Hi all. I have set-up a dedicated computer, connected to the internet in preperation for getting a weather station. It also has a UPS (battery backup connected) which is nice. I am planning on getting a La Crosse WS2350 if not for the major factor that it runs off power other than batteries. Eventually, I'll add a webcam too and can start pushing to the web very quickly once I have the correct bits (ie/ a station and software!). A few things: * From what I can gather, I can run the whole thing off DC power (plug in the main unit and then hard wire the rest of the sensors). Is that correct or does the hygrometer need batteries anyway? * The downside is that I would like to use a UV sensor too. Looks like I can't do this here. Any way around this? * Any more stations out there (will spend around £200) which are mains only, or don't use many batteries? * I will use WeatherDisplay and the 'plugin' WeatherDisplayLive (Premium) as I really like the interface. Will the following work/display on the Internet if I buy a WS2350 and use it with WeatherDisplayLive: 1) Humidity meter 2) Cloud base 3) Moon phase 4) Barometer Many thanks. Oliver, Wiltshire, UK.
