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(More customer reviews)Nice looking units, do not take a lot of space. You can place them in any flat surface (using the stand) or hang them from a wall (using a small screw.) They seem to be quite precise; I set two units up - I placed the sensors at different parts of my condo (on the outside) and then I set them side by side.
The 1st unit registered within 10 minutes (as well as the 2nd unit) - they both downloaded the time from the US atomic clock, but I had to set the time zone manually (no biggie, just follow the instructions!) and both have the exact same values registered after 15-20 minutes of operation - now at least I'll have something to remind to take a jacket during the upcoming Winter days. Weather changes very often here in Denver, Colorado - like the locals say: "if you don't like the weather, wait 10 minutes and it'll change!" Ain't that the truth!
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Fun for kids\' room, the family breakfast nook, or the classroom, this wireless weather station from La Crosse Technology monitors outdoor conditions with a fun image of a boy called Oscar Outlook. Based on the temperature and humidity readings received from an outdoor sensor, the display shows Oscar in one of seven different costumes. If he appears with a hat, scarf, and overcoat, for example, it is sure to be a day when bundling up is wise. In addition to the friendly boy, the station features standard numerical readouts for indoor temp, outdoor temp, and humidity. Its atomic clock is incredibly precise and self- adjusting, with automatic updates for Daylight Savings Time and settings for different time zones. The base of the station can attach to the wall or stand on a desktop, and it comes in at a compact 5-3/8 by 3/4 by 3-3/4 inches. The easily mounted remote sensor measures 5 by 3/4 by 1-1/2 inches, transmits up to 330 feet, and operates wirelessly. Both parts take two AA batteries, which are not included.
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