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TampaRand
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Re: Back Yard Weather Stations
      Wed Sep 26 2007 02:23 AM

I'm buying a Davis Vantage Pro2 next week (wireless) with the WeatherLink Software. I have an Oregon Scientific, but the Davis is MUCH better, especially since you're getting the top of line. I don't need all the add-ons you're getting. It was time for me to upgrade, and the Davis is a no-brainer for the money. It is superior.
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