davesw16

It doesn't appear that anyone responded. I have the same problem and was given a cable to do the link to a PC, or in my case the an old Apple Mac that had Yosemite on it. To no avail I could not get the Weatherlink software to work. I then tried the cable direct into the router yet couldn't work out how to link it to the Weatherlink.com website. I'm ready to give up and send the system back to Weathershop as there doesn't seem to much technical support to get this expensive system up and running. We could form a support group for disgruntled keen weather watchers who use Apple computers! I guess we've been in the 21st century longer than some.

I discovered other threads on this issue. I am also impatient! I've ordered the Davis Vantage Vue as this has what I need. I hope to add my station to the network very soon!

HI All I've been a keen weather observer for most of my life and now have a garden of my own. As someone working in healthcare I have a keen desire for accurate measurements where possible. I am also aware that my garden does not offer a standard way to measure temperature and windspeed in particular as fences are never more than ten feet from any installation and the townhouse scoops air downward creating vortices. What would you recommend for a decent weather station that logs continuously and feeds into weather observing websites? Best Dave