Cumulus Support

On promotion until 22/02/2011
http://www.maplin.co.uk/usb-wireless-we ... ter-223254
Order Code: N96FY
not the N96GY that I purchased just before Christmas
anyone what the difference is, perhaps this one has the RC Clock

I think that code number was the one with the radio controlled clock but there appears to be another difference if their spec is right

Rain Resolution 0.1mm

. Most likely a mistake I should think. Rain resolution is usually 0.3mm.

Gina wrote:I think that code number was the one with the radio controlled clock but there appears to be another difference if their spec is right

Rain Resolution 0.1mm

. Most likely a mistake I should think. Rain resolution is usually 0.3mm.

I asked Maplin tech. support. They told me this unit does not have the clock and also they acknowledged the rain resolution is a mistake, should be 0.3mm

Just as I thought.

Went to Maplin in Bristol today spent 24p on a 1N4001 diode
last of the big spenders said the assistant - lol

You paid too much

Hi am new to this forum. Have been looking at setting up weather station for a while now, and being a regular visitor to Maplin just couldn't resist their offer. Got weather station home and had it together in about an hour, tried Easyweather then downloaded Cumulus and tried that. I have my station connected to my home server as that runs 24/7. Am at present looking into putting station on the web, just need to work out if it would be easier to have external hosting or if possible to host from home server. Would prefer home server but there seem to be a number of problems involved in doing so.

This is my 1st post to this forum , so thought I would
start by sharing some information with you all, that
may be of interest.

I've been looknig into getting a weather station for
about a month now, and finally bought the maplin
one today, so really looking forward to getting it.

F.Y.I.
If you use the following voucher code: secret5
you can get £5.00 off the Maplin offer which is currently
£69.99, then with the voucher code taken off is: £64.99.

Please note that the voucher code expires 22/02/2011.

Solorize wrote:This is my 1st post to this forum , so thought I would
start by sharing some information with you all, that
may be of interest.

I've been looknig into getting a weather station for
about a month now, and finally bought the maplin
one today, so really looking forward to getting it.

F.Y.I.
If you use the following voucher code: secret5
you can get £5.00 off the Maplin offer which is currently
£69.99, then with the voucher code taken off is: £64.99.

Please note that the voucher code expires 22/02/2011.

Welcome to the forum, very helpful tip as well

Mace wrote:Hi am new to this forum. Have been looking at setting up weather station for a while now, and being a regular visitor to Maplin just couldn't resist their offer. Got weather station home and had it together in about an hour, tried Easyweather then downloaded Cumulus and tried that. I have my station connected to my home server as that runs 24/7. Am at present looking into putting station on the web, just need to work out if it would be easier to have external hosting or if possible to host from home server. Would prefer home server but there seem to be a number of problems involved in doing so.

Hi mace i am also new here and wanted to get my station online asap, i was amazed by the offer from David that can be found here https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3745

It was an absolute pleasure and within 10 minutes my station was publishing data online for all to see.

CaLi wrote:

Mace wrote:Hi am new to this forum. Have been looking at setting up weather station for a while now, and being a regular visitor to Maplin just couldn't resist their offer. Got weather station home and had it together in about an hour, tried Easyweather then downloaded Cumulus and tried that. I have my station connected to my home server as that runs 24/7. Am at present looking into putting station on the web, just need to work out if it would be easier to have external hosting or if possible to host from home server. Would prefer home server but there seem to be a number of problems involved in doing so.

Hi mace i am also new here and wanted to get my station online asap, i was amazed by the offer from David that can be found here https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=3745

It was an absolute pleasure and within 10 minutes my station was publishing data online for all to see.

Hi CaLi, thanks for that. After searching the internet and seeing the problems people have with trying to host on Windows Home Server I am reaching the concusion that Davids kind offer might just be the way to go.