > > Sounds like you are on the right track. Definetly want to be able to > read humidity....and a good weather tight case with the ability to > handle high temps. The accuracy of the sensor readings (like temp in > direct sun) is more important than fancy expensive gear. If one knows > the life expectancy of components one can easily work in maintenace and > replacement schedules. A nice direct line to the Tracker 2 would be > great. Question...With a weather station plugged in directly is the data > transmitted separately from say Uiview data that could be > transmitted from another weather station + digi + Igate traffic? (Can u > run a full uiview output as well as a direct wired weather station at > the same time?) > Bob KE5JJC > > >
