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+For my 30th birthday a group of my friends bought me a [La Crosse
+WS2355][WS2355] weather station. Over the weekend I installed it.
+I mounted the wind speed
+(anemometer) and and direction sensors to the mast of our TV antenna.
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+The roof of the house seemed like the logical place for the rain gauge since
+there's trees overhead on most of the rest of our block. I bolted the rain
+gauge to a piece of aluminium that Dad had lying the around in his shed. I put
+a slight bend at the end to get the gauge level. I then pop-riveted the bracket
+to the roof.
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+The thermomometer/hygrometer under the eave of the house, near the TV
+antenna. I bundled up the metres of extra cable between the
+thermomometer/hygrometer and the other two sensors with left over cable ties.
+The bundles hang on a cheap hook that I had in the shed. The end result is
+relatively tidy and tucked away from the elements.
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+I opted to have the sensors talk to the display via the 433Mhz wireless
+connection to save having to run wires in through the wall or roof. The
+downside of this is readings every ~130 seconds instead of every 8 seconds.
+This is mainly an issue for the wind speed/direction but the temperature is
+what I'm most interested in.
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