Does anybody recognize that also?
There are sometimes spikes with 100 % hum.
If so, please coul you e-mail Brian your latest.inf because that occurs only sporadic and sitting in front of the pc and waiting, if there is a spike again is a bit complicate.
Maybe someone recognizes also and cout catch the latest.inf in the right moment - would be great…
Thanks!
Roman
Hmmm I looked at the graphs for the past couple of weeks and though we do have 100% humidity a lot (tis 95% right now lol) I was not able to find signs of a sudden “spikes” in the area.
Is this with a certain station, or just seen in WD or?
Hi, I see you have a VP, I started having close to 100% spikes and it turned out to be a bad sensor board. I replaced the board and it definitely fixed the problem. Here’s the graph I posted before, is this similar to what you are getting?
Thank you all your guys for your information of your experiences.
@nikoshepherd
Yes, it is similar to your graphs but not so extremly like yours.
Today there were 2 spikes, then about one week no great spikes and the days before (with high temps und high hum) it was nearby 4 -5 times a day.
Roman
The frequency of the spikes varied a lot, I posted a bad(good) example. Do you have the original design, or the updated version where the board has it’s own enclosure?
If your weatherlink archive is set up for a one minute interval then I suggest you use the weatherlink software to download the archive for a period when you saw spikes in WD. If you see bad humidity values in there then the ISS is the problem.
I do have teh original design…
Still I am not running weatherlink, because there were several crashes of wd. I deleted weaterlink, and WD is running without problems again … hope so for a long time
Roman