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Originally Posted by LukeB
Do they plan on upgrading or releasing a new model in the near future?
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As in many cases, the consumer is the last to know. Occasionally you'll find some inside 'sccop' if you monitor enough weather forums. Doubtful 'tho.
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Originally Posted by LukeB
Just to confirm, the rain gauge comes with the Davis Vantage Pro 2?
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Correct. The rain cone is located in the black circular part (see pic).
The smaller black thing near the top right is housing for UV Sensors etc.
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Originally Posted by LukeB
What pc software are you using and recommend to view data from a computer or a website? Who has the best prices for this model?
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This is in my first post; "Here it is with the software provided . . ." etc..
"best prices?" Once I decided on the model I wanted I Googled it specifically and did some research. There IS quite a bit of difference between vendors. Some have it obscenely over priced while others offer it at a decent price and are fairly competitive. I've had mine for a few years and suggest you do the same. At the time I think I found it to be Ambient Weather. Ambient Weather also offers the PC software used in the "outdated page" mentioned above.
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Originally Posted by LukeB
Are there any recommendations for lightning detection or sensors? Does this system allow integration of something like this?
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My interest in lightning detection lasted only a few minutes. Best I remember there are about 3 or 4 major players, all are
very pricey.
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Originally Posted by LukeB
What is the instrument you are talking about? Is this something that allows you to connect the console to the computer and/or website?
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A cable runs from the console to a USB port. When you configure the software you'll need your FTP info so it (your PC & software) can make automatic updates to your server/website. You control (via the software) how often you want the updates made.