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Hi John,
Pete is a long-time friend of mine, and although he's done many things, I
don't think he's ever set up a weather station. I'm pretty sure you're
thinking of Roger, K1PAI (also a friend of mine), who has been doing that
stuff for several years, and may very well have had it written up in QST.
Steve
On Thursday 9/18/03 23:56 John McCann wrote:
>Well, if memory serves, K1PXE (Peter Motyl) did set up an accessible weather
>station (he's a blind guy), and that was written up in QST. This was
>several years ago; perhaps the early '90's.
>
>IF you can find him, he'd be the guy to contact about this.
>
>John
>KW4U
>Echolink node 1789
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "tillfam3" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 10:21 PM
>Subject: Weather stations
>
>
> > Hi All Since the eastern part of the us IS BEING HIT BY Isabel. I
>WAS
> > LISTING TO THE hurricane NET AND WAS WONDERING HOW A BLIND HAM WOULD KNOW
> > WHAT THE barometric PRESSURE WOULD BE. do ANYONE USE A WEATHER STATION AT
> > THEIR HOME LOCATION AND WHAT ONES WORK WITH SPEECH OUTPUT OR CAN BE
>ATTACHED
> > TO A COMPUTER. Gary kb2yaa
> >
> >
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