Re: Weather stations and linux

Adam,
       I looked at a number of weather stations several years ago and
finally settled on a Davis unit. One other unit I came across was the
One-Wire-Weather station which is based on Dallas semiconductor
components and can be obtained as a kit here......
http://www.aagelectronica.com/aag/ another link which will get you going
is here .... http://oww.sourceforge.net

hth
Dan

Adam Bultman wrote:
> Has anybody here ever configured a weather station to talk to linux?
>
> This weather station is pretty cheap, but doesn't natively speak to linux
> (open3600 allegedly works):
> http://www.weathershack.com/la-crosse-technology/ws-8610u.html
>
> And there's a kit here, which seems to spit out a bit more succinct info:
> http://www.fperkins.com/HowToSetupyourownPersonalWeatherStation.html
>
> I don't want to spend a lot of money, and it'd be nice to haave a weather
> station that I could.. .well, admire the output of, I suppose.
>
> Anybody with experience?
>
> Adam
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