Hi, 

Have done #1. Got a THGN129 from oregon scientific. it does work with SDR, 
but barometer is shit. measures +/-7 mbar.
Have been considering to look into another sdr compliant barometer, but did 
not find one (and stopped looking activley for a while now)

Regarding 2. weewx loop only support for a single device. so snooping the 
baro from the wmr is not an option (if I understood correctly). But there 
seems to be a new weewx multi that might help you on this. And there is a 
page on weewx github wiki that explains how to snoop on network traffic for 
weewx.

Regards

On Sunday, January 24, 2021 at 6:08:47 PM UTC+1 joewil...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I'm a newbie to weewx,  and I have been able to set up weewx to monitor my 
> weather station using SDR.   All works great,  but I would like to also get 
> the barometer reading from the console back into weewx.
>
> My color console doesn't have a way to expose the internal sensor data (no 
> usb/serial port),  but the console has the ability to post data directly to 
> Weather Underground,  which includes the barometric readings (which I have 
> been doing for the last couple of weeks).   Im thinking these are my 
> options at this point..
>
> 1) get a sensor that works at 915.000MHz. that sends the barometric 
> reading,  and add it to my sensor map
>
> or
>
> 2) write a python script that logs into weather underground,  and grabs 
> the barometric reading (that was sent by my console),  and stores it back 
> into the SQLLite database...   Not sure if anyone has done or thought of 
> this.
>
> Like to do 1) if I can get a cheap sensor,  but I can do 2)
>
> Thoughts?
> -Joe
>

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