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- Use as stand alone weather station or connect to Wi-Fi and use with free La Crosse View app (Wi-Fi connection requires 2. 4GHz Wi-Fi network; Mobile device works with iOS and Android OS)
- Dynamic color weather forecast icons and tree foliage changes for each season
- Monitors Indoor and Outdoor temperature (F/C) and humidity (%RH) with customizable alerts with included Thermo-hygro sensor (requires 2 AA batteries)
- Current wind and top speed and historical records with the timestamp (requires 2 C batteries) from included LTV-W1 wind speed sensor (bottom or side mounting options)
- Current rainfall (start of rain even until no accumulation in last 30mins) with last 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, current month, 1 year, and total records from included rain bucket sensor with self-draining rocker (includes 2 AA batteries)
- Wi-Fi connection enhanced features) remotely monitor and set alerts for your home temperature and humidity, enhanced La Crosse view connected forecast icons with a chance of precipitation (12-hour forecast), AccuWeather hi/lo temperatures, and custom data streams (such as wind data, visibility, sunrise or sunset time and personalized messages, like soccer tonight)
- Adjustable back light with automatic dimming settings and adjustable kickstand or wall hanging display (includes 1 CR2032 button cell battery)
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| Product Name: | La Crosse Technology 328-10618-INT Wireless WiFi Professional Weather Center, Black |
| Manufacturer: | La Crosse Technology, Ltd. |
| Model Number: | 328-10618-INT |
| Product SKU: | B08K3SVM8D |
| UPC: | 757456081601 |
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I personally really value knowing accurate rainfall amounts on my own property, accurate wind direction and speed on my own property, actual on site barometric pressure, etc etc.
I couldn't care less what my personal station says the forecast is, I want to see the raw data collected and logged for my own use.
Maybe it's because I'm an environmental scientist, but everyone I know with a personal weather station doesn't care about its forecasting function.
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Unlike you apparently, I have worked with these and plenty of other network hardware.
However, as mentioned by others, the solution is to simply turn off your 5GHz network in your router until these are setup (most newer routers have this functionality)
My experience with the La Crosse unit is that they are very lacking in their setup. The first unit I had came with a bad WIFI card, so they had to send me a replacement. However, figuring out if was a bad unit versus the myriad of solutions I tried to throw at it was time consuming and not fun.
WeatherXM out of Greece has a decent consumer station that sells your weather data that is still in it's early stages. It is pretty accurate in comparison to the two Davis Vantage 2 stations that I have deployed at my house.
All but one of the displays can no longer connect to the outdoor units. And two of the 3 lost their wifi connection, so they're basically a clock.
On top of that, all of the clocks run fast. A digital clock in 2020+ that can't keep time. They must have used the cheapest clock crystal that they could find and counted on wifi time syncs. See above.