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# Intellisense Micro Weather Station

#### Description

A complete weather station with a ceilometer capable of detecting cloud layers up to 10,000 ft. Stand-alone unit that requires no external power or communications.

#### Parameters

Air Temperature, Relative Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Wind Speed, Peak Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Peak Wind Direction, GPS Latitude, GPS Longitude, GPS Elevation, Precipitation Type (C500 & C600 models only), Precipitation Amount, Lightning Frequency, Lightning Distance, Compass Orientation, Angular Tilt, Visibility (C500 & C600 models only), Debris Accumulation (C500 & C600 models only), Cloud Height (C600 models only).

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