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    The Original Weather Project (WMR100)


    Created on Sunday, September 30, 2007        Bookmark and Share

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    Created by muchgooder on Sunday, October 26, 2008 1:09:07 PM
    I am not really sure where the confusion is with this. The issue was not the reception of the unit. The issue is that the unit stopped working, period. The manufacturer verified this and it was so common that the replacement that they sent me was the next model up (which is WONDERFUL). I ignored the piles of reviews that said that this unit was a POC. If yours didn't break, consider yourself lucky.
       
    Created by wmr100 on Sunday, October 26, 2008 11:29:53 AM
    this isnt something you realy put on a web sight this something you put into reviews the wmr100 works for me a basement isnt a place for a weather station console the cement and ground surrounding the basement blocks reception
       
    Created by mcktxaws on Monday, August 18, 2008 1:56:20 PM
    their is no problem with the wmr100 on my part if you have a wunderground account send me a message for assistance i can help to get the rain gauge to work power the sensors first than the console go onto www2.oregonscientific.com fot the instructions thay came out with a new wind and thermo/hygro sensor for the wmr100 their used on the wmr200 solar powerd seperate units self contained easy to set up their is no pdf yet but when thay do it will be at the bottom of the page
       

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