August 4, 2006, Newsletter Issue #26: Davis vs. Oregon Scientific Complete Weather Station

Tip of the Week

Rain. Sun. Snow. Hail. Davis. Oregon Scientific. What will the new day bring?

Your choice of a Davis weather station or an Oregon Scientific weather station will make the difference. The weather will still be the weather, but you can choose your way of detecting a rainstorm. The trouble is, the Davis weather station and the Oregon Scientific weather station are both complete, with all the accoutrements you'll need. How do you choose one?

If you live in Alaska or in the Pacific Northwest, you need a weather station that you can check indoors without interference. Make sure whichever weather station you choose is not affected by extreme cold and snow. Fortunately, you'll get chill-proof snow-resistant wind sensors (anemometers) and temperature sensors with both the Davis weather station and the Oregon Scientific weather station.

If you do live in a harsh environment, make sure you don't have to climb up on the roof often to maintain your weather equipment. The Oregon Scientific weather station and the Davis weather station have the tripod-mounted equipment option.

Also, decide whether you want a cabled or cable-free weather station. The Davis weather station with cable connections is perfect for metal homes and landscape with multiple obstructions. The Oregon Scientific weather station models are wireless.

Rain. Snow. You know that you're facing both tomorrow, now that you've taken the time to compare wireless weather stations, and cabled ones too. You're prepared for anything!

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