Customer Reviews for Oregon Scientific WMR88A Semi-pro Wireless Weather Station

Oregon Scientific WMR88A Semi-pro Wireless Weather Station

The WMR88A Oregon Scientific wireless semi-pro weather Station is a full featured and affordably priced professional weather station. Become a neighborhood meteorologist. See current weather conditions including indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, dew point and rainfall. Arm yourself with detailed information that is specific to the ‘microclimate’ in your own back yard. The software for the WMR88 allows you to monitor live local weather data from your weather station on your home PC. The atomic clock automatically sets your time and adjusts for Daylight Saving Time. Set includes: 1 main console   1 wind sensor   1 temperature and humidity sensor   1 rain collector   2 AAA and 6 AA alkaline batteries   1 USB cable   6V AC adapter Features: Weather Forecast with graphical icons: Sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy, rainy and snowy   Displays indoor/outdoor temperature with up to 3 channels   Self-setting atomic clock with moon phase   Atomic time never needs adjusting for daylight saving time   Outdoor temperature reading from -30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F)   USB port for data download and weather monitoring   Barometric pressure display with historical bar graph   Wind speed and direction indicator   Current and 24 hour rainfall   Download real time weather data to your PC   User selectable altitude and display in mb/hPa or mmhg   6 languages Calendar display (English, French, Italian, Spanish, German or Russian) System Requirement: Microsoft Windows XP, SP2 or 7 Warranty: 1 year   Model: WMR88A
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Customer Reviews for Oregon Scientific WMR88A Semi-pro Wireless Weather Station
Review 1 for Oregon Scientific WMR88A Semi-pro Wireless Weather Station
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1 out of 5
1 out of 5
Chech
Location:Newfoundland
Date:January 21, 2013

Cheap system

Pros: cheap
Cons: if you want cheap you get cheap.
"I had the previous OS system and it didn't last me very long. And when I needed parts, I couldn't get them in Canada. Every component failed at one point and I finally trashed it after only 16 months. I switched to a Davis system. More expensive but it has lasted me more than 6 years now with only one component change."
Review 2 for Oregon Scientific WMR88A Semi-pro Wireless Weather Station
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3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Guitarick
Location:Vancouver, BC
Date:August 1, 2012

So So Weather Station

Pros: wireless, easy setup
Cons: annoying display, min/max resets hourly, forecast feature is iffy, pc software is a joke
"I bought this to replace a LaCrosse wired system that died. It is all wireless and that works great, however I find a lot of issues with this unit. First not all the data is displayed at one time. You have to scroll to various areas on the screen with a tiny, almost unseeable, arrow and then press a mode button to get your data. For example the barometer area is also the rainfall data AND the UV index. Also the unit resets the min/max every hour so there is no way to see how much rain you had for the week or month unless you keep track each day. The "forecast" feature is all out of whack and for many days forecast rain when the barometer was either steady or rising (we had sun...a lot of it). Finally the PC interface and software are a complete joke and useless...looks like the software was written in the 1980s. So would I recommend....yes with caveats. If you want an easy to set up unit that gives you data this will do fine (although as stated much of the data is annoying to get to). Just be aware of all of the issues."
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