Review on La Crosse WS6813 weather station, black by Dagmara Niemiec ᠌

Since I have experience in operating three such stations, I will say the following: Critical for me was the choice of a weather station, or rather a clock with temperature and humidity measurements inside and outside the room, the presence of a large data display and the obligatory presence of a clock on the scoreboard. Also - work from the network, so that the batteries do not change every 2 months. Well, to be seen in the dark. I have been looking for a long time and the choice is not very rich today. This device is not a weather station, because does not predict the weather. I didn't need it. Everything would be fine if it were not for the frequent malfunction of the sensors on the previous devices that I handed over, and this one in particular. Everywhere sensors of the same type. There are switching buttons for 1, 2 sensors and a reset button on the sensor and base. And all of them either sin by 3-4 degrees, or often fail. But in this station, at least one sensor works accurately and flawlessly. The built-in sins by a couple of degrees, the green one works fine (there is nothing to check for humidity), the second one, as you can see in the photo, once a day or two requires a reboot from the base - there is a special one. button "new survey". The point is in the station itself, because It is the orange line that is buggy. I haven’t decided yet to take it or not, but there are many minuses, including the failure of the sensor in the cold: to check, the same batteries were rearranged into a warm sensor. The cold sensor did not work even with new warm batteries. Be prepared to hang at an angle so that you can see the reading while sitting/lying down. up the viewing angle is good, and down and sides are 20 degrees in total. As in all similar stations - the idea is good, the design is super, and the quality of the product is. There are unnecessary lotions, such as an alarm clock, a felt-tip pen for signing sensors on the screen (apparently for sclerotics), a European clock adjustment system according to specials. radio signal, several foreign languages ​​​​and the choice of Celsius / Fahrenheit for degrees, the choice of displaying YYYY / MM / DD or DD / MM \ YYYY.