You could always train the sheep to walk up and down in straight lines whilst chomping away!steve wrote:When we lived up in the heights in Wanlockhead, it might have been; the growing season there was only about three months long. Here it seems to grow all year round. But once the winter storms start and the sea starts coming in the garden it gets a bit hard to cut
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Uploads to Weather Underground
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RayProudfoot
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
No problem to an electric hover mower, mine hovers over water just as well as over the grass.steve wrote:
But once the winter storms start and the sea starts coming in the garden it gets a bit hard to cut
PS Thanks for adding wind direction.
Nothing is foolproof, to a sufficiently talented fool . . .
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m
- keithatrochdale
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
Well I got a reply;
Unfortunately we don't have specific directions on how to do this for the various software/hardware combinations that are used on our site, but if you have a datalogger, it should be possible. You probably need to change a setting in your software configurations.
A typically useful reply!
Unfortunately we don't have specific directions on how to do this for the various software/hardware combinations that are used on our site, but if you have a datalogger, it should be possible. You probably need to change a setting in your software configurations.
A typically useful reply!
Nothing is foolproof, to a sufficiently talented fool . . .
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m
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RayProudfoot
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
That's what the parameters in the WL DLL allowed you to do. In the meantime Keith why not leave your PC running 24/7? Is it a power-hungry desktop or less hungry laptop? With the monitor off power consumption may not be too bad. How will you feel when we get a powerful overnight storm and you can't upload any data to WU?keithatrochdale wrote:Well I got a reply;
Unfortunately we don't have specific directions on how to do this for the various software/hardware combinations that are used on our site, but if you have a datalogger, it should be possible. You probably need to change a setting in your software configurations.
A typically useful reply!
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
I guess that's a reply for a 'user' rather than a 'developer'. But the implication is that it should work.
Steve
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Re: Uploads to Weather Underground
Yes, quite agree. Maybe you could contact them, on a developer level?steve wrote:I guess that's a reply for a 'user' rather than a 'developer'. But the implication is that it should work.
Nothing is foolproof, to a sufficiently talented fool . . .
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m
WH1080PC Rochdale UK, 171m