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Snidely - 23 Apr 2007 23:14 GMT
Hi!

New to the group, but a quick google didn't turn up anything
appropriate.

I'm looking for info about mods to cheap weather station devices to
allow hooking them up to a computer for data logging purposes.

Mid-range instruments often have an optional adapter, but paying $200
for an RS232 interface seems rather -- taken.

I'm wondering if anyone around here has experience with taking data
from $30 -50 instrument (Oregon Scientific has a few in this range,
and the now-cleareanced Target "Eddie Bauer" weather monitor was
less).  These don't have wind speed gear, but that's available cheaper
than RS232 adapters =8-0.

Thanks!

/dps
Snidely - 23 Apr 2007 23:28 GMT
One of the routes I'm imagining would be to do take-offs from the
display module leads, with a Stamp to translate these back to data
values, but it wouldn't surprise me if some of these units had a
serial port at TTL (or other logic) levels, only needing a level-
shifter for RS232 hookup.  Or maybe USB in the newer ones ;-}

/dps
Snidely - 31 May 2007 04:32 GMT
> One of the routes I'm imagining would be to do take-offs from the
> display module leads, with a Stamp to translate these back to data
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>
> /dps

Don't fall all over each other trying to answer   :-(

/dps
 
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