[cjthomson]

Hey everyone

I currently have a WD Pro 2 RX unit working with my Auriol weather station which I'm about to replace with a WD Pro 2 TX and associated sensors. So far I've got a Davis 6410 anemometer/vane and an SHT-D31 temp/humidity sensor and I plan keep using my Auriol Rain gauge.

I would like to get a radiation shield for the temp/humidity sensor and I'm looking for recommendations. In addition to a Davis 7714 I've also seen a Campbell Scientific RAD06 and RAD10 shield. Does anyone have experience of these radiation shields? Are there any others that I should take a look at?

Thanks in advance
Chris

[zitoune]

I would like to get a radiation shield for the temp/humidity sensor and I'm looking for recommendations. In addition to a Davis 7714 I've also seen a Campbell Scientific RAD06 and RAD10 shield. Does anyone have experience of these radiation shields? Are there any others that I should take a look at?

Hi Chris,

I use the Davis for a while now, I can say the construction is relatively robust. The assembly could be a bit easier though, with long screws going through the structure, but it works.
Inside you've got a bit of space to put your sensors. Actually only 3 plates are hollow, the rest are plain. It means you get little but enough space for a few sensors.
You have also different mounting options which makes it versatile.
Overall good.

[JT118]

http://www.metspec.net/unaspirated-radiation-shields

These are about the best, and manufacture the campbell scientific shields you mention. The davis shields are also good,

http://www.davisnet.com/support/radiation-shield-7714/
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DAVIS-RADIATIO...SwLzdWTI-y
http://www.davisnet.com/support/fan-aspi...on-shield/

http://www.davisnet.com/support/solar-po...ield-7755/
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DAVIS-VANTAGE-...SwyQtVv1Od

Cheaper,
http://www.ambientweather.com/amwesrpatean.html
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ambient-Weathe...SwyDxXhTd2
And very cheap:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/plastic-outer-...SwhcJWH1Or


For other info,

http://www.wxqa.com/shields.html