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  • in reply to: Weather-based water level error #33903

    wingnut
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    I just got mine working by going to the Option’s tab and in the Location field I put pws:mystationID
    Hope this helps

    in reply to: Weather-based water level error #33893

    wingnut
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    It seems we might be in the same boat… I have the following error listed below! I have just upgraded to V2.1.2 yesterday and it was working last night. Not able to convert string to float, I wonder if it has to do with WU replacing 0.0 with NULL or something like that. I hope someone we come to our rescue but until then I disabled mine because it was running up my WU API calls and didn’t want it to go over the 500 calls per day and start using my raindrops.

    Weather-base water level encountered error:
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File “/home/pi/OSPi/plugins/weather_level_adj.py”, line 87, in run
    today = today_info()
    File “/home/pi/OSPi/plugins/weather_level_adj.py”, line 340, in today_info
    ‘rain_mm’: float(day_info[‘precip_today_metric’]),
    ValueError: could not convert string to float: —

    in reply to: sprinklers_pi – An alternative sprinkler control program #25061

    wingnut
    Participant

    Hello everyone,
    I have a quick question about the baseline values (30% humidity and 70*F) used in the weather formula. Where did theses values come from ???

    The reason I ask is that I live in sunny “aka…humid” Florida and I wonder if I should change them. I ran a quick test just to see and it adjusted my scheduled time down to 17% and we haven’t had any rain lately. I doubled checked the math of the formula with the actual values at the time of the test and it was correct.

    Thanks,
    Kevin

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