Add ignore=true to the ones you want to.....ignore...

        [[[ecowitt/loop]]]
            [[[[outTemp_F]]]]
                name = extraTemp1
                units = degree_F
            [[[[extraTemp5_F]]]] 
                name = extraTemp5
                units = degree_F
            [[[[dateTime]]]]
                ignore = True
            [[[[usUnits]]]]
                ignore = True


On Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 9:48:36 AM UTC-8 bryan...@gmail.com 
wrote:

> I'm currently running Weewx 4.9.1 and using WeeWX-MQTTSubscribe to capture 
> data from 2 separate RTL SDR's.  One of the RTL-SDR devices is listening on 
> 433.92 and is picking up weather data from a couple nearby weather 
> stations.  One of the weather stations I'm listening to has a bad wind 
> sensor, so I do not want the wind data from that station, the other station 
> has good wind data so I do want that data.  These two stations are from the 
> same manufacturer and fall under the same device decoding protocol ( [40] 
> Acurite 592TXR Temp/Humidity, 5n1 Weather Station, 6045 Lightning, 899 
> Rain, 3N1, Atlas).
>
> The other RTL-SDR is listening on 915.00 in order to pick up pressure data 
> from another sensor.
>
> When using 
> `rtl_433 -F json -M utc -R 40 | mosquitto_pub -t weather/radio -h 
> localhost -l`
>
> I receive all packets from both stations and pass that to the 
> WeeWX-MQTTSubscribe driver where I have set up the various fields and map 
> them to weewx.  For example, the wind data:
>
>  [[topics]]
>         unit_system = US
>         [[[weather/radio]]]
>
> ... snip ...
>                 [[[[*wind_avg_km_h*]]]]
>                 name = windSpeed
>
>                 [[[[*wind_dir_deg*]]]]
>                 name = windDir
>
> ... snip ...
>
> since both stations emit, for example, 'wind_avg_km_h', I don't have a way 
> to filter out one of them (the bad one) so I end up getting some garbage 
> data in the mix with good data.
>
> My question is this: since these two stations are the same 'device 
> decoding protocol' (40) is there a way to differentiate between the json 
> data coming from the one vs the other?  The both have different [[[[id]]]] 
> fields, the one I want has an ID of 3522 and the one I don't want wind data 
> from is ID 2849. 
>
> Essentially I want to keep data from both devices but exclude just the 
> wind data from one of them.
>
> Thanks much for any help you all can provide.
>
> Bryan
>

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