If you go to http://www.wxqa.com/ you will see a link top-center to join
CWOP. Once you do that you can use your CWOP ID within Weewx to send
weather data to CWOP.
CWOP is the overall system with citizen weather reporting, while APRSWXNET
is the packet radio section of CWOP - ham radio operato
Checking and mine are also gone this morning. Logs show it started
yesterday afternoon, about 14 hours ago.
I emailed them and sent a screenshot - let's see what happens...
On Monday, August 26, 2024 at 5:03:38 AM UTC-8 Fred Keller wrote:
> Is anyone else having problems uploading to Weather Und
The panel is easy - swap the door and plug it in. The CR123 battery is
easy, and also there's a DC input on the board that you can directly run AC
power in via an appropriate wall-wart. That's what I have to do in Alaska,
otherwise the long winters drain everything...
On Monday, April 22, 2024
So weewx's secure_ftp is ftps, NOT sftp - two different things. The
weewx-sftp plugin fills the gap nicely - I'm using it with Gandi hosting.
Does it work with 3.8.2? No idea, but it's been out for a while, and as
long as you can load the prerequisites it would work I'd think.
On Saturday, Feb
I'm currently using WeatherflowUDP with weewx 5.0.2 and it's working fine.
On Wednesday, February 14, 2024 at 5:31:50 AM UTC-9 Ton Karsten wrote:
> I use the WeatherFlow Tempest for my weather station.
> I have equipped my weather station with the latest version of weewx.
> Is the WeatherFlowUDP
I went through and completely removed all the weewx leftovers from
/etc/init.d, /etc/systemd etc. and restarted rsyslog. I now have *four*
logs - both of the "correct" weewx-vp2 and weewx-tempest, plus weewxd.log
and weewxd.py.log... weewxd-vp2.log and weexd-tempest.log appear to be the
normal
Odd change - I converted my v4 weewx-multi setup to the new v5 weewx@
service, and all is well, except logging. I have rsyslog set up to put my
weewx-vp2 and weewx-tempest output into individual logs, using the .conf
provided. Both services have --log-label specified and 'ps -ax' output
shows t
In case anyone else runs into this - my Ubuntu server/Davis VP2 and serial
datalogger had ownership set to root:dialout, so I had to add the weewx
user to the dialout group for things to work.
On Tuesday, February 6, 2024 at 6:23:15 AM UTC-9 matthew wall wrote:
> when you install rtl-sdr, it t
Maybe you can clarify something. Do you have a cabled VP2 with the serial
connection, or a wireless VP2 and a serial datalogger in the console?
You can use the aprs extension or weewx to write a report in aprs format,
then use packages like aprsdigi, aprx, direwolf, or xastir to send the data
I can answer this as I went though something similar. Weewx supports FTPS
natively, not SFTP. However, there's a SFTP extension you can load that
will work correctly. If they use FTPS then what you described is correct -
change secure_ftp to true and it'll work. If they use SFTP then you can
lo
Michael -
WEEWX_ROOT is the root folder under which all the other folders live (such
as HTML_ROOT or SKIN_ROOT). My WEEWX_ROOT is /, SKIN_ROOT is
/etc/weewx/skins and HTML_ROOT is /var/www/html/weewx. Your skins would be
in WEEWX_ROOT/SKIN_ROOT and your weather files will generate into
WEEWX_
The Davis Vantage Pro2 would do what you want, other than using your
homemade sensors. The console has built-in sensors, though. I've bought two
of them used - first a cabled one, then a wireless one, and neither was
over $800. You can find them new in that range these days. Get the old
console
I'd suggest you look for a console, either on clearance (etc) from a vendor
or on eBay, then install the datalogger in it. Consoles aren't too
expensive, and it'll let you put up a weather display somewhere new.
Searching eBay for "Davis Vantage Pro2 console" found a number of them,
including t
I currently have a VP2 and use the 6316 Envoy and 6510Ser datalogger
connected to the PC running weewx. If you have the VP2 console close to the
PC you want to use for weewx you can install the new datalogger in it and
run the cord to the PC - nothing else required. If not, then you can either
I'm thinking of moving to v5. I have a Tempest and VP2 setup and running a
custom weewx-multi. Seems like two venv setups would be a very simple way
to replicate this...
On Wednesday, August 30, 2023 at 10:52:26 PM UTC-8 Jon Fear wrote:
> From what I can see, looks promising however I think I w
>From the docs, it looks like the correct config line is:
server_url = mqtt://username:password@localhost:1883/
On Wednesday, May 31, 2023 at 3:27:01 AM UTC-8 mjuwx wrote:
> I have successfully used mqtt when running weewx on a raspberry pi. I am
> now running weewx under docker on a more powe
Sounds like a cabled Davis Vantage Pro, although "mid-range cost" is highly
variable. A new cabled Vantage Pro Plus (24-hr fan aspirated radiation
shield, UV/solar sensors, etc.) lists for under $1k I believe, and since
it's powered by the cable there's no batteries to worry about. Haven't seen
I think I may have failed in my description :-)
The only detachable part of a VP2's rain gauge is the black funnel - the
tipping spoons, etc. are part of the base unit - you'd have to saw it apart
to separate it. The UV/solar sensors are on a tray above and behind the
rain funnel, but plug into th
Opinions based on my Davis VP2 and Tempest, installed in Alaska. :-)
The Tempest measurements are very close to the VP2 ones. Yes, they do
weather prediction and can do some corrections, but my weewx instance isn't
reading those - it's reading the raw observations over the LAN. I *believe*
I di
ons and have them all run?
Or just copy /seasons to /seasons2 and add [Seasons2] into the config?
On Saturday, February 4, 2023 at 9:08:52 AM UTC-9 Tom Hogland wrote:
> I've been using weewx-sftp to upload to my hosted server without error for
> some time - ssh-rsa keys in place, n
I've been using weewx-sftp to upload to my hosted server without error for
some time - ssh-rsa keys in place, no password, all great. WIth the 4.10
update I dug into the logs and discovered that my uploads were failing with
a publickey/password error. I dug (for days, and back and forth with
suppor
I've used a Davis Vantage Pro2 for years and would highly recommend it.
Anemometer has 100' of wire to attach itself to the base sensor suite, so
it can go up on a roof-mounted pole (for example) while the main sensor
suite is mounted somewhat lower - it does require occasional cleaning and
rep
I might have a hint about this. For quite some time, my VP2 (KAKWASIL2) was
one of very few PWS in my area. I had the same issues you described, where
it would disappear from the map but when viewed directly it would be
uploading. I went through all the troubleshooting steps with WU, and we
ess
Wow - impressive, and quite customized. Amazing report skin as well.
I should probably do something similar with the "other way" so it's
documented as well.
On Sun, Mar 27, 2022 at 5:40 AM graha...@gmail.com
wrote:
> i have created a cookbook at
> https://weather.geddy.id.au/weewx-systemd.html
gns supreme. Time to put things back and let it rest, I
think.
On Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at 3:17:09 PM UTC-8 Tom Hogland wrote:
> I'm using 4.7 installed on Ubuntu server - I downloaded the github version
> of weewx-multi since the Ubuntu package doesn't include it. There&#
I'm using 4.7 installed on Ubuntu server - I downloaded the github version
of weewx-multi since the Ubuntu package doesn't include it. There's no log
info - it just doesn't work correctly when trying to stop or report status,
while it *does* work correctly when starting or restarting. Just walked
b
essages-to-a-separate-file>
>
> hope this helps!
>
> Doug Jenkins
> largoweather.com
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 22, 2022 at 6:26 PM Tom Hogland wrote:
>
>> I haven't been able to find any record of this behavior. Adjusted my
>> working weewx with VP2 to us
I haven't been able to find any record of this behavior. Adjusted my
working weewx with VP2 to use weewx-multi, added the second config, etc.
all per the docs, naming/databases/configs etc. Running "/etc/init.d/weewx
start" fires up both instances, both are working correctly (updating
webroot f
You have to specify some dist version there so apt knows where to look. (I
just loaded Debian on an older server that won't work with the current
release so I had to specify an older one.) But, you should be able to set
up a "stable" repository and just use that, rather than spelling out a
spec
Just a thought to add, but where did the FTDI serial-USB adapter come from?
>From my work in ham radio I've found that most of them are Chinese fakes,
not actually licensed and compatible, just a quick reverse-engineer and
ship it. Took me three tries ordering "real" FTDI adapters before I got o
Only other thing might be, why the 6163? If you need 24-hour fans and the
solar/UV then that's what you need, but it's a hefty price increase to get
those. I think the 6162 loses the fan, and the 6152 (that I have) loses the
solar/UV. Otherwise, the wireless is all the same, as are the basic wea
I'm using a VP2 - about 12 years worth now. My connection is via a serial
Weatherlink in a Weather Envoy, as my weewx install is in the basement and
my console is upstairs in the living room. Since the WL Live came out the
Envoy is more affordable than it used to be, and works great. If you can
I don't know much about Python :-) but I see cnopts=pysftp.CnOpts() in the
sftp.py script. This leads down the typical rabbit-hole of Google, grep,
etc. and I find the pysftp project cookbook and added
"cnopts.compression=True" in there. We'll see if it works - the cookbook
says that compression is
I thought of that, but the only supported method I can use is sftp.
On Tue, Mar 8, 2022 at 7:44 AM Paul R Anderson wrote:
> Totally agree with Tom rsync is incredible if your hosted server supports
> it try it, you'll never go back.
> Spoiled here with fiber 300 Mbps upload and download here but
It does serve a purpose. My Vantage Pro is in my yard and weewx is in my
basement, but my webpage to display it is hosted in a datacenter somewhere
far, far away, so I have to sftp it there. A full batch of data uploading
typically takes almost a minute to go, besides the overhead, connection
time,
Looks fine for me - Ubuntu x64, tested with Chrome, Firefox, Brave and
Opera.
On Friday, March 4, 2022 at 1:45:42 PM UTC-9 pa...@pauland.net wrote:
> What is WebP ?
>
> An image format developed by Google in 2010. Quote from Google “WebP is a
> modern image format that provides superior lossle
Sounds like they had Rapid-Fire issues for a day or two, and now I'm unable
to upload as well. Didn't see anything in their news page except
complaints...
On Tuesday, February 8, 2022 at 7:08:05 AM UTC-9 do...@dougjenkins.com
wrote:
> I am also seeing the same issue with Wunderground and I am
Mine's been fine until this morning - dropped offline and logs show I'm
unable to connect to upload. Apparently the issues persist...
On Monday, February 7, 2022 at 7:40:52 AM UTC-9 Jeremy A wrote:
> Yes, seems to be working again. using RF as well
>
> On Monday, February 7, 2022 at 10:39:12 AM
Thanks for this - nice to be able to stash it elsewhere, and one of those
things that "I should be doing but haven't gotten around to yet". I checked
my NOAA folder, and it's only 1MB (and that's complete since 4/2003). No
reason not to include it, especially since text will crunch down to almos
Mine, from 9400km (Alaska). Not too bad of a match, although reducing speed
to .31 brings it closer. Regardless, using .32 lets you pick out the
pressure waves. We actually heard the initial eruption up here was well...
On Sunday, January 23, 2022 at 7:56:22 AM UTC-9 bgra...@umw.edu wrote:
> Hi
The VP2 Plus includes solar radiation, but otherwise is identical so it
still requires either the console and datalogger or a Weatherlink Live. You
plug your existing datalogger from the console into the Envoy and it does
the uploading, which frees up the console to go somewhere you might
actually
Two simple Davis options - #6100 Weatherlink Live replaces the USB
datalogger, console and PC, directly receives and uploads data via
ethernet. But, it also eliminates weewx and is over $200. (Can it also
upload to an IP? Not sure - I'll have to read about it now...) Or, a #6316
Weather Envoy r
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