[Xastir] Weather Station Specs/Lacross native code?

[Curt, WE7U]

On Mon, 15 Jan 2007, Tom Russo wrote:

> Might I suggest switching which one you have permanently mounted.  The
> LaCrosse 2317 is a toy.

Yea, I'm well aware of the fact that it may not last.  It was
relatively cheap though.  I figure it's a good learning tool and
perhaps a stepping-stone towards something better later, if I get
hooked on this weather stuff.

Besides that, we don't tend to have real weather where I live.  Ok,
except for the last 2 or 3 months.  Normally we're moderated pretty
well here by the ocean temps.  In the last few months we've had
floods/winds/ice/snow and it's not done yet.

I suspect the anemometer might survive longer in this climate than
it would in yours.


> http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dshelms/CWOP_Guide.pdf
>
> Found this on the CWOP site <http://www.wxqa.com/>, specifically
> <http://www.wxqa.com/resources.html>

Great!  This should get added to our Wiki if it's not already there.

It should also go on the info.aprs.net wiki as well so that people
can find it easily.  I see that the resources.html link is on the
2nd Wiki, probably some of the other links eventually lead to the
pdf.


> I am not aware of any native code that was in the works.  the
> MySQL/open2300db2APRS is the only one I'm aware of.

I am aware of something.  I'd have to hunt back through the archives
to see who was working on it though.  I think it might have been to
the testing phase.

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