| The original weather station used to provide the data on this site 
				was an
				Oregon Scientific WMR928NX Wireless Weather Station although 
				Oregon Scientific has since has released an upgraded version, 
				the 
				
				WMR200. Information on the WMR968 is still available from 
				the Oregon Scientific website
				here. 
				     The weather station consists of a console which uses wireless 
				communications to collect data from the anemometer, rain gauge, 
				temperature and humidity sensors. The 
				standard system includes an internal temperature, humidity 
				and barometric pressure sensor which may be supplemented by up to three additional 
				sensors. In this case, the standard internal sensor is located in 
				the lounge, with additional sensors located in the conservatory, 
				master bedroom and my home office.  The console also includes an RS-232 interface which may be 
				connected to a PC running third party applications such as
				
				Virtual Weather Station from Ambient Weather. This product 
				comes in three versions, Base, Professional and Internet with 
				the Professional and Internet editions adding features such as 
				data export and web site update functionality. The "Live" 
				weather data on the pages on this site are updated every 20 
				minutes or so. The weather station has been upgraded to a
				Davis Instruments Vantage Pro2 Plus 
				but the Oregon station is still operational and provides a fall 
				back to the Davis station.  The Owner's Manual supplied with the Weather Station was not 
				particularly good. In the US, Radio Shack distributed a rebadged 
				version on the WMR968 which had a far better manual. The Owner's 
				Manual below was downloaded from the Radio Shack website 
				here. The original Owner's Manual from Oregon Scientific's 
				website is also available. |