On Thursday, November 24, 2016 at 8:58:01 PM UTC-5, vk3...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I'll check a few things out when I get home but I had not realised that I
> needed to provide the 'delta' rain value for each loop packet. I was
> passing back the 'daily rain so far' value so I'll look into changing
Thanks Gary.
I'll check a few things out when I get home but I had not realised that I
needed to provide the 'delta' rain value for each loop packet. I was
passing back the 'daily rain so far' value so I'll look into changing that
and see what happens.
Susan
Thinking some more... 1.5mm of rain so far today and a plot that shows
about 40 000 mm/hour. Querying the station (I assume) every 3-5 seconds,
lets say about 1 000 times/hr. 40 000/1 000 gives about 40mm/query. 40/1.5
gives a factor of about 26 which given my rubbery figures is about the
numbe
Hi,
No solution but some thoughts. Could be unit conversions getting messed, a
factor of 10 is common when METRIC is involved since METRIC records rain in cm
not mm as some might expect. But you are using METRICWX so that is not so
likely. If you driver is setting the usUnits correctly and the
(Don't know how to edit my post)
The WU time scale for the rain is that it started to rain about 0400 and
finished about 0530.
Susan
