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| Oregon Scientific's John Deere Wireless Long-Range Weather Forecaster with Barometric Pressure Readout |
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Product Description |
| Monitors the 12-24 hour forecast, the indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity, and the barometric pressure!! This multi-channel station allows you to monitor the temperature inside and outside, receive weather forecasts for the next 12 to 24 hours, and know the precise time. Graphic icons and weather trend indicators provide a wealth of information about the environment. |
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Product Details |
- Wireless weather station; monitors temperature and humidity in up to 3 locations (additional sensors required)
- Sensor transmission range: 300 feet; clock sets to the U.S. Atomic Clock
- Barometric pressure has a numeric display reading with historical scanner
- 3 Levels of pressure, humidity and temperature indicators: Rising, Steady or Falling
- Crescendo alarm with snooze function; requires four AA (main unit); two AA (sensor)
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Customer Reviews |
 OregonScientfic's John Deere Wireless Long range Weather Station |
| Review Date: May 14, 2008 |
| Reviewer: James M. Keller, FLORIDA USA |
| The unit works great, no problems. Except they didn't ship me what I ordered, what I received was the same weather station in silver not JOHN DEERE GREEN as the names says.I could of purcsased silver one any where.I did not contact Amazon about the problem. One company selling one company shipping. |
Unsure of range
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| Review Date: December 25, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Trekkie's Dad, SC Midlands |
| We received one of the Oregon Scientific weatherstations as a gift. It is something we need as we have outdoor animals in a barn about 200 feet from the house. The product description reflects up to a 300 foot transmission range with the remote, but unfortunately, the package claims only a 100 foot range. We have tried to contact Oregon Scientific, but have not yet received a reply. It is something we could use - but the 300 foot range is necessary. |
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Tuesday, February 9th, 2010,
by Kevin - Thermometers Reviews and is filed under "Thermometer Reviews, barometric, deere, forecaster, john, longrange, oregon, pressure, readout, scientifics, weather, wireless, with ".
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