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http://www.hetweerinbleiswijk.nl/

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i just finished my weather site which is stationed in bleiswijk, the netherlands.
therefore the site is currently in dutch only but i'm working on that :P

i'm also working on a ajax-version of the dashboard which refreshes itself using javascript. have a look at it here: http://www.hetweerinbleiswijk.nl/actueel-overzicht
(it updates every 10 seconds, using a template)

the nslu2 is currently linked to the server using a wap54g as described in here: http://www.hetweerinbleiswijk.nl/apparatuur
graphs can be found here: http://www.hetweerinbleiswijk.nl/grafieken/barometer

this meteohub software is really cool! :B)
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Hi there,

Nice web.... congratulations!

I have a similar system than yours.

Just a couple of suggestions, as for the gadgets:
1.- WMR-200 solar shield is not reliable. I resisted to this idea until I had to buy a DAVIS SOLAR shield. And IT REALLY makes difference. It's almost incredible...
2.- 9.8 mm for a RAIN COLLECTOR is(IMO) too small dimension. Once I added a 23.4 mm hopper on top, data is more accurate and real. At this point is needed to say if you change RAIN COLLECTOR dimension, YOU'LL NEVER see real RAIN DATA in WMR-200 display, such there is not any conversion feature (AFAIK).
So, this is intended for internet improvement data.

Here you can see both improvements

http://www.meteoclimatic.com/index/pg.0 ... 000008261B

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Chill wrote:2.- 9.8 mm for a RAIN COLLECTOR is(IMO) too small dimension. Once I added a 23.4 mm hopper on top, data is more accurate and real.
well the problem was that the station is only active since the last 3 weeks and not a single drop of rain felt ever since. today is the first day we got some rain, so i'll check with a few other local weatherstations today whether the rain collector is accurate.

and with the solar shield, you mean the shield that goes around the outside temperature-sensor? we explicitly put that one in the shadow because we didn't trust it either :P

thanx for your comments so far!
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Hi There

Yes I agree, a very clean and well laid out site.

I have only had Meteohub+wmr968nx since December 2007. I have since added the RFXcom receiver unit, so that I can expand my system.

But this is a very long steep learning curve for me.
Right now the information is only for my interest, but I do at some time want to share this data. But first I have to master the running of Meteohub and its data, then start thinking of Web pages. I dont know about you guys, but when you get older things like this, seem to all up-hill. I am sure that I will get there though. One positive thing is finding this site and Boris's un-relenting work, everything is neat and tidy.:woohoo:

Anyway keep up the good work.

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binbags wrote:I dont know about you guys, but when you get older things like this, seem to all up-hill.
that's the reason why my dad bought the weather-station and i had to built the site for him :lol:

and it really dragged me into it :P
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double-post:

i changed the frontpage to include overview-graphs and data from all-sensors.txt

and i made the graphs transparant. looks pretty slik this way B)

http://www.hetweerinbleiswijk.nl/
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and with the solar shield, you mean the shield that goes around the outside temperature-sensor? we explicitly put that one in the shadow because we didn't trust it either
Sorry, I didn't see your posts till now.

Yes, I mean the shield which covers the temp sensor. In fact geeks say the sensor must not be placed in the shadow :huh: . In order to have good (real?) readings it has to be in a clear place, where the sun heats all day. And here you can find the incredible accuracy DAVIS shield radiation provides.

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Hi
Mmmmmm Dads eh!

I have a son but have lost contact with him, he is as clever as you, on computers. Maybe one day we will come back together, who knows. Thats another story.:unsure:

Anyway keep up the good work for your father. Are you saying he does nothing now and just looks over your shoulder?

I have only two more years of work, so maybe I can sit down and give my web site some more thought.

regards

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binbags wrote:Are you saying he does nothing now and just looks over your shoulder?
jip. but he likes the progress so far :P
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Great look!

How did you make the transparent diagramms? I hope it´s only a simple gnuplot format setting:unsure:

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