Verfasst: 07 Dez 2001 12:00
Hi Werner,
The scale of the winddirection starts at North(0°), over South (180°) to North (360°) again. When the wind comes from around North, then the graph jumps all over the graphic. Could it be possible to make a selection to start the scale in that case from East (90°) over West (270°) to East (90°) again? A similar selection as to omit the winddirection if the wind is zero. Another possibility could be to make a selection to represent the direction as scattered points, not a line.
Absolutely not important or priority.
By the way, the temp alarm settings have, for the first time this night, functioned without a flaw: a real economy for me to be able to turn the pumps on and off instead of leaving them running all the time when frost is expected.
Thanks for your work.
Marc
The scale of the winddirection starts at North(0°), over South (180°) to North (360°) again. When the wind comes from around North, then the graph jumps all over the graphic. Could it be possible to make a selection to start the scale in that case from East (90°) over West (270°) to East (90°) again? A similar selection as to omit the winddirection if the wind is zero. Another possibility could be to make a selection to represent the direction as scattered points, not a line.
Absolutely not important or priority.
By the way, the temp alarm settings have, for the first time this night, functioned without a flaw: a real economy for me to be able to turn the pumps on and off instead of leaving them running all the time when frost is expected.
Thanks for your work.
Marc
. One has to see it before realizing the effects. I suppose others will give comments on this aspect. It is better when the wind fluctuates around north as was in the past days, but not when the wind is fairly steady as today. Perhaps we will get used to it. I was basing myself on the example of APRS, but the scale there is much smaller and hence perhaps the difference in aspect.