La Crosse Technology WS-8035U-IT-SAL Wireless Weather Station with Remote Temperature and Humidity Gauge
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Records min/max temperature and humidity in/out with time and date of recordingBarometric tendency arrow; indoor comfort level icon; moon phaseBarometric pressure with 24 hour history graph; receives data from up to 3 sensorsAtomic time and date automatically updates for Daylight Saving Time (on/off option)Wall-mount or free-standing with stand; display measures 10 by 7-1/2 by 1 inches
Product Description
This wireless weather station displays a wide range of information in an easy-to-read format on a large LCD. The unit monitors indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure with pressure history chart, displays the current moon phase, and forecast icon. Time is set by the U.S. atomic clock. Additionally, this unit has a time alarm with snooze.
Spotlight Customer Reviews:
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So far so good.
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This is my third purchase of a La Crosse weather station....the first has worked for about 8-years, the second only worked for a couple of years so I hope this one is a little better.
My family has come to depend on the information a weather station provides.
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good product
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Even though I had to send the first unit back to Amazon because it was broken (would not turn on at all). I like this prduct a lot. The display is nice and clear, seems to be accurate and the range for the external temperature is excellent.
Overall a good product, I'm happy with it.
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LaCrosse WE-8035U-IT-SAL Wireless Weather Station
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Great product. Does alot of things that I didn't expect it to do. It was a great Christmas gift.
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Stylish and Useful!
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Setup was a snap. Within 1 minute, I was getting readings from the remote, and by the next morning, I had atomic clock syncing and enough of a pressure history to accurately predict that day's deteriorating weather. Since I have no idea what the actual barometric pressure is at my location, I set the relative pressure to the reading available on the Weather Channel (fortunately, we're all pretty well at the same elevation).
I can't say I am 100% convinced of the temperature and humidity accuracy -impossible to know without professional equipment to compare it to. All I know is I have three hygrometers in my apartment (two digital, including this one, and one analog). I set all three within 1' of each other, left them overnight, and got three wildly different readings the next morning. This unit claimed 28%, another La Crosse remote (from an older unit) claimed 38%, and the analog claimed 20%
The digital thermostat on my AC unit is set to 75 degrees, and this unit says it's 80 degrees indoors.
Like they say, a man with two watches never knows what time it is.
Other than not knowing whether or not this thing is even close to accurate, I can say with confidence that it looks just peachy sitting on my entertainment unit. Maybe after I confirm the accuracy, I'll post a follow-up.
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Great weather Station
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Purchased the La Crosse Wireless Weather Station for my husband for Christmas. I wanted a weather station that you could read without having to put on glasses to see the readings. This one is exactly what I was looking for.
The only thing that I would change is to have the highest and lowest temperature for the day to show up all of the time. It does track it, but you have to push a button to see it.
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