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One of these:
https://www.cnet.com/reviews/ambient...er-forecaster- review/ No longer produced but I'd like to get/keep mine running. Back story. The broadcast updates seemed to get fewer and longer between updates. So I unplugged it and packed it away. The story that Ambient and many resellers had is that they are no longer supported. Fast forward to a few months ago. I was visiting some freinds a few miles away and they have an identical unit. Theirs works just fine and recieves updates. So I dragged mine out and plugged it in. Reception at various locations in my house is pretty bad. But it does update, just too slow to be useful. The review web site says this uses a "proprietary long-range terrestrial wireless network". Probably a pager transmitter or FM subcarrier. If I knew the frequency, I could go hunting for local interference. Anyone have any ideas? -- Paul Hovnanian ------------------------------------------------------------------ Ban the bomb. Save the world for conventional warfare. |
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