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hi from s-wales

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I would like to hi too all the forum people, im south wales up in the stick's called the garw valley iv'e just started a new hobby as you can see weather watching so go easy on me lol, iv'e bought a weather station from maplin's sorry napkin's lol, it's the n96gy touch screen the sensor's are mounted on a pole out the back garden with no obstacles, im on the wow metoffice site if anyone is interested iv'e got pics and iv'e also got a live weather webcam http://81.155.151.61:8081/ . Weather updates 24/7 to the metoffice. i would like to say thank you all for excepting me and have a happy xmas hope to hear from you all soon.
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Hi Neil, welcome aboard!
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cheers steve :D
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Hi Neil,

Welcome to the forum and the new hobby. I'm sure you're keeping an eye on your broadband usage as you're streaming video from what I can see.
Your broadband provider may provide free web space which will allow you to quickly set up a website. Steve's Cumulus provides everything you need (but I'm sure you know this already).

Enjoy your new toy
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thanx nking iv'e got bt unlimited download, would they supply me with a web page ?? :D
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What i realy need is a faster and biger laptop im using my note book at the moment :cry:
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That's what we need, more people from the land where men are men, and sheep are a pastime.!! Welcome aboard
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Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy your new hobby
Regards, Matt of Brisbane, Australia
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solved one problem got my new lappy, now i need a free host for my cumulus software any suggestions and advice on free host anyone, i have read the wiki site but no joy, to put it politely im thick when it comes to macking my own website havent got a clue what to do cheers peep's . :D
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Hi Neil, and welcome to the forum. Could I just point out (looking at your data on the WOW site) that your Mean sea level pressure looks to be out by around 15 hPa. If you have a look at your nearest professional weather stations at St Athan and Mumbles, they will give you an idea of what the correct figure will be.
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hungerdunger wrote:Hi Neil, and welcome to the forum. Could I just point out (looking at your data on the WOW site) that your Mean sea level pressure looks to be out by around 15 hPa. If you have a look at your nearest professional weather stations at St Athan and Mumbles, they will give you an idea of what the correct figure will be.
Thank you for pointing it out to me hungerdunger, saint athens is at sea level and mumble's i'm up in the valley's 212m above sea level my station is telling me my Mean Sea-Level Pressure 1033.3 hpa on the WOW site, is it telling me wrong and if so how can i adjust it to correct it thanx hungerdunger.
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You need to set the sea-level pressure on your station console. I can't remember the exact procedure offhand, but the manual does (sort of) explain it.
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Apologies for not coming back to you sooner.

Steve has already answered your question, but just to expand on it a little, On your console you need to adjust the "rel" pressure reading, which is the equivalent of "Mean Sea level pressure". Have a look at page 10 of your manual.

Ideally you need to wait until there is a large area of high pressure over South Wales so that you know that there is little variation in pressure. You then need to set the "rel" figure to that of one of your neighbouring professional stations (St. Athan or Mumbles). However as that's not likely in the near future you can get it reasonably accurate by setting it to one of those stations and checking it for a couple of days to make sure it's roughly in line with their figures.
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