I have a Pro2 Compact which is working great with the TX! So I've put in the correct WU station ID and password in Credentials.h, and changed ENABLE_WU_UPLOAD   to "1" in Config_Options.h, but still nothing is being sent to Weather Underground. The middle "led" in the top left of the RX display is red, which I think indicates it isn't in contact with Wunderground. What can I do to get this to connect?

Hi All,

is there a limitation on the numbers of sensors controlled by one TX unit?  I am not familiar with Arduino Nanos, and wondered if there might be timing issues, where the processor is busy with one task.  I am looking to connect wind speed, direction, temp, humidity, rain and UV index.

Regards,

Ian

Hi All,

I've read the threads here, but they are a few years old.  What is the current thinking on solar panels, controller and batteries?  If nothing has changed, fine ... just wondering

Ian

P.S. It would be good if people have particular recommendations for China imports, because I do find that digging down to the actual specifications can be difficult (principally because I don't know much about panels & control units).

P.P.S I live in the UK (Yorkshire) so I would be interested to hear how people have got on from the original discussions in https://www.meteocercal.info/forum/Threa...nits-power with higher latitudes.

Not even got my TX board or receiver yet, but thinking about UV index and a UVM-30A sensor.  It seems obvious to me that a JGS1/JGS2 fused silica window should be the material of choice, but I was wondering about what 3D angle of incoming light needs to be met for reasonable accurate results ie. how close does the sensor need to be to the window?  What designs of enclosure have people come up with to measure UV index?

Regards,

Ian

Edit: I'm sure that there are full specifications somewhere about how to make this measurement, and with this particular sensor. I just haven't found them.

Werk, 
Are there any plans to create a new TX board with OTA facilities? 
I think that would be very popular as doing any updates is, in most cases difficult due mainly to it’s usually elevated and difficult location?
Regards
Jim