Just wondering, but my pressure is recording very high, especially compared to one a mile away as the crow flies. I'm showing 1040, while the one down the road is at 1019. Could it be possible that my pressure really is high and he's on the edge of a depression? I suppose it has to change somewhere but to be honest the difference seems a lot.
All other readings compare ok...any thoughts anyone?
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High Pressure Reading in Comparison
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Re: High Pressure Reading in Comparison
The first thing to do is see if you are looking at the relative or absolute value - then you need to 'set' the calibration of your STATION console if you have not yet done that !
See: http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/FAQ#Cumulu ... et_console
See: http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/FAQ#Cumulu ... et_console
......................Imagine, what you will KNOW tomorrow !
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Re: High Pressure Reading in Comparison
The pressure is "rel". The station and Cumulus and the computer are rarely turned off and the station outside and the read out inside have been in use since 19th Jan, apart from a change of batteries about a month ago. I've just noticed the pressure slowly rising in the last 24 hours. Its now steady at 1040, but all around its 1017.
So, how do I calibrate, if thats what I might need to do?
So, how do I calibrate, if thats what I might need to do?
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Re: High Pressure Reading in Comparison
The pressure is "rel". The station and Cumulus and the computer are rarely turned off and the station outside and the read out inside have been in use since 19th Jan, apart from a change of batteries about a month ago. I've just noticed the pressure slowly rising in the last 24 hours. Its now steady at 1040, but all around its 1017.
So, how do I calibrate, if thats what I might need to do?
So, how do I calibrate, if thats what I might need to do?
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Re: High Pressure Reading in Comparison
It's described in the Fine Offset manual. If you don't have one, there's a copy in the wiki: http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/Fineoffset_manual
In that copy, page 10, step 3, is the bit you want. Set your relative pressure to be the same as a known good nearby reference, preferably during a time of stable pressure, e.g. when there's a large high pressure area. But as yours is apparently a long way off, you ought to set it straight away to something more reasonable anyway.
Note: you will need to restart Cumulus to get it to pick up the change.
In that copy, page 10, step 3, is the bit you want. Set your relative pressure to be the same as a known good nearby reference, preferably during a time of stable pressure, e.g. when there's a large high pressure area. But as yours is apparently a long way off, you ought to set it straight away to something more reasonable anyway.
Note: you will need to restart Cumulus to get it to pick up the change.
Steve
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Re: High Pressure Reading in Comparison
Don't know why I posted the same thing twice...my computer has been playing around a bit lately.
I decided, before I do anything else, I'd take out the batteries and the unplug the USB and reboot the computer, then restart it all. I now have a reading of 1013! I'll watch this throughout the day and see what happens. I'll report back later
Heres the link to Wunderground showing my station details http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fin ... ,-1.794472 I'm Salisbury SP2
I decided, before I do anything else, I'd take out the batteries and the unplug the USB and reboot the computer, then restart it all. I now have a reading of 1013! I'll watch this throughout the day and see what happens. I'll report back later
Heres the link to Wunderground showing my station details http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fin ... ,-1.794472 I'm Salisbury SP2