invest in a KestrelAre those what we call "mobile homes" over here? Also sometimes referred to as manufactured housing. While they do have axles and wheels, they are rarely moved, even if they are "mobile". And certainly not by a car or a small truck for use on a vacation all over the country! [lol2]
or invest in a Kestrel and avoid the whole thing. ;)
A Kestrel is what's in my hand in my avatar and social network links.
As I recall though the Kestrel stations can communicate via Bluetooth. Is there any new software so that you could leave your Kestrel outside but monitor it from the inside?
The true versatility of the Kestrel 5500 becomes apparent with the addition of the Kestrel Vane Mount. This precision-engineered accessory securely mounts the Kestrel 5500 to any tripod or other ?-20 fitted bracket. Once mounted, the Kestrel 5500 becomes a full-featured weather station ? with a large wind vane and precision pivot keeping the Kestrel oriented into the wind for continuous measurement and logging of wind speed, wind direction, and all other key weather parameters. The Kestrel LiNK app also displays the Kestrel?s real-time readings on a vivid, customizable dashboard ? providing a remote display that functions up to 100? away. The ENTIRE Kestrel 5500 + Vane Mount kit weighs just 10.5 ounces / 295 grams, and packs into the included padded belt carry pouch that is just 2.5 x 3 x 8.5 inches / 6.5 x 7.5 x 22 cm. Providing hundreds of hours of accurate measurements, the Kestrel 5500 is truly the world?s most compact weather station. The Rotating Vane Mount is included with the 5500 with LiNK, or available for purchase separately. It works with any Kestrel 5 Series meter.
[EDIT] I am mistaken! It looks like the wireless models have made an improvement I wasn't aware of.
just on a side note with the Kestrel, I use mine to check the instruments and console against something else that I assume to be correct. Anyway, the caravan mount is worth it if someone travels and wants an idea of changing conditions such as a sudden drop or rise in barometric pressure might be a signal to get the heck out of the trailer and find something sturdy to hide in.
Here is the AUGUST 2O17 issue of the Davis Newsletter:
Just click on the thumbnail. A large version will open in a overlaying window. Click and hold anywhere on that image and drag it to your desktop (or any other directory you want). I'll be deleting this image in a few hours...
You must be a new Mac convert. First thing you have to do is forget that every thing is supposed to. E complicated and non-intuitive. [lol2]
You must be a new Mac convert.I think you do know I was pulling your chain... [lol]Quote*Sniff*, Quite the opposite.
"You use a browser to find files on your computer?"Still, how hard can it be to change a font's color?!
"No, 'Explorer' was how we find files before we even had the inteweb, the names are just a coincident we didn't see a need to clarify.
The user will figure it out... eventually. Besides, it adds a sense of discovery to boring tasks like finding where something is... eventually.
We use the same logic to limit name suffixes to 3 letters, that's more than we'll ever need."
QuoteYou must be a new Mac convert.I think you do know I was pulling your chain... [lol]Quote*Sniff*, Quite the opposite.
But I still don't understand the MS "philosophy" of doing different things than what the user expects.