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La Crosse Technology WS-9009B-IT Wireless Temperature Station Review

La Crosse Technology WS-9009B-IT Wireless Temperature Station
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Obviously, if the sensor and main unit are in the same place they should read the same ... right? They started 2 degrees off but after a few minutes they are now 4 degrees off. To me that makes a big difference. I would have been using this in my greenhouse to know when to keep it above freezing but will be returning it instead.

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Stay informed about the indoor and outdoor temperatures with this basic wireless temperature station. From La Crosse Technology, the WS-9009B-IT temperature station relates the current indoor and outdoor temperatures while tracking both environments\' recorded minimum and maximum temperatures.
The temperature station\'s receiver features a blue plastic frame. Equipped with a hanging hole for wall mounting, the temperature station receiver also comes with a detachable base for upright tabletop display. The split screen LCD conveys the current indoor temperature in large, easy-to-read digits with the current outdoor temperature, presented in smaller digits on the bottom of the screen. For large display of the outdoor temperature, the user presses the IN/OUT button on the receiver\'s face to swap the two values\' LCD positioning. Use the MIN/MAX button to toggle between indoor and outdoor minimum and maximum readings and to reset these historical values. With all readings provided in Fahrenheit to the tenth of a degree, the temperature station evaluates outdoor temperatures ranging from -19.9 to 139.8 degrees F and indoor temperatures from 14.2 to 139.8 degrees F. The included TX38U-IT remote sensor transmits outdoor temperatures to the receiver at a 915 MHz frequency from up to 260 feet away. Using the mounting bracket, install the sensor out of direct rain or sunlight for successful operation. The separate purchase of two AAA and two AA batteries is required to power the receiver and sensor. This item is covered by a limited one-year warranty. With its base on, the temperature station receiver measures 3-1/4 inches wide by 2 inches deep by 4-1/2 inches high. The sensor measures 1-1/4 inches wide by 1/2 inch deep by 3-2/5 inches high.

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La Crosse Technology Ws-1612Al-It Professional Weather Center - Choose Finish Review

La Crosse Technology Ws-1612Al-It Professional Weather Center - Choose Finish
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This product includes three weather instrument packages: anemometer/wind direction vane, temperature/humidity, and rainfall, all wirelessly linked to a large LCD display. It shows those data on the display roughly in real time (seems to update every five/seven seconds or so) and keeps track not only of maxima and minima on most of those statistics but also when they occurred... very nice. Fairly easy to set up, see my review on the National Geographic weather station on how to get their similar wind and temperature packages set up. That's the good news.
The bad news is that the system is grossly inaccurate. The wind speed data always reports wind speeds thirty to fifty percent below their actual values (when compared to a NOAA instrument package very near my house), and temperatures that vary wildly as the day goes on.
I gathered enough data on wind and temperature readings several times/day for several days to see that while the AVERAGE value of the temperature reported over the day is fairly close to the NOAA data, the standard deviation is about 250 percent that of the NOAA data, despite my locating the thermometer off the ground and in the shade. The wind speed data's always significantly under actual wind speed -- the cheaper National Geographic unit with its anemometer sitting within a few feet of the Lacrosse anemometer tracked with the NOAA data very well -- despite the fact that I actually purchased a replacement anemometer unit from Lacrosse. (Both units showed the same biases -- wind direction was correct, wind speed under-reported.) Atmospheric pressure was, however, dead on... once calibrated. So, I thought, maybe there's a calibration procedure for the wind speed?
The true insult, however, was when I contacted Lacrosse looking for some guidance... could they recommend better infrared shielding for the temperature gauge? Was there a way to calibrate and adjust the package's interpretation of the wind speed information? Their Web site warned that they were very busy this time of year so I thought I'd be a nice guy and use their email. No answer for two weeks, so I politely asked a second time; no answer. It's been four weeks and I'm still waiting.
This unit seems basically well-thought-out, save for the lack of calibration opportunities. Without that calibration, though, it's completely worthless. Save your money.

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With its combination of outdoor sensors and a multi-function indoor display, the WS-1612CH-IT professional weather station from La Crosse Technology keeps tabs on everything the local climate dishes up. Using a wireless 915 MHz transmission with a range of up to 330 feet, the unit tracks, displays, and records data for outdoor temperature, rainfall, relative air pressure, and humidity. It also gauges wind direction, wind speed, and wind chill, as well as sounding off alarms for high-wind conditions and approaching storms. A memory feature keeps record of maximum and minimum temperature and humidity readings, and a visual diagram indicates likely weather forecasts. For added helpful reference, the monitor also displays the time, the day, and the date, as well as indicating when battery power is low. The station takes five AA batteries, which are not included, and comes with mounting hardware for the outdoor sensors.

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Oregon Scientific RMR683HGA Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock Review

Oregon Scientific RMR683HGA Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock
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Pros:
- When it's working, the MR683 is a nice little device. The base unit detects temp and humidity, but the included remote unit detects only temp. Nice touches are the atomic clock (nice to have when you consider the cons below...) The LCD shows a basic little temperature 'trend' arrow that is simple but surprisingly useful when trying to gauge whether or not to open up the windows at night vs leave the a/c on.
Cons:
- Button placement and utilization is horrible! Had to read the manual twice to figure out how to get the thing set up the way I wanted. 4 control buttons are flush-mounted on the side, and 6 are mounted on the back.

- Shows only one sensor at the time (have to find the button to switch between inside and outside temp.) Dure to the poor UI, you have to fumble with it a bit to make sure you hit the right button to swap sensors.
- After about 6 months, it stopped listening reliably to the external sensor. Swapped the batteries - didn't help. Only thing that works is resetting the base unit. It does this about once a day, maybe when it's syncing up with the atomic clock. I keep a paperclip handy to reset it.
- Time is lost when you reset the device (necessary due to the above con) and it takes a half a day for the clock to sync back up, so basically it's now pretty useless as a clock most of the time...

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Oregon Scientific provides stylish temperature and timing with their Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock. The Thermometer monitors the indoor and outdoor temperature from up to three remote locations, and displays indoor humidity, along with temperature and humidity trend indicators. The included wireless sensor has up to 100-foot transmission using 433MHz frequency. With a wide temperature range of -22 degrees to 140 degrees Fahrenheit, you can be advised of the temperature in almost any condition. It also provides indicators for the heat index and comfort level.The self-setting clock automatically sets itself to the U.S. Atomic Clock, adjusts for Daylight Savings time, and includes a crescendo alarm with snooze function.From the ManufacturerThe Oregon Scientific RMR683HGA Wireless Indoor Outdoor Thermometer with Atomic Clock monitors the indoor and outdoor temperature from up to three remote locations, displays indoor humidity and automatically sets itself to the US Atomic Clock signal. By setting itself to the US Atomic Clock, the RMR683HGA also automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time. The included wireless sensor will transmit from up to 100 feet away depending on conditions, and batteries are included for the main unit and wireless sensor. You can purchase lithium batteries for the wireless sensor when operating in extreme low temperature conditions. Another low temperature feature is the ice warning flashing icon that activates when the outdoor temperature nears freezing. This gives you an advance warning to shelter plants or pets. You can plan your outdoor activities more easily with the moon phase icon that helps gauge moonlight and tides.

You can monitor your indoor environment with customizable temperature and humidity alarm alerts. The RMR683HGA displays the indoor humidity level along with temperature and humidity trends: Rising, Steady, or Falling. The clock and calendar can be shown in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. An alarm clock is built in featuring an eight-minute snooze function. The RMR683HGA gives you instant access to both your indoor and outdoor environment making it more comfortable to enjoy both.

Product Features:
Displays the indoor and outdoor humidity levels using wireless sensor
Automatically sets itself to the U.S. Atomic Clock and adjusts for Daylight Saving Time
Moon phase icon helps gauge moonlight and tides for outdoor activities
Displays three levels of temperature and humidity trends: Rising, Steady or Falling
Calculates comfort level based on temperature and humidity readings
Calculates and displays heat index reading based on temperature humidity
Features an alarm clock with eight-minute snooze function
Ice Warning function flashes icon when outdoor temperature nears freezing
Wirelessly transmits weather data from 100 feet away
Features an alarm clock with eight-minute snooze function
Displays the day and month in five languages for easy reference
Customizable temperature and humidity alarm alerts user to high or low temperature levels
Frequency and temperature range of –22°F to 140°F


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Ambient Weather WS-0100 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer with Indoor Temperature and Outdoor Temperature and Humidity Review

Ambient Weather WS-0100 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer with Indoor Temperature and Outdoor Temperature and Humidity
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I am very pleased with this. I bought it to replace a weather station made by La Cross. My discomfort with the La Cross unit was that the remote would transmit and update the temperature every 4 seconds, so batteries only lasted about 2 1/2 months. Then the unit had to be completely reprogrammed when the remote batteries were changed. It also did not have a display/sensor for humidity. The remote for the Ambient Weather station will transmit once per minute, which is quite adequate. I have had my unit for a month, during which time it has performed perfectly. It displays the time, indoor and outdoor temperature, and outdoor humidity, so setup is quick and simple. They claim battery life is about 2 years in both display and remote.

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Features: Indoor temperature (°C or °F) Remote temperature (°C or °F) Remote humidity One wireless WH-2C thermo-hygrometer included with LCD displaySupports up to three remote sensor channelsFree standing Min. and max. memory Manual set time 12 or 24 hour time mode Synchronized instant reception Low power consumption (over 2 years battery life for both base station and remote sensor) Specifications: Humidity range: 20% - 95% (+/-5%) Remote temperature range: -40°F to +149°F Indoor temperature range: 32°F to +140°F Temperature accuracy: +/-2.0°F Power requirements: Base station: 2 x "AA" alkaline batteries (not included) Sensor : 2 x "AAA" alkaline batteries (not included) Transmission frequency: 433MHz Transmission range: up to 300 feet open airDimensions (LxWxH): Receiver: 4.5 x 2.5 x 1.0 in Sensor: 3.5 x 2.75 x 1.25 in

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Oregon Scientific WMS802 WeatherNow II with MSN Direct Service Review

Oregon Scientific WMS802 WeatherNow II with MSN Direct Service
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Sure the product works great as advertised but after January 1st, 2012 this product will be rendered useless. Here is information directly from MSN Direct which is the service this device uses.Customers can continue to enjoy the full benefits of MSN Direct, along with service and support, up until that date. Pro-rated refunds for unused portions of existing One-Time Payment and other subscription plans will be automatically credited after January 1, 2012. Customers may cancel service at any point prior to that date and receive a pro-rated refund for any unused portion of their subscription. Microsoft customer support is available to answer any questions about existing subscriptions or refund eligibility at 1-866-658-7032.

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Harnessing the power of MSN Direct Weather Service, the WeatherNow II from Oregon Scientific offers weather information and forecasts without the need for remote outdoor sensors, elaborate setup, or a computer connection. Plug in the device, and WeatherNow II automatically receives an FM radio signal from MSN Direct and begins displaying time/date and current local outdoor conditions. It also has readouts for the current day\'s forecast, high and low temps, chance of precipitation, and weather predictions for the next three days. It is the perfect devise for anyone interested in a home weather station but not the complications of involved programming or setup.
To help with real-world planning and preparations, the WeatherNow II\'s LCD screen also shows a "feels like" temperature, which factors in wind chill and the heat index, for a more accurate description of actual outdoor conditions. The display automatically toggles back and forth between the "feels like" reading and a UV-index display, providing the day\'s UV conditions from low to extremely high. Four-day forecast conditions are shown in 12 different graphic icons, indicating clear, partly cloudy, cloudy, rain, snow, thunder, dust, fog, haze, smoke, windy, or frigid. In addition, trend arrows show whether temperature and humidity are rising, falling, or holding steady.
Alongside its detailed weather information, WeatherNow II also includes clock and calendar readings, as well as sunset time, indoor temp, and signal reception. Other features include an alarm with snooze and a backlight for viewing in the dark. The unit comes with an AC adapter, but can also run off four AA batteries, not included, as a backup power source in the event of an electrical outage. Oregon Scientific\'s contract with MSN Direct runs through December 2011.

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Oregon Scientific Weather Station 500 Review

Oregon Scientific Weather Station 500
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Looks and works like advertised - I'm very happy with it! Nice large easy to read numbers, and an arrow button to toggle through the three available remote monitors, of which it comes with one included. (I ordered an additional one and both work fine.) Quality seems good, and no complaints so far after approx. 1 month of use. The lighted display comes in handy to illuminate all the readings when surrounding room lights are off, and stays on for approx. 5~6 seconds when the light button is pushed. The main reason I bought this one is for the outdoor humidity sensor, in which I had a cheaper brand before that didn't last long at all.

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Oregon Scientific BAR208HGA Advanced Weather Station with Atomic Time Review

Oregon Scientific BAR208HGA Advanced Weather Station with Atomic Time
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I've only had this weather station for a week, but I already love it. Very easy to use. Had it setup in a couple of minutes. Sensor reception is excellent. I mounted the sensor on the back wall of our house next to a window. The station is located on the lowest level of our house (partially underground) with several walls between it and the sensor and they work perfect. The unit has an excellent back light that is orange in color like a midsummer sunset and illuminates the entire screen well.
The only slight disappointment for me is the poor reception for the Atomic clock signal. I am located on the east coast in eastern PA and with the unit in the lower level of the house on the east side, it just doesn't receive the signal. Not a huge deal, I just set the clock manually. I would recommend this unit to anyone looking for a well rounded unit that provides a nice amount of data for a great price.

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Get the onsite weather conditions from all angles with this feature-packed weather station from Oregon Scientific. Graphic weather icons indicate what it\'s like outside before the day begins: rainy, sunny, window, cloudy… so you know how to dress for the day. The weather station monitors indoor and outdoor temperature from up to 3 remote locations (additional sensors sold separately) for monitoring conditions in the garden, the wine cellar, or the baby's room. The unit provides weather forecasts and weather warning messages for extreme heat, high winds, storms, fog and frost. A self-setting atomic clock displays in either 12- or 24- hour format with time zone offset feature and month/day calendar. All this displayed on a large LCD with a white backlight for nighttime viewing.

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La Crosse Technology WS-7014CH-IT Wireless Forecast Station Review

La Crosse Technology WS-7014CH-IT Wireless Forecast Station
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I bought this station about 6 months ago. It was very easy to set up, and has been working perfectly ever since. Having one reliable atomic clock in the house is useful, as all appliances drift somewhat, and so do mechanical watches. The wireless remote temperature sensor has also been working reliably. I just placed in under a bench on the deck, and it has survived so far (in the wet Seattle climate).
Also, the station has a memory for highest/lowest temperatures (one for the station, one for the remote sensor), which is nice when you want to know exactly how hot/cold it got last night.
I haven't been using the weather forecast much, so I won't comment on it.
I still haven't had to change the batteries (almost 6 months of use by now).
Altogether, I'm very happy with the purchase (less than $35), and would recommend this unit to anyone looking for an inexpensive atomic clock/temperature sensor combo.

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The La Crosse Technology WS-7014CH Wireless Weather Station transmits the remote temperature via a wireless 915 MHz transmission from the outdoor sensor to the indoor display unit at a range of up to 330 feet.The forecast icon is controlled by changes in the barometric pressure history for the past 36 hours, to generate a forecast for 12-20 hours in advance.Also displayed are indoor temperature and humidity, and time and date, which is set by the U.S. atomic clock.

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Oregon Scientific RMR500ES Clima-Control Solar Powered Climate Monitor and Weather Forecaster with Mold Alert Review

Oregon Scientific RMR500ES Clima-Control Solar Powered Climate Monitor and Weather Forecaster with Mold Alert
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I have owned an Oregon Scientific thermometer before and I was interested to see if my THR268 sensor would work with this unit. It does, it is not the modern sensor that comes with the unit that displays humidity so that part of the reading is blank but it does display the temperature.
I have a two bedroom apartment and I do try and keep each room at one consistent temperature on top of tracking the temperature outside and this one unit provides a centralized location for me to check each room's temperature throughout the day.
With the cold weather here in Washington causing static electricity within the apartment, I was able to track the humidity percentage in the main room after putting on a pot of water. Works like a charm!
The weather picture indicator isn't always accurate but that seems so minimal compared to the reason why I purchased the unit and it provides a good laugh or paniced pause when it says that it snowing and it isn't.
The package comes with several colorful indicator labels that simply click into the hard plastic screen (you either use the ones that are provided or you write your own). A battery is provided for power back-up to the rechargeable battery that is also provided. I received the unit while it was raining so it took me a few days before I could put it outside but once a non-rainy overcast day came, I left it out all day and I haven't had to recharge it since. Also in the box was one sensor that you put outside and another to put in a room that displays the temperature and humidity percentage on the sensor as well as the main unit indicator; the main unit also displays the sensors battery level. You can have up to four sensors and if you don't have four sensors, the bottom two areas can be used for date and time. The instructions said it could take up to 24 hours to receive the time from Colorado but it was accurate within seconds. The main unit numbers are large and could be read by someone who might need larger print.
I purchased this item blind back in October, no reviews only my trust in the manufacture, and I'm very pleased with my purchase.

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Without ever having to change the batteries, this little weather station and clock keeps perfect atomic time and displays detailed climate conditions both indoors and out. With a smart built-in solar panel that converts sunlight energy into electrical energy to power up the unit\'s reliable 600m-AH rechargeable battery, the Clima-Control weather station monitors and displays indoor temperature and humidity levels with total reliability and no maintenance. Equipped with a 3-channel receiver, the device also receives temperature and humidity data from up to three remote sensors (sold separately). An integrated atomic clock receives radio signals from the US Atomic Clock and sets itself for perfect time, as well as adjusting automatically for Daylight Savings Time where applicable. The unit\'s LED backlight makes it easy to read in low-light and weather forecasts are displayed in interpretable icons indicating whether it\'ll be sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy, rainy, or snowy. The device is also equipped with a mold alert alarm that warns when temperature and humidity levels are perfect for mold spore development, keeping dwellers safe from the hazards of mold exposure.

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Chaney Instrument Wireless Weather Station Review

Chaney Instrument Wireless Weather Station
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I recieved this weather station for my birthday, and overall impressed with the looks, accuracy, and size of display. I have 5 other weather stations to compare readings, and this weather station is dead accurite. Even fallows the local weather station readings to the nearest millibar. It is hard to figure out the P.M.C.E time zones since the switch is integrated in the - button, but once you figure it out its easy. The transmitter workes better that described. Seems to have a stronger range than specified. I have the sensor located at the opposite side of the house through 6 walls, and signals are still good. I am very pleased.
Highly recommended.

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Wireless Weather Station with Atomic clock, month/date/day calendar, moon phase, indoor/outdoor humidity and indoor/outdoor temperature.Also included barometric pressure tren indicator, which displays the forecast for the day.Dimensions: 7.75 x 10 x 1.5.Runs on 2 AA batteries (not included)

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La Crosse Technology WS-9009BK-IT-CBP Wireless Temperature Station Review

La Crosse Technology WS-9009BK-IT-CBP Wireless Temperature Station
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I purchased this item and installed fresh batteries, carefully following the instructions to get everything started up in the right sequence. I got initial readings for both indoor & outdoor temperatures, and some subsequent updates while the receiver and transmitter were about 2 feet away from each other. But shortly after installing the transmitter outside (about 30 feet away), the receiver lost the signal and was not able to pick it up again. So I pulled all the batteries and did the whole startup sequence again. I got good outdoor readings for about half a day and now I'm getting nothing from the outdoor transmitter again. I've tried moving the receiver to just 10 feet away from the transmitter and it still isn't able to reacquire the signal. It simply isn't reasonable to have to keep resetting the receiver and transmitter with battery pulls. I was hopeful that the claimed 260 foot range would mean it could do at least 30-40 feet reliably, but it simply isn't performing. I'm going to return this product since it's of no use to me as is.

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Stay informed about the indoor and outdoor temperatures with this basic wireless temperature station. From La Crosse Technology, the WS-9009BK-IT-CBP temperature station relates the current indoor and outdoor temperatures while tracking both environments\' recorded minimum and maximum temperatures.
The temperature station\'s receiver features a black plastic frame. Equipped with a hanging hole for wall mounting, the temperature station receiver also comes with a detachable base for upright tabletop display. The split screen LCD conveys the current indoor temperature in large, easy-to-read digits with the current outdoor temperature, presented in smaller digits on the bottom of the screen. For large display of the outdoor temperature, the user presses the IN/OUT button on the receiver\'s face to swap the two values\' LCD positioning. Use the MIN/MAX button to toggle between indoor and outdoor minimum and maximum readings and to reset these historical values. With all readings provided in Fahrenheit to the tenth of a degree, the temperature station evaluates outdoor temperatures ranging from -19.9 to 139.8 degrees F and indoor temperatures from 14.2 to 139.8 degrees F. The included TX38U-IT remote sensor transmits outdoor temperatures to the receiver at a 915 MHz frequency from up to 260 feet away. Using the mounting bracket, install the sensor out of direct rain or sunlight for successful operation. The separate purchase of two AAA and two AA batteries is required to power the receiver and sensor. This item is covered by a limited one-year warranty. With its base on, the temperature station receiver measures 3-1/4 inches wide by 2 inches deep by 4-1/2 inches high. The sensor measures 1-1/4 inches wide by 1/2 inch deep by 3-2/5 inches high.

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La Crosse Technology WS-7017U-IT Wireless Weather Station Review

La Crosse Technology WS-7017U-IT Wireless Weather Station
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I purchased one of these at a deep discount at a local store, and it works pretty well aside from one obnoxious issue: if you have it set to automatically sync the time to the atomic clock, the unit sometimes freezes at midnight, and the only way to unfreeze it is to remove the batteries from it and from the outdoor wireless sensors to "reboot" the system. Read on...
When you power up the system for the first time (or after it freezes up), you have to follow a strict procedure: First, make sure all batteries are removed for 60 seconds. Then insert the batteries into the first temperature sensor, then within 30 seconds, insert the batteries into the base unit. If you have additional sensors which I do, as soon as the signal is detected, you have to insert the batteries into the additional sensors within 10 seconds of the previous one. If there are any transmission problems, you have to take out all of the batteries and start over.
You can see how annoying this is to have to do when the unit freezes up on you. I live only an hour or so away from the atomic clock in Boulder that this unit uses to sync the time with, so I'm not sure what the problem is. I found that the only way to avoid the periodic freeze-up of the unit is to turn OFF the setting to automatically sync the time. Others on the web have the same issue, and tech support did not offer me any solutions that worked until I found the solution on my own. I wish the unit would be able to just skip around the issue and continue to work as normal... if it can't find the atomic clock signal for some reason, just skip the sync and continue to operate... no reason to completely freeze up!
Other than that, the unit performs well. It comes with one remote temperature sensor, but you can add up to 3 total (I have two of them). The unit looks nice on my wall... the combination black and stainless steel-look goes well with all of the appliances in my kitchen. Overall, not bad for the price, if you can deal with not having the auto-sync with the atomic clock.
Please see my review of the outdoor sensor that comes with this unit here.

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Bundle up for chilly weather or impending rain showers with this WS-7017U wireless forecast station from La Crosse Technology. Using the included TX29U outdoor sensor, the station predicts weather based on the current temperature and barometric pressure. Three weather icons depict sunny, partly cloudy, or rainy conditions, while a tendency arrow indicates barometric shifts. Additionally, the station also features an atomic clock for the exact time and date, measures indoor temperature and relative humidity, and records minimum and maximum temperatures and humidity levels with a time stamp.
The forecast station\'s black and silver receiver has a hanging hook for wall mounting and a detachable stand for upright tabletop display. With eight contrast levels, the LCD screen relays the time, date, forecast information, and current climate. The clock resets daily and automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time via WWVB radio transmissions from the US Atomic Clock. With the four function buttons on the receiver\'s front, the user can select the time zone, manually set the clock, turn off auto DST, choose between 12- or 24-hour and Fahrenheit or Celsius displays, and view MIN/MAX recordings. The receiver measures indoor relative humidity from 1 to 99 percent and indoor temperature from 14.2 to 139.8 degrees F. Outside, the remote sensor evaluates temperatures from -39.8 to 139.8 degrees F. The sensor transmits to the receiver at a 915 MHz frequency from up to 330 feet away unobstructed. For accurate readings, mount the sensor out of direct rain or sunlight. Four separately purchased AA batteries are required. Covered by a limited one-year warranty, the forecast station\'s receiver measures 4-1/4 inches wide by 1-1/2 inches deep by 8-3/4 inches high and its sensor measures 1-1/2 inches wide by 5/6 inch deep by 5 inches high.

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Oregon Scientific RMR203HGA Indoor/Outdoor Temperature & Humidity Station with Atomic Clock Review

Oregon Scientific RMR203HGA Indoor/Outdoor Temperature and Humidity Station with Atomic Clock
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Gives me exactly what I wanted. I can see the temperature outside and inside. At first I was a little confused as to why I wasn't seeing the outdoor humidity, but then I read the packaging and noticed that I would need a different sensor to read that. I really like the look of it - very sleek silver and blue writting.

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A great addition to any home or office, this weather station displays indoor humidity and temperature, and features an atomic clock that sets itself for precise time, every day.The weather station also displays the same outdoor data from up to 3 remote sensors (all sold separately) designed for this main receiver/ indoor display. The unit\'s sleek design is a perfect fit for any desk or work area. Coupled with an optional remote sensor, the display\'s Ice Alert feature activates a blinking green LED light on the face of the console when remote temperatures drop to sub-freezing levels. The main console records and displays daily high and low temperature and humidity levels.The atomic clock includes a handy calendar, and sets itself not only for exact time every day but for Daylight Savings Time where applicable. All this, in one chic display the size of a deck of playing cards!

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Chaney Instruments Acu-Rite 75077 Wireless Weather Forecaster with Remote Sensor and Atomic Clock Review

Chaney Instruments Acu-Rite 75077 Wireless Weather Forecaster with Remote Sensor and Atomic Clock
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Actually, I picked this unit up new at Lowe's for forty bills. It works very well, and is very easy to set up and use. I own four weather stations (i'm a gadget nut), and this one was the easiest to use by far. The LCD display panel is nice and big, so consequently the sizeable numbers are easy on the eyesight. Accuracy is on par with one of my more expensive, 'higher end' LaCrosse Technology weather units, which is reassuring. For accuracy, my remote outdoor sensor unit is placed on an outdoor bedroom window sill between the screen and window on a shady side of the house. This way, there is enough outdoor air circulating around the sensor unit to help insure accuracy. Also, I really like the fact that the unit also constantly displays minimum and maximum temperatures for the day right next to the current indoor and outdoor temps. The packaging and instruction manual were also top-notch. Nice graphics on the box, and no twist ties to undo, or blister packs to rip open. Just unscrew the 2 plastic holders on the back of the box, and tear aside the cardboard surrounding the unit encased in easy to remove plastic. Ingenious, and convenient for the consumer- more companies should package like 'Acu-Rite'! I highly recommend this weather unit, and feel it is one of the best 'bang per buck' units available for the price I got it for.

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With plenty of space between temperature display, time, date, and weather forecasts for easy reading from this chic, slim lined device, this weather station and clock combo is the answer to cluttered tough-to-read devices. The clock mechanism is equipped with a radio receiver that catches signals from US Atomic Clock transmissions and sets itself accordingly for exact, consistent time, so you\'re on time all the time. The main display shows in big, bold digits a calendar with month/day/year and day, plus indoor/outdoor temperature. s in huge digits. If it\'s too early in the morning to be reading even these huge digits, the forecaster displays weather icons prominently in the upper right hand corner indicating with icons whether the day will be cloudy, sunny rain and more; offering 14 different weather icons for a variety of weather conditions. The handy desktop unit records the daily high and low temperatures shown in smaller digits at the lower right corner next to indoor temp. Outdoor temperature, along with the day\'s highs and low are displayed in the top right, with data transmitted to the main console via the included remote, wireless weather sensor.
More great features include a 14-day learning mode for calibrating forecasts in the next 12- to 24 hours. Temperatures display in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. The remote sensor\'s transmission range is up to 100 feet (33 meters), unobstructed. The main unit uses 3 AA batteries while the sensor uses 2 AA batteries (no batteries included). Chaney backs the purchase with a 1-warranty.

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Honeywell RCW33W Jumbo Atomic Wall Clock with Weather Forecasts Review

Honeywell RCW33W Jumbo Atomic Wall Clock with Weather Forecasts
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pros: large clear display, temperature readings fairly accurate
cons: outdoor sensor goes out and may or may not reset, does not reset time correctly (i live in arizona, we do not change times in fall/spring and this clock will not recognize this and reset to the wrong time zone).

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The Honeywell RCW33W Atomic Wall Clock with Indoor and Outdoor Thermometer combines atomic time with valuable weather information. The unit mounts easily to the wall or sets up on desktops with the integrated stand. Chose between 12 or 24-hour time format and display temperature in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. The purchase includes Honeywell\'s TS13C remote wireless temperature sensor with an effective transmission range of approximately 100 feet. Just set it up outside and you\'ll read the temperature from inside the house with ease.

Atomic Wall Clock with Indoor and Outdoor Thermometer Honeywell RCW33W displays time in jumbo digits.

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La Crosse Technology WS-7049U-MAH Wireless Weather Station Review

La Crosse Technology WS-7049U-MAH Wireless Weather Station
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When I first tried to get it going I had a lot of difficulty getting the remote and the main station to sync up.
After I got it going the remote temp was off by about 8-15 degrees consistantly showing it to be warmer outside than it really was. I tried it in numerous locations to make sure I was getting accurate readings unlike the IPCC weather stations positioned near A/C units and such.
So it appears the La Crosse is some sort of global warming support instrument that consistantly shows hotter out than it really is.
Also, I emailed the company about problems and didn't hear back in the similar fashion that Al Gore eludes all debate challenges.

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An Attractive Addition to Any Room -- This attractive Weather Station looks good free standing on a desk or table or mounted to a wall. Displays indoor and outdoor temperature in degrees Fahrenheit with min/max recordings as well as indoor relative humidity as RH%.-- The Weather Station features tendency indicator and weather icons, 12 hour time display, and can receive outdoor temperature data from up to three different transmitters. Temperature data is transmitted to the weather station via 433MHz signals. Hour and minute, indoor humidity, indoor temperature, min and max, weather tendency, and outdoor temperature are all displayed simultaneously. -- The three weather icons include Sunny, Sun with Clouds, and Clouds with Rain. Weather tendency arrows indicate if air pressure is increasing (signaling "good" weather) or decreasing (signaling "poor" weather).-- Indoor temperature range is 32 °F to 140 °F with 0.2 resolution. Outdoor temperature range is -21.8 °F to 157.8 °F with 0.2 °F resolution. Interior humidity range is 19% to 95% with 1% resolution. Indoor temperature is checked every 10 seconds. Outdoor temperature is checked every 5 minutes. Relative humidity is checked every 20 seconds. Transmission distance is 82 feet max.-- The weather station measures 2.95" x 0.82" x 10.03". The temperature transmitter measures 1.57" x 0.9" x 5.04". Both units are powered by 2x AA batteries. Approximately battery life is 12 months.-- The Weather Station Includes: Indoor weather station with table stand, remote temperature sensor with mounting bracket, Philips screws, double-sided adhesive tape, instruction manual. Required but not included: 4x AA batteries, Philips screwdriver.

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La Crosse Replacement Part - Thermo/Hygro 2310-25 for WS-2310, WS-2310-TWC, WS-2315, WS-2317 Review

La Crosse Replacement Part - Thermo/Hygro 2310-25 for WS-2310, WS-2310-TWC, WS-2315, WS-2317
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Replacement for my old unit that died after 3 years. Works well, and is a bit better at measuring rainfall than the old unit, which surprised me.

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