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New online resource: WeatherStationAdvisor.com

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elagache:
Dear WeatherCat station hardware purists,

There is a new resource to help you decide which Weather Station you want to use in your home.  Here is the about-us entry from weatherstationadvisor.com:

https://www.weatherstationadvisor.com/about-us/

It appears to be mostly a one-man-show run by Ed Oswald.  Still it is a resource to keep an eye on.  They do have a station buying guide:

https://www.weatherstationadvisor.com/

Davis stations are the most highly rated, but there is some careful advice about stations in all price ranges.

Cheers, Edouard  [cheers1]

Blicj11:
Interesting website. Thanks for sharing.

WiliamChutney:
Hi guys,

I am a big fan of weatherstationadvisor and Ed, however I find him a bit outdated.

He doesnt seem to care about updating his website, he was my go to for resources.

My family run a massive catering company so preservation of food is really important to us, for that reason we have made temperature products a huge part of our focus, we live in this technology sector. Anything that lets us remotely monitor temperature and weather.

The best websites are reddit.com, amazon.com and https://temperaturesensei.com/.

Just Sharing my two cents as i research this stuff a lot.

Thanks guys

elagache:
Dear Wiliam, and WeatherCat faithful,

I see that this is your first posting so welcome to the WeatherCat forum!


--- Quote from: WiliamChutney on December 29, 2018, 06:37:02 AM ---I am a big fan of weatherstationadvisor and Ed, however I find him a bit outdated.
--- End quote ---

Your point is well taken.  Blogging is a fad that is losing its steam and it never was easy to keep a website fresh in the best of times.

Once more welcome!

Cheers, Edouard  [cheers1]

Blicj11:
Welcome to the WeatherCat forum WilliamChutney.

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