Dave Liquorice wrote:

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:02:29 +0000, Timothy Murphy wrote:

Does anyone have experience of a weather station
sending back information over the internet,
preferably by WiFi but possible by USB connection
to a remote computer?

Try uk.sci.weather (added to the Newsgroups: line).

Several weather stations have USB connectivity, a now reducing number
have RS232. I've not come across one that supports ethernet or WiFi
directly.

There are a few but W ifi / ethernet = computer = expensive. I use a
netbook for data logging and internet serving

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zaax
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zaax wrote:
Dave Liquorice wrote:

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:02:29 +0000, Timothy Murphy wrote:

Does anyone have experience of a weather station
sending back information over the internet,
preferably by WiFi but possible by USB connection
to a remote computer?
Try uk.sci.weather (added to the Newsgroups: line).

Several weather stations have USB connectivity, a now reducing number
have RS232. I've not come across one that supports ethernet or WiFi
directly.

There are a few but W ifi / ethernet = computer = expensive. I use a
netbook for data logging and internet serving

If you can't find one that goes to WiFi directly then how about one of
these to keep the power down?

http://www.fit-pc.co.uk/

Andrew

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 21:07:13 +0000, zaax wrote:
Several weather stations have USB connectivity, a now reducing number
have RS232. I've not come across one that supports ethernet or WiFi
directly.

There are a few but W ifi / ethernet = computer = expensive. I use a
netbook for data logging and internet serving

Get an old laptop, remove screen + hdd, boot from a CF card or USB stick...