That means "wind" data packets are being reported, but it does not tell you the contents. For that, enable "debug_packet=1" and run for a short time while you know it is windy. A few minutes will be enough then disable debug-packet again.
A separate test is stop weewx for maybe 20 to 30 minutes and restart - see if the wmr300 reports sensible wind results in the history. Cameron. On Saturday, 6 October 2018 19:20:27 UTC+10, Juan Antonio Mosquera wrote: > > It's weird, it seems that wind data does read no? > > > Oct 06 11:17:13 meteomontaos weewx[10621]: wmr300x: read counts; Loop: > 135; TH_0: 11; TH_1: 16; TH_2: 10; TH_3: 10; TH_4: 10; TH_5: 10; TH_6: 10; > TH_7: 10; TH_8: 10; barom: 10; forecast: 12; rain: 12; wind: 16; x57: 1 > Oct 06 11:17:13 meteomontaos weewx[10621]: wmr300x: write counts; xa6: 1 > Oct 06 11:17:33 meteomontaos weewx[10621]: wmr300x: read counts; Loop: > 135; TH_0: 10; TH_1: 16; TH_2: 11; TH_3: 10; TH_4: 10; TH_5: 10; TH_6: 10; > TH_7: 10; TH_8: 10; barom: 10; forecast: 10; rain: 12; wind: 16; x57: 1 > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
