I accept that you want to remove spikes.
Do you think this process could be used to detect "warning" levels? eg
tomato plants are not frost-hardy at all, so we need a warning when the
temperature goes to 5C.
Many other processes require warnings at plus or minus 2.5 standard
deviations, as
I’ve lost months of data, too. My Acurite 5n1 stores only the total number
of rain bucket tips. Maybe the little console stores more. I don’t know how
to extract anything from it.
Peter Q, where is the magic can opener?
On Wednesday, 7 July 2021 at 02:29:50 UTC+10 aseg...@gmail.com wrote:
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I have a similar setup, done in May, and I have similar lack of data. It
worked from Nov to April, but I wanted to change from a
workstation-with-GUI to a Headless-Server, so I started again, and
apparently messed it up. (I kept weewx.conf)
RTl-433 works, generating sensible output like
I'm confused by the ids for my Acurite 5n1 and AmbientWeather WH31E
sensors. SDR.PY has found the ID of both devices. For the Acurite, it
generated the hex value of ID, but for the Ambient, it didn't.
Question: should I continue with the decimal value of ID for the Ambient
device?
I did:
I can't get my PYTHONPATH to work.
Firstly, this works properly:
rtl_433 -C si -M time:utc -R 40 -R 113 -T 40
BUT this does not:
PYTHONPATH=/usr/share/weewx/ python /usr/share/weewx/weewx/sdr.py
--cmd="rtl_433 -C si -M time:utc -R 40 -R 113 -T 40 "
Response is
Traceback (most recent
(I'm providing comments I think fill in context and gaps.)
I'm using GW1000 and have a WH51 soil sensor, too.
GJR80 (Gary), excellent advice. Thanks.
Blaze (Rob), I chose to use the Ecowitt web site until I can read and use
the new GW1000 driver in weewx. Its advantage is that Ecowitt tells me
I believe so. I use it with a dongle and software-defined radio (SDR) to
receive weather measurements from various devices. I have a weather station
but the dongle receives radio frequency (RF) signals directly from the
outside sensors.
Are you sure you need all the power of several Raspberry
Greg,
Your web page is so good. I am so envious. I'm trying to achieve what you
have already. I have issues beginning with not having a pressure reading,
which leads to missing reports.
Have you documented your installation? May I have a copy of your
weewx.conf, so I can compare it to see
I’m also using SDR to receive AcuRite 5n1, Ambient Weather and Fine Offset
signals. Weewx.conf SDR step calls RTL433 to get the data. The -R parameters
specify the devices by a coded model number.
I have Not specified frequencies, and the code seems to work well.
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Allen Wilson, many thanks.
1. -M oldmodel enabled me to add WH25
2. It didn't help with WH51. No parsed output for the soil moisture
sensor.
1. However, the output had a different value for ad_raw, which
changed from 16 to 19.
2. Now I will go over to RTL_433
So the keyword is
-M oldmodel
OK, thanks, I will try that.
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I have a WH25 that does temperature, humidity and pressure (raw) that I
bought from Misol via ali-express. It emits RF at 433.9MHz, perfect for
SDR. (Now I've forgotten how to add the sensor, which I will ask about
separately.)
Richard.
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Gert,
Many thanks. I'll do that right now.
Richard.
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This is a successful implementation of RTL433 and WEEWX, using SDR.
I have an Acurite5n1 weather station and a Misol wh31, which both transmit
radio.
Although WEEWX cannot receive two signals at once, RTL433 can receive
signals from multiple devices at different frequencies. The RTL433
t.
# WEEWX CONFIGURATION FILE
#
# Copyright (c) 2009-2019 Tom Keffer
# See the file LICENSE.txt for your rights.
#
# modified by richard horobin to suit my "weather machine"
# Latitude, Longitude, Altitude etc.
# choosing station_type = SDR because I'll use SDR to get radio data.
# Followi
This seems relevant to me, as I'm also trying to use RTL_433
On Monday, 11 February 2019 15:09:04 UTC+11, N0ZO wrote:
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> So I've wanted to use SDR to capture the data of the ObserverIP that I
> have. I have the WS-1400-IP which is a rebranded HP-1000 by Fine Offset.
> It took me forever to
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