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I checked one of these out. Certainly cost effective, but two primary flaws I found:
1.) Lack of a fan aspirator, which will create too high temperature/dewpoint readings
2.) Anenometer sited with the rest of the instrumentation. It is negatively affected by low elevation (assuming you're putting your instrumentation at the proper 6 ft height) and obstruction from the other instruments/poles. Wind speed/direction should be sited above your roof top for accurate measurements.
Evan
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The clouds prepare for battle, in the dark and brooding silence;
Bruised and sullen storm clouds, have the light of day obscured;
Hanging low and ominous, in twilight premature;
Thunderheads are rumbling, in a distant overture...
Jacob's Ladder - Rush
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Weather Stations/Instruments Classifieds
Hybrid Mode
