[Xastir] Weather Station Specs/Lacross native code?

[Tate]

I can only second what the others have said about the poorer quality of 
the LaCrosse gear. But hey - like you say, it's inexpensive (CHEAP!) and 
it works - for awhile at least.

I'm running a 2317 on xastir via open2300 and xastir at 
http://map.findu.com/kc7zru
See the 'local' output at http://kc7zru.net/2300
And here's it's 'data' at Weatherunderground.com
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=82604

They shore do make it look perrty <seg>

Eh, for as long as it lasts....

73

Curt, WE7U wrote:
> I am now the proud owner of _two_ weather stations, an original
> Dallas Semiconductor one-wire station and a Lacrosse 2317.  I figure
> I'll put the Lacross up permanently in the primo spots but may mount
> the Dallas somewhere too for testing.
> 
> I seem to recall there are NOAA or NWS specs regarding how to set up
> the sensors, regarding height, distance from obstructions, etc.
> Anyone know where those are?
> 
> Of course the next step after getting either of these mounted is to
> hook them to Xastir...
> 
> Is the Lacrosse native code ready to be integrated yet (not
> requiring MySQL or open2300db2APRS)?
> 
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