meteohub.de

yes, please

It appears that development for Meteohub is dead.

It is possible with Davis stations. http://www.davisnet.com/support/weather ... s_v261.pdf
Not sure that Meteohub is still being developed though. I hope so, I have plans to put about a dozen more Davis stations online in the next year.

I believe it's possible with some weather stations to set the clock via the connected computer. Would it be possible to have Meteohub sync the station clock to an NTP server?

I'm interested in trying Raspberry PI as well. I've seen some interesting posts on DSLReports about guys running Asterisk on it and they're very impressed with it.

I agree with Admin about the lack of a suitable enclosure, but I can be resourceful there.

NETGEAR has announced an open source router.

The WNR3500L is an open sauce 802.11n router that can be customised with various third-party firmware.

According to the outfit, the RangeMax Wireless-N Gigabit Router with USB is also designed to serve as a high-performance Linux platform.

I'm not seeing an option to send as email instead of FTP.

EDIT: Nevermind.. I see now I just need to enter an email addy instead of a file name.

But how do I give the emails a subject?

I would like to be able to schedule emails with selected values of weather, such as 24 hour precip, high/low temperatures since midnight, peak wind gust, etc. I used that feature extensively in virtual weather station to automatically log daily weather info with a local broadcast station.

I would like to implement a 1-wire rain gauge.

What type of IDE to CF adapter you used?

It was a no-name one that I picked up on ebay.

I'd like to use Meteohub to push data to Wunderground, but I don't need to keep any of the weather data locally. I notice there's a place to disable "logging", but then it stops sending data to Weather Underground as well.

Ideally, I'd like to be able to install Meteohub in 256MB of space, rather ...

I also setup meteohub on a T5700. I used an IDE to CF adapter and an off the shelf CF card I bought at Walmart. Drilled a couple holes in the sheet metal cover and mounted the CF adapter with some #2 machine screws.

So far everything is working great. I do plan to get a better CF card at some ...

I agree, that would be a great feature.