Put the URL for this website into http://babelfish.yahoo.com and you'll get a good idea of whats going on. Basically they're discussing the technical details of clearing incorrect data, as well as some polite conversation.malc-c wrote:By the looks of things it seems that things are going well now we've got fluid communications. Could someone please (one sentence would be fine) summarise what's happening
To make a long story shorter (and there is no way I can summarise anything in one sentence ... you should know by now...malc-c wrote:By the looks of things it seems that things are going well now we've got fluid communications. Could someone please (one sentence would be fine) summarise what's happening
)Bravo! Bon départ...michel62 wrote:...Cumulus s'est débrouillé seul et maintenant les données correctes s'affichent.
Excellente décision - par cette action, tu sera certain que ta station météo n'est pas influencée par quelque 'fantôme' magnétique externe.michel62 wrote:Un copain est venu faire des relevés de champs électromagnétiques, hyperfréquences, Wireless... rien de particulier sur ma zone d'implantation (à part mon Wifi domestique qui ne peux perturber car en dehors de la fréquence 433 Mhz, même en harmonique), donc rassuré de ce côté-là
Je n'avais aucune idée que cette expression était utilisé par les Français...michel62 wrote:Me voila remis sur les rails, donc
Michel (au masculin), tu pourrais mémoriser et utiliser l'address courriel personnelle qui se trouve dans ma signature...michel62 wrote:Je ne manquerai pas de te tenir informé.
Dans ce cas, les pages devront être entièrement an format HTML - c'est d'ailleurs plus simple...michel62 wrote:pour répondre à ta question, les pages html ne sont pas totalement de l'hébreu pour moi... sauf le Php, Xml, etc...
I've seen this with a station where the rain bucket was not secure and moving due to wind, movement of the post/pole it was mounted on, birds rocking the bucket... etc.gemini06720 wrote:Malcolm...
Michel's weather station had also encountered a little problem where it reported an incredible 187 meters of rain in a week's time... So, Michel got one of his friend to test for any interferences which might have caused that false readings - the interference tests will continue for the next days.
In another forum, Michel has asked for a solution about the large rainfall. I have asked him (in both languages) to indicate to us how the weather station is installed and what objects can be found between the transmitter and the receiver.TNETWeather wrote:I've seen this with a station where the rain bucket was not secure and moving due to wind, movement of the post/pole it was mounted on, birds rocking the bucket... etc.
I dare ask, knowing that you are in Mesa, Arizona (in the U.S.A.), would that have anything to do with those burried in the ground devices that residents of warm areas use to keep their plants alive and their grass somewhat green...TNETWeather wrote:Of course I had something similar that I called Sprinkler Rain... but that was easy to located and after a few times correct.
Your monthly log files contain the readings every 10 minutes (or whatever your logging interval is set to)meteo wrote:Is it possible to see the exact temperature, which was recorded a particular day?
For example 31.12.2010 10 pm, if its possible, where can I see that? Thx
You need David's excellent Toolbox: http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/Toolboxmeteo wrote:yes but that is not clearly as in hw software, lot of numbers with no explanation to find what is what
It's a simple enough matter to create a 'header' template in Excel and import the Cumulus data into that.or for present in ms excel.
You need to specify the delimiter - a semicolon in your case.meteo wrote:I made a screen shot of my March log and I opened it with excel.
Here's how it looks. Where I'm wrong? Where I made mistake?