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Help with choosing an AWS
Hi All,
Looking to purcahse a wireless AWS to supplement my manual observations. Seems the choice is between a Davis Vantage Pro and the Oregon Scientific kit. Davis is more expensive than the Oregon kit. I know this has been discussed here before, but any thoughts? Cheers, Simon -- Weather Consultancy Services Ltd / Flying High Weather Ltd The Weather Centre, 188 Common Road, Wombourne, Staffordshire, England. WV5 0LT. Tel: 08700 738 100 Fax: 01902 895242 email: http://www.weatherweb.net |
Help with choosing an AWS
"MDJ" wrote in message s.com... Definitely DON'T go for the Oregon Scientific. Have a search on the net and you will see loads of reports of poor readings and unreliable remote sensors. Also, be wary about going for a wireless system. They only send data once every second and can miss out on reading gusting winds accurately. You can get the Davis cheaper than you think. Check out the link below... http://store.yahoo.com/boatersland/dav6150c.html Just my 2p MarkDJ http://www.stronge.org.uk UK Mobile Weather "Weather Consultancy Services" wrote in message ... Hi All, Looking to purcahse a wireless AWS to supplement my manual observations. Seems the choice is between a Davis Vantage Pro and the Oregon Scientific kit. Davis is more expensive than the Oregon kit. I know this has been discussed here before, but any thoughts? Cheers, Simon -- Weather Consultancy Services Ltd / Flying High Weather Ltd The Weather Centre, 188 Common Road, Wombourne, Staffordshire, England. WV5 0LT. Tel: 08700 738 100 Fax: 01902 895242 email: http://www.weatherweb.net Davis..... very pleased with mine. Steve www.ukstorms.com |
Help with choosing an AWS
Davis..... very pleased with mine.
Steve www.ukstorms.com Davis (wired version)... Also very pleased with mine. -- Chris www.thehendre.com/weather |
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