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Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

Post by BestGear »

Hi Guys

Fine offset has bit the dust after many long years.... and it appears the Ecowitt range is a cost effective replacement.

I am still running Cumulus v1.9.4 and have avoided MX since release.... will the Ecowitt work with the old version? I have only seen references to MX so suspect not...

I have little appetite to upgrade as I suspect a world of pain given the other integrations I have...

Many thanks
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Re: Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

Post by water01 »

Sorry NO it will only work with CumulusMX.

As for Ecowitt, good choice I haven't regretted the change.

The move to CumulusMX is not hard to be honest, but I am happy to help if required.
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Re: Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

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Took a look at your website in the link, there doesn't appear to be many additions that can't be used in MX but it doesn't appear to have been updated since last May and some of the links have PHP faults.
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Re: Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

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No option on the website to reject cookies? :o
Cheers,
Ray, Cheshire.

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Re: Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

Post by BestGear »

Thanks Both

Cookies is a big subject.... no way reject means they are all mandatory... :o

David - thanks for the support there - the FineOffset dies last year and I have never had the time to do anything other than fresh batteries and resets.. to no avail. I have been checking ebay and gumtree with the vain hope that another station would appear....

So - am I better to buy the GW1101 with 7 in 1 sensor, or buy something with an LCD display like the WS2910 (or anything more expensive)?

I dont want or need any local display, I just need to get the data.

Given how cheap the GS1101 can be had for at the minute it seems a no brainer!


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Re: Ecowitt with Cumulus v1.9.4

Post by water01 »

Hello David,

If you have no need of a LCD Display then I would buy this https://www.amazon.co.uk/ECOWITT-Weathe ... to_dp&th=1

The GW1101 has a http interface so you can set up the custom server to send data to the computer MX is running on and all the readings you require including solar and UV are provided by the station. You can also set it up via the Ecowitt App on a smart phone.

It is essentially what I bought but I wanted a console so I bought the HP2551, but I am also running two additional GW1100's as they are so cheap for testing and they all use data from the same station.

I also added a lightning detector and PM 2.5 particle sensor.
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