Davis Instruments DAV-6510SER

The data-logger fits seamlessly in the console of the weather station or of the Weather Envoy and stores weather data, even when your computer is not connected. With the data-logger you can select the recording intervals: every 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 or 120 minutes. Depending upon the recording interval you can record up to six months of data, before you need to download the data After the download detailed analyses and diagrams can be created or the data can be exported to the frequently used spreadsheet, database or word processing programmes
Under all circumstances.
New functions: The latest versions of WeatherLink contain a series of new improved functions.
Weather forecast. With the help of the quick-view symbols for weather forecast, it shows you at a glance and with text messages for extended details, what is to be expected.
Moon-phase. With eight moon-phases from new moon to full moon.
Updated wind-chill factor - Uses the new formula introduced by the National Weather Service and takes into account a modern heat-transfer theory and a lower calm-threshold value.
Shared usage of your weather data:
WeatherLink makes it easy for you to take part in a number of worthwhile programmes, including:
The Citizen Weather Observer Program. The data submitted via APRS or the Internet help the National Weather Service in USA to work out improved weather-forecast models. See www.wxqa.com.
The GLOBE-programme. An international weather-related scientific programme for students in all areas of school, which is supported by NASA and NSF. See www.globe.gov. Weather World ’Round. Send your Internet address to news@davisnet.com and we will add you to our growing list of the worldwide Davis-stations
.. See www.davisnet.com/links.
Extended evaluation:
Extended temperature evaluation. Heating days, cooling days and fuel oil requirement.
Optional sensor evaluation. Evapo-transpiration, leaf wetness, ground moisture, ground temperature, risk of sunburn for each type of skin and according to the solar energy.
Weather-observer reports in NOAA National Climatic Data Center format.