phate
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Post by phate on Aug 24, 2019 3:04:50 GMT -8
Who do I see about replacing the dodgy dead on arrival sensor you sent me as part of the SkyWeather kick-starter campaign?
I wonder how many other people are struggling with this but didn't have another spare on hand to test with.
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Post by SDL on Aug 24, 2019 6:53:54 GMT -8
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phate
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Post by phate on Sept 21, 2019 4:21:26 GMT -8
Do I need to ship back the dodgy sensor? That hardly seems worth the postage..........  |
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impactoz
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Post by impactoz on Sept 21, 2019 15:07:22 GMT -8
Im with Phate…. Now that I have my reliability and hardware working I am taking a closer look at my readings...
Morning - temperature is showing 20c and all the weather stations around me are at 11c. We all started at a similar low of 5c overnight - but mine sky rocketed compared to them...
To pull off unit and send for replacement means nothing recording for a week or two... while we await... Yea one could argue its false recording... but still...
I know with my 2 units I bought, I got a surprise supplementary delivery a week or so later - here is a new sensor for you - as it was labelled incorrectly in the bag.. wtf....
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Post by SDL on Sept 23, 2019 11:26:49 GMT -8
Phate and Impactoz,
We are returning these sensors to the manufacturer for analysis. Only way to get these guys to figure out what went wrong with this batch.
Imapactoz, Check where your unit is relation to the sun. It's got to be solar heating.
What sensor did we send you? Glad you got a present!
BP
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