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Pictures of various types of weather equipment.

JaxWeather Lightning Detector Installation - 1-wire lightning detector (Hobby-Boards) and 1 1/4 inch PVC Pipe housing. Materials list: 1 10 foot 1 1/4 inch PVC pipe, 1 1 1/4 TEE, 3 1 1/4 Caps. The 18" antenna is in the upper section of PVC pipe. The lightning detector is mounted in the short horizontal leg. Access to both areas is by removable PVC caps. Lower section is empty pipe for mounting and the cap on the bottom leg has a small hole drilled to allow any condensation to drain. (c) 2006 JaxWeather
JaxWeather Lightning Detector Installation - 1-wire lightning detector (Hobby-Boards) and 1 1/4 inch PVC Pipe housing. Materials list: 1 10 foot 1 1/4 inch PVC pipe, 1 1 1/4 TEE, 3 1 1/4 Caps. The 18" antenna is in the upper section of PVC pipe. The lightning detector is mounted in the short horizontal leg. Access to both areas is by removable PVC caps. Lower section is empty pipe for mounting and the cap on the bottom leg has a small hole drilled to allow any condensation to drain. (c) 2006 JaxWeather633×1468 230 KB

Home made Stevenson Screen - Made from four standard 7" window shutters.
Home made Stevenson Screen - Made from four standard 7" window shutters.2048×1536 259 KB

Another view of homemade Stevenson Screen. Made from four window shutters.
Another view of homemade Stevenson Screen. Made from four window shutters.2048×1536 256 KB

Home made Stevenson Screen. Top view: Made from four standard window shutters. 7" wide.
Home made Stevenson Screen. Top view: Made from four standard window shutters. 7" wide.1536×2048 349 KB

Solar Sensor - Photo diode is mounted in Neon Bracket.
Solar Sensor - Photo diode is mounted in Neon Bracket.320×240 10.3 KB

Solar sensor
Solar sensor320×240 11.3 KB

Solar Sensor - Gray PVC Pipe is Solar Sensor
Solar Sensor - Gray PVC Pipe is Solar Sensor316×240 4.98 KB

Modified Ambient Weather Pagoda - I used a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model) to aspirate a standard Ambient Weather pagoda
Modified Ambient Weather Pagoda - I used a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model) to aspirate a standard Ambient Weather pagoda1256×1036 50.8 KB

Modified Ambient Weather Pagoda - I aspirated the standard Ambient Weather Pagoda with a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model).
Modified Ambient Weather Pagoda - I aspirated the standard Ambient Weather Pagoda with a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model).1220×1464 63 KB

Modifed Ambient Weather Pagoda - I used a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model) to aspirate a standard Ambient Weather pagoda
Modifed Ambient Weather Pagoda - I used a high capacity (80cfm) computer fan (Tornado model) to aspirate a standard Ambient Weather pagoda1016×1120 52.1 KB

Davis VP sensor
Davis VP sensor1504×1000 170 KB

Davis VP sensor
Davis VP sensor1504×1000 215 KB

Main WMR100 sensor suite & flag. Weather station and UV sensor
Main WMR100 sensor suite & flag. Weather station and UV sensor2047×1526 150 KB

Fence top rain gauge - Backyard rain gauge
Fence top rain gauge - Backyard rain gauge2047×1526 163 KB

Projection weather station - Blue time and temp projection
Projection weather station - Blue time and temp projection640×480 30.8 KB

Davis VP2 console
Davis VP2 console500×375 81.7 KB

West Island Weather Station SKYWARN Camera - Sony SPK-HCD Waterproof Sports Pack for underwater use with DCR-SR220 West Island Weather Station SKYWARN STORM CAMERA Product Description Water-resistant housing lets you capture beautiful underwater scenery to a depth of 17 feet. Includes built-in microphone and external controls for power, zoom, record, and photo capture. Product Description: Provides water resistance down to depth of 5 meters. Compatible with wide range of Handycam models. Allows full control of main camera features: power on/off, mode select (movies, still images, video playback), REC start/stop, photo recording, variable speed zoom. Shoulder strap included
West Island Weather Station SKYWARN Camera - Sony SPK-HCD Waterproof Sports Pack for underwater use with DCR-SR220 West Island Weather Station SKYWARN STORM CAMERA Product Description Water-resistant housing lets you capture beautiful underwater scenery to a depth of 17 feet. Includes built-in microphone and external controls for power, zoom, record, and photo capture. Product Description: Provides water resistance down to depth of 5 meters. Compatible with wide range of Handycam models. Allows full control of main camera features: power on/off, mode select (movies, still images, video playback), REC start/stop, photo recording, variable speed zoom. Shoulder strap included800×450 106 KB

West Island Weather Station KA1WBH - The West Island Weather Station is near the Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts. Plenty of coastal storm action here off the Southern New England shore. Tower cams, 6 Davis rigs. Latest software: WeatherLink IP, Virtual Weather, & WEATHERFLASH.
West Island Weather Station KA1WBH - The West Island Weather Station is near the Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts. Plenty of coastal storm action here off the Southern New England shore. Tower cams, 6 Davis rigs. Latest software: WeatherLink IP, Virtual Weather, & WEATHERFLASH.800×450 167 KB

Frozen Tower - The West Island Weather Station is near the Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts. Plenty of coastal storm action here off the Southern New England shore. Tower cams, 6 Davis rigs. Latest software: WeatherLink IP, Virtual Weather, & WEATHERFLASH.
Frozen Tower - The West Island Weather Station is near the Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts. Plenty of coastal storm action here off the Southern New England shore. Tower cams, 6 Davis rigs. Latest software: WeatherLink IP, Virtual Weather, & WEATHERFLASH.800×450 70.3 KB

The Feb 10-2010 NorEaster - Frozen Skywarn Station - West Island Weather Station Tower - Feb 10, 2010 snow storm aftermath. Anemometers and tower gear frozen in place night of storm. High wind gust 47.3MPH. The rain/snow line was right over Buzzards Bay early in the Feb 10 snow storm. Below freezing temperatures eventually won out. The iced up gear on the tower of The West Island Weather Station took 15 hours to thaw out.
The Feb 10-2010 NorEaster - Frozen Skywarn Station - West Island Weather Station Tower - Feb 10, 2010 snow storm aftermath. Anemometers and tower gear frozen in place night of storm. High wind gust 47.3MPH. The rain/snow line was right over Buzzards Bay early in the Feb 10 snow storm. Below freezing temperatures eventually won out. The iced up gear on the tower of The West Island Weather Station took 15 hours to thaw out.800×450 112 KB

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