So its an alrite system for the first time user but use the UIweather s/w
instead?

Liam


"Telboy" wrote in message
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Don't think much of the wind guage, the ws2500 one looked a lot better.
I've also recently been having a few problems with the rain guage. Its
all
wired, not wireless, maybe its my wiring rather than the unit... Overall
it
was good value and I'm pleased with it - the ws2500 was just too
expensive.

One thing I will vouch for is Andy's uiweather s/w. I've got it installed
and its excellent.

Terry




"Andy Pritchard" wrote in message
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Hi Liam

It's a cheap and cheerful weather station. I got mine last year (never
had
a
weather station before) and I'm happy with it. It was fairly pain less
to
set-up and runs fine.

The only downside to the station is the software that comes with it.
Allot
of people use http://www.weather-display.com/ as a replacement although
I
run my own software http://www.apritch.myby.co.uk/uiweather.htm

Andy.


"Liam Tallis" wrote in message
...
I've been looking at the La Crosse WS2300 as can be found at
http://www.ukweathershop.co.uk/acatalog/lctws_sub.html

I only have a cheap Oregon Scientific Wireless temperature and
humidity
sensor at the moment so am looking for like a medium quality weather
station
with most features (wind, rainfall). I don't know much about all the
brands
available e.t.c. or things but does anyone have any experience with La
Crosse (and specifically this model) and is it suitable for someone
like
me
who's never had a proper weather station before

Cheers

Liam