Whilst I am happy to document the process to enable the approximation of 
radiation in the wiki, I am less willing to force calculation of radiation 
via StdCalculate. Largely because the extension installer is somewhat 
limited and it uses an all or nothing approach - radiation will be set to 
calculate for everyone or for no one; the user will have no choice in the 
matter. The WeeWX wee_config utility is more flexible in that it can be set 
to prompt the user for input but I believe wee_config's scope is limited 
the driver stanza only (not the config stanzas for other services in 
weewx.conf). It may be that we will just have to rely on the user reading 
some install instructions rather than having them blindly install.

In summary, I will look at what can be done to enable the calculation of 
radiation on install, but will only implement it if it can be done 
interactively.

Gary

On Thursday, 17 December 2020 at 20:31:35 UTC+10 [email protected] 
wrote:

> Thanks, Gary
> that was enlightening  😎 - and apart from planning to explain the details 
> more in the wiki (which is highly appreciated), 
> I suggest to include the above entries to the [[Corrections]] stanza also 
> in the readme file that comes with GW1000 API driver 
> and also include them - unless already done (I cannot tell as I did the 
> migration to the API driver manually) - in the install process which 
> updates the weewx.conf file.
> Great to have knowledgeable people to explain and help !
>
>

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