An Ecowitt weather station on site reports wind, rain, temperature, humidity and pressure from where the antennas actually are. For a remote HF station that matters twice over: wind is the thing most likely to break an antenna, and rain is the thing most likely to change how one behaves.
It also explains the power graphs. A week of poor solar yield stops being a mystery when the same week shows as overcast and wet.
| Source | Ecowitt weather station |
|---|---|
| Reads | Wind speed and direction, rainfall, temperature, humidity, pressure |
| Why | Antenna risk, propagation context, and solar yield explanation |
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/projects/rs1/modules/rs1-ecowitt-wx/media/ and they appear on this page at the
next build — or list them in module.json with captions
to control the order and the wording.
Not published yet. Code for this module will live in
/projects/rs1/modules/rs1-ecowitt-wx/ alongside its module.json, and
gets listed here once it does.