Steve,
FWIW, for the past 7-years I have operated the Davis Pro-2 "Wireless"
Weather Station near my radio and tower with absolutely no problems and no
RFI. I was very concerned about the possibility of RF interfering with my
unit. So I just took a chance and purchased the Davis and I have not
encountered any problems.
I run no less than 1,500 watts output and one amp is capable of 4,400 watts
output. Neither of these power levels has ever caused a problem. And I
have four monitoring heads with my Davis Pro-2 Wireless Weather Station in
four different rooms.
Rick Kourey (K4KL)
Marvin/Charlotte, NC
<http://www.davisnet.com/weather/products/vantagepro.asp>
On Sunday, April 27, 2014, Steve Jones <n6sj@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Can any of you recommend a wired anemometer or weather station unit?
>
> I want to install an anemometer to monitor the wind speed at the top of my
> tower. All I can find online are wireless units. On this reflector I have
> seen a number of bad reviews of wireless weather sensors, because their
> little wifi transceivers get damaged by the RF from a ham antenna. I have
> a
> spare CAT5 cable at the base of the tower available.
>
> 73,
>
> Steve
> N6SJ
>
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Marvin/Charlotte, NC
rick.kourey@gmail.com
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