Wireless Humidity Meter?

[Wombat]

Hi All:

Just upgraded my coolidor to a 165ct model. I'm thinking it would be nice to put a wireless unit in it. What would you recomend?

 

[St. Lou Stu]

Hi All:

Just upgraded my coolidor to a 165ct model. I'm thinking it would be nice to put a wireless unit in it. What would you recomend?

Oregon Scientific BAR-388HGA Wireless Weather Station for remote humidity and temp monitoring

 

[n2advnture]

Hi All:

Just upgraded my coolidor to a 165ct model. I'm thinking it would be nice to put a wireless unit in it. What would you recomend?

Here's the 688, allows for up to 3 remote sensors monitored from 1 base unit :tu

I hope this helps

~Mark

 

[SSG.Adams]

I'll look around but does anyone know where a good deal is on these? Thinking of doing the same.

 

[tchariya]

I'll look around but does anyone know where a good deal is on these? Thinking of doing the same.

If you have a Fry's electronic super store....you should be set in wireless temp/humidity sensors.

 

[SSG.Adams]

If you have a Fry's electronic super store....you should be set in wireless temp/humidity sensors.

Was looking more for an online link due to being in Afghanistan.

 

[romwarrior]

I don't know if they are the best deal or not, but Best Buy carries some of the Oregon Scientific stuff. I have been using it and have been very happy.

 

[n2advnture]

Was looking more for an online link due to being in Afghanistan.

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[dustinhayden]

I use a La Crosse WS-9023U-IT Wireless Weather Station and I haven't had any problems with it. I use 65% beads and the humidity reads 65% so I know it's dead on.

http://www.lacrosse-psmall.com/ws-9023u-it.html

 

[Savor the Stick]

I use a La Crosse WS-9023U-IT Wireless Weather Station and I haven't had any problems with it. I use 65% beads and the humidity reads 65% so I know it's dead on.

http://www.lacrosse-psmall.com/ws-9023u-it.html

This is the exact model I have. with up to 3 remote units. I love it.:tu:tu:tu

STS:ss

 

[Spect]

Lots of folks seem to love the La Crosse models, I had one for about a week. The sensor was so far off it was ridiculous, when I called the company about it they said that their products had a -/+ 7 margin of error. I told them this was unacceptable for my application and wanted to see if they had more accurate units. At the time they did not, and saw no reason why I need a unit whose specifications exceeded " an acceptable margin of error".

 

[ChasDen]

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:r I don't know why but that made me laugh out loud :tu

Wombat, here is a link to the online page you are looking for. ( LINK )

I have a bigger unit from the same company and love it !

Chas

 

[shvictor]

:r I don't know why but that made me laugh out loud :tu

Wombat, here is a link to the online page you are looking for. ( LINK )

I have a bigger unit from the same company and love it !

Chas

I don't think its appropriate to talk about the size of your unit Chas. :bn:bn:bn