Thermo-hygrometers and simple weather stations: Difference between revisions
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Compared with traditional thermometers or hygrometers, a thermo-hygrometer combines both all-important data gathering in a single device. This matters as even small differences in the location of sensors or time of measurement could make assessment about indoor or outdoor conditions much less reliable. | Compared with traditional thermometers or hygrometers, a thermo-hygrometer combines both all-important data gathering in a single device. This matters as even small differences in the location of sensors or time of measurement could make assessment about indoor or outdoor conditions much less reliable. | ||
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A simple weather station combines the features of a stand-alone thermo-hygrometer as well as a remote sensor with similar capabilities. Bundling two such devices is convenient, cost-effective and brings much more flexibility for monitoring, being the recommended approach. | A simple weather station combines the features of a stand-alone thermo-hygrometer as well as a remote sensor with similar capabilities. Bundling two such devices is convenient, cost-effective and brings much more flexibility for monitoring, being the recommended approach. | ||