Re: [weewx-development] Data continuity through power outage

That's correct. Before weewx starts asking for LOOP packets it figures out what the start and end of the archive interval will be. It uses this information to figure out when to stop asking for LOOP packets and, instead, ask for an archive record. See the call to _get_console_time() on line 594

Re: [weewx-development] Data continuity through power outage

"morr...@gmail.com" writes: > We're just recovering from Hurricane Fiona here. My weewx server was off > for 14 hours becasue of the power outage. > > I'm thinking of caching readings in my DIY Moteino based weather station, > or the base station which accepts data from it via 915MHz radios, a

Re: [weewx-development] Data continuity through power outage

On Sat, Sep 24, 2022, 20:47 Tom Keffer, wrote: > Still, if the effort to set things up is not too expensive, I'd say, "Try > it!" > Ok! I should be able to set up a test system without too much trouble. Just to be sure I understand correctly: the archive process' idea of timestamping is interna

Re: [weewx-development] Data continuity through power outage

Off the top of my head, the one area of concern is that on startup the archiving process does check the wall time clock to figure out the bounds of the archive record it is working on. It might be possible to change that to using the timestamp of the first LOOP packet, but there's also likely to be

[weewx-development] Data continuity through power outage

We're just recovering from Hurricane Fiona here. My weewx server was off for 14 hours becasue of the power outage. I'm thinking of caching readings in my DIY Moteino based weather station, or the base station which accepts data from it via 915MHz radios, and then bursting them to weewx when it