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Offline andre germain

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Re: Low cost cloud monitor
« Reply #15 on: 2013 April 14 17:20:38 »
Mads0100... the RG11? I just checked and it goes happily into a cart. Contact info@hydreon.com and ask them, they are very nice folk.

BTW, been a few months I've had it - still doing very well, and that's through a Canadian winter. Com port's been talking for months, never needed any power cycling (reboot/reset). Reams of data collected and saved to disk.

Or do you mean the Phidgets 1045 thermopile? They've discontinued the 1045_0 and replaced it with the 1045_1: http://www.phidgets.com/products.php?product_id=1045_1.

Cheers
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Offline mads0100

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Re: Low cost cloud monitor
« Reply #16 on: 2013 August 11 17:45:13 »
That sensor is the basis for the Foster Systems V3 weather station.  Of course he's got hardware that interfaces with it to convert all the volts into a usable signal.

Chris
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