#Weather display vs weathercat software#
Upgraded software to WeatherCat version 3.0, with a 64-bit engine and support for rich client protocol (RCP) – this may not be impressive to you, but it very meaningful to me as it makes collecting and sharing weather data much more fun
Removed a dead leaf that was stuck in the rain collector cup and messing up precipitation data – While I was up there, I replaced the transmitter battery because I don’t want to have to do it during a blizzard this winter Removed links to AWEKAS from – too many problems on their end and I don’t speak enough German to resolve them Relocated the ISS 15 feet north to a more accurate location for measuring solar radiation and UV light – the new location will also allow the solar panel on the ISS to be in direct sunlight for a longer period of time during the day – replaced the power cable to the Snow Collector Heater – checked the voltage on the transmitter battery: 3.2 volts under load which means that battery stays in action for a while longer to prolong spending $10 – beefed up the website security and malware scans so that owners and guests can use our website without worrying about malware, viruses, or the Bears Ears National Monument Performed maintenance on the ISS (integrated sensor suite) without the necessity of a ladder due to a 15-foot pile of snow and ice that is pushed up at the end of driveway – I climbed the mound and was able to easily reach across and complete minor maintenance on the ISSĪdded a table to the website to display the current winter season’s daily snowfall accumulation
#Weather display vs weathercat movie#
Rebuilt after being hacked (hackers should definitely be placed on the top of the list to emigrate to another planet) – subsequently upgraded the software with tighter security enhancements and hacking deterrents – recoded the weather page to make it more smartphone friendly in landscape mode – added a direct link for Timber Lakes-based forecasts and radar – also added a graphical plot to represent the sun’s current positionĪdded a daily time-lapse movie to the website for those who want to see today’s weather changes in approximatley 60 seconds (or less) Replaced wireless transmitting board, again – they don’t make ’em like they used to Relocated weather data console to eliminate RFI interference Replaced wireless transmitting board in the weather station Refurbished weather data console after static electricity shorted out the LCD display (indicating a poorly designed device – some engineer assumed that an electronic device located at high altitude in an arid climate would never be exposed to a static charge – must have obtained his/her degree online from the University of $75 Master’s Degrees and Hot Dog Emporium – can you tell this incident ticked me off? It did, but it also modified my behavior I no longer touch the weather data console whilst wearing wool socks unless I am also wearing my anti-space-alien tinfoil hat)
Upgraded SteelSeries Gauges, added lunar information and NOAA-style reports to
Upgraded software to WeatherCat version 2.0, began reporting data to CoCoRaHS, replaced the battery in the weather station again, after only five months – discovered that the solar panel was not reconnected after moving the anemometer in JulyĪdded a weather webcam, began reporting data to Weathercloud Redesigned the weather page on, adding statistics and links to historical data Relocated anemometer to record more accurate wind speed and direction, installed heater in snow collector to melt snow, allowing same-day recording of the precipitation associated with snowfall Replaced old weather station with Davis Vantage Pro2 Plus, which added sensors for solar radiation and ultraviolet light Installed WeatherCat software version 1.0Īdded simple weather page to, including current conditions and SteelSeries Gaugesīegan reporting data to Weather Underground and CWOPĬhanged the battery in the weather station for the first time in 7 years Installed Davis Vantage Pro2 personal weather station Plugged in Oregon Scientific digital display clock with wireless external temperature sensor, launching my career as a weather hobbyist
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