13-09-2016, 15:49
Hi jeri12,
I always encourage any development or modification that everyone wants to do with the WeatherDuino Pro2 for it's own use, but that doesn't mean that I will gonna work on someone's code.
In this particular case, I really haven't the intention to change the type of RF link between the TX and RX units. There are several reasons for this, one of them is very important to me: backward compatibility!
There are around two hundreds of WeatherDuino Pro2 installations, I think that users will appreciate this concern. Despite the several enhancements introduced along the years, current software still work with early hardware boards.
By other way, almost all brands of weather stations, still use simple, one way RF links.
I always encourage any development or modification that everyone wants to do with the WeatherDuino Pro2 for it's own use, but that doesn't mean that I will gonna work on someone's code.
In this particular case, I really haven't the intention to change the type of RF link between the TX and RX units. There are several reasons for this, one of them is very important to me: backward compatibility!
There are around two hundreds of WeatherDuino Pro2 installations, I think that users will appreciate this concern. Despite the several enhancements introduced along the years, current software still work with early hardware boards.
By other way, almost all brands of weather stations, still use simple, one way RF links.