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Anyone running solar radiation sensors out there? (I.e. on a Davis VP+)
If so what are you recent peak readings on sunny winter days?
Please report readings, date, latitude, equipment. Thanks.

My weather station at www.sbriggs.plus.com/weather/index.htm

Cheers
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Steve and I have been chatting off list - but here are my readings from a
Davis VP using a BlueWave Solar Sensor
I am at 52.42N (Leicestershire)

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Day, Sunshine hours, ET, max solar, max uv
-----------------------------------
01 05.5hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,366.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
02 04.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,318.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
03 04.3hrs ,ET :0.1 mm ,465.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
04 03.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,260.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
05 03.9hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,310.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
06 04.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,318.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
07 03.7hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,512.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
08 03.4hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,324.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
09 02.3hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,289.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
10 04.0hrs ,ET :0.1 mm ,297.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
11 02.1hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,139.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
12 01.4hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,106.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv

Cheers

Stuart Robinson
Mountsorrel Weather
http://www.bylink.com

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Anyone running solar radiation sensors out there? (I.e. on a Davis VP+)
If so what are you recent peak readings on sunny winter days?
Please report readings, date, latitude, equipment. Thanks.

My weather station at www.sbriggs.plus.com/weather/index.htm

Cheers
--
Steve



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In message , Stu
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Steve and I have been chatting off list - but here are my readings from a
Davis VP using a BlueWave Solar Sensor
I am at 52.42N (Leicestershire)

-----------------------------------
Day, Sunshine hours, ET, max solar, max uv
-----------------------------------
01 05.5hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,366.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
02 04.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,318.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
03 04.3hrs ,ET :0.1 mm ,465.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
04 03.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,260.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
05 03.9hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,310.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
06 04.2hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,318.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
07 03.7hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,512.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
08 03.4hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,324.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
09 02.3hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,289.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
10 04.0hrs ,ET :0.1 mm ,297.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
11 02.1hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,139.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv
12 01.4hrs ,ET :0.0 mm ,106.0 wm/2 ,0.0 uv

Cheers

Stuart Robinson
Mountsorrel Weather
http://www.bylink.com

"Steven Briggs" wrote in message
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Anyone running solar radiation sensors out there? (I.e. on a Davis VP+)
If so what are you recent peak readings on sunny winter days?
Please report readings, date, latitude, equipment. Thanks.

My weather station at www.sbriggs.plus.com/weather/index.htm

Cheers
--
Steve




The gloom has finally been blown away, and today's high measured as
468w/m2 at 12:00.
This is the reason for this post, in that I believe my sensor is
significantly over-reading, I was hoping other posters could confirm how
close they achieve to the theoretical level of around 311W (at this time
of year, location etc). Are other factors, i.e. scattered radiation, a
significant source of error?

--
Steve



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