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Review in progress: Oregon Scientific WMR180

1 August, 20121 August, 2012 by Alistair

Those kind folks over at Oregon Scientific have heard my bleats about becoming an amateur weather watcher as they have sent me a full on professional weather station.

Oregon Scientific WMR180 Wireless PC Connectable Professional Weather Station 

WMR180 is the latest professional weather station from Oregon Scientific with the addition of a wireless USB communication hub you are able to view, anayse and store all your weather data on your PC as well as the console. With the USB Hub connected to your PC you are free to move the console anywhere in your home enabling you to view all the important weather data at a glance whilst your PC stores the data

Both units receive information wirelessly from a complete set of outdoor sensor at a range of up to 100m. Enabling you to see the Weather forecast, time, wind speed & direction, indoor & outdoor temperature & humidity, barometric pressure, and rainfall reading with bar graphs plus together with max and min readings over the past 24hrs

The Complete Weather station includes:

• WMR180 Weather Station Console
• USB Communication Centre
• Wind Sensor (WGR800)
• Temperature and Humidity Sensor  (THGN801)
• Solar Panel (STC800)
• Rain Gauge (PCR800)

All I can say is that folk are going to regret asking me if I think it is going to rain once I set this bad boy up in the back garden – and oh my it is an awfully big box!

Watch this space!

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3 thoughts on “Review in progress: Oregon Scientific WMR180”

  1. Jim Burns says:
    3 August, 2012 at 12:25 am

    Read the instructions carefully now Alistair. Don’t want you being known as the Micheal Fish of the Kelvin.

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  2. Mark says:
    14 August, 2012 at 8:47 am

    Saves stepping outside and looking around I suppose. Watch out BBC!!

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  3. Neil Thomas says:
    25 June, 2013 at 5:25 pm

    From my personal experience of this station since October last year – you’ll regret using it. Make sure all the sensors and USB hub are literally touching each other or the signals will drop out!

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