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General Discussion / Re: Recent music purchases
« on: March 08, 2012, 04:19:24 PM »
Saving Abel - Self Titled
Billy Joe Walker Jr. - Warm Front
Green Day - Dookie
Billy Joe Walker Jr. - Warm Front
Green Day - Dookie
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Davis is the best system out there and one of the most trusted in the weather community. I had years ago the Lacrosse and Oregon Scientific and those systems broke within a few months of heavy weather. Davis provides you with the fastest updating sensor readings as well as the most flexibility with your data. Its expensive but worth the initial investment. Mine has been running for nearly 4 years on a salt water river and hasn't hiccuped yet. Even the batteries are still holding. I only had to replace the batteries on the fan aspirated shield once. Search around and you can find some good deals. Typical refresh times on the wind speeds are 2 seconds.I'm going this time with Davis. Which one would you choose? The Vantage Pro2 or Vantage vue.
Which TWC LaCrosse model do you have? coincidentally, my weather station is a La Crosse with TWC logo on it and its wind anemometer isnt all that greatWS-1611-IT
Are you sure you have the anemometer in the right place? Make sure it's above all objects like what phw115wvwx said.It's on a five foot pole on top of the house.
LaCrosse, Scientific Oregon, and Davis are probably the best options. If I ever have my own house someday, I'll be getting a Davis as it has the faster update times and is more accurate. Here's a website to explore all weather stations that exist and buy whatever you wish: http://www.ambientweather.com/
I'll give you one big piece of advice: Setup and siting of the instruments is paramount to have a functioning station with quality weather data. If you don't set everything up correctly and put the sensors where they should be located (thermometer needs good air flow, rain gauge cannot be shadowed by taller objects nearby, anemometer needs to be above all obstructions, etc.), your data will be useless no matter what station you get.
You OK Bryan?Thanks for you concern, Don. It was all south where I live. Although I was about five minuets from leaving work when we had to take shelter. I didn't get to witness what happened. I toured the area after getting out and only saw some flash flooding. TWC did show a hook echo rolling through Huntingburg, IN.
You'd be correct.Probably not if it's a station local to your area...
I think he's probably referring to winners from a radio station contest in general.