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Admin at 00:24, 14 February 2016

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	\|59 Euro, one time		\|59 Euro, one time
	\|client SW for free, cloud service 29 Euro, per 12 months		\|client SW for free, cloud service 29 Euro, per 12 months
	\|59 Euro, one time		\|65 Euro, one time
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	\|HW cost		\|HW cost

Admin at 21:46, 2 January 2014

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	\|59 Euro, one time		\|59 Euro, one time
	\|client SW for free, cloud service 29 Euro, per 12 months		\|client SW for free, cloud service 29 Euro, per 12 months
	\|49 Euro, one time		\|59 Euro, one time
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	\|HW cost		\|HW cost

Admin at 21:46, 2 January 2014

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	\|starts at about 130 Euro (Sheevaplug, ALIX)		\|starts at about 130 Euro (Sheevaplug, ALIX)
	\|40 Euro (TL-MR3020, WL-330N3G)		\|40 Euro (TL-MR3020, WL-330N3G)
	\|40 Euro (TL-MR3020, WL-330N3G)		\|40 Euro (TL-MR3020, WL-330N3G, DIR-505)
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	\|connectivity		\|connectivity
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	\|supported stations at a glance		\|supported stations at a glance
	\|Oregon, Davis Vantage/Vue, Davis Envoy8x, Rainwise, Peetbros, Lufft WS600, WSxxx, WS2300, Hideki, Nexus/IROX, WDE1, RFXCOM		\|Oregon, Davis Vantage/Vue, Davis Envoy8x, Rainwise, Peetbros, Lufft WS600, WSxxx, WS2300, Hideki, Nexus/IROX, WDE1, RFXCOM, Acurite
	\|same as Meteohub		\|same as Meteohub
	\|Oregon, Davis Vantage/Vue, Rainwise, Peetbros, WSxxx, WS2300, Hideki, Nexus/IROX, WDE1		\|Oregon, Davis Vantage/Vue, Rainwise, Peetbros, WSxxx, WS2300, Hideki, Nexus/IROX, WDE1, Acurite
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	\|can handle multiple stations in parallel?		\|can handle multiple stations in parallel?
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	\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible		\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible
	\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.		\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.
	\|weather observers ~~thats~~ want a very easy to handle solution for bringing their data into the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service. When connected to Meteoplug cloud service, huge array of graphing options for integration into own home page.		\|weather observers who want a very easy to handle solution for bringing their data into the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service. When connected to Meteoplug cloud service, huge array of graphing options for integration into own home page.
	\|}		\|}

Admin at 08:46, 4 August 2013

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	\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible		\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible
	\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.		\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.
	\|~~junior~~ weather observers ~~that~~ want a solution for bringing their data into ~~one of~~ the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service. When connected to Meteoplug cloud service, huge array of graphing options for integration into own home page.		\|weather observers thats want a very easy to handle solution for bringing their data into the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service. When connected to Meteoplug cloud service, huge array of graphing options for integration into own home page.
	\|}		\|}

Admin at 08:45, 4 August 2013

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Admin at 08:42, 4 August 2013

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	\|SW pricing (as of February 2013)		\|SW pricing (as of February 2013)
	\|59 Euro, one time		\|59 Euro, one time
	\|29 Euro, per 12 months		\|client SW for free, cloud service 29 Euro, per 12 months
	\|49 Euro, one time		\|49 Euro, one time
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Admin at 08:41, 4 August 2013

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	\|Description in one sentence		\|Description in one sentence
	\|~~stores~~ and evaluates data from a connected weather station and uploads graphs and numerical data to a webserver and to predefined weather networks		\|Stores and evaluates data from a connected weather station and uploads graphs and numerical data to a webserver and to predefined weather networks.
	\|~~transfers~~ data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript		\|Transfers data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript
	\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual FTP, HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data		\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual FTP, HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data.

	Does allow to send raw data to Meteoplug cloud service to make use of Meteoplug advanced graphing features.		Does allow to send raw data to Meteoplug cloud service to make use of Meteoplug advanced graphing features.

Admin at 08:40, 4 August 2013

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	\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript		\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript
	\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual FTP, HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data		\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual FTP, HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data

			Does allow to send raw data to Meteoplug cloud service to make use of Meteoplug advanced graphing features.
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	\|Web page		\|Web page

Admin at 06:56, 21 May 2013

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	\|stores and evaluates data from a connected weather station and uploads graphs and numerical data to a webserver and to predefined weather networks		\|stores and evaluates data from a connected weather station and uploads graphs and numerical data to a webserver and to predefined weather networks
	\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript		\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a dedicated cloud service where data is stored and evaluated and presented in terms of interactice graphs and dashboards, rendered in flash or javascript
	\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data		\|transfers data of a connected weather station to a set of predefined weather networks and can feed individual FTP, HTTP or MYSQL servers with weather data
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	\|Web page		\|Web page

Admin at 10:39, 16 March 2013

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	\|[http://www.meteohub.de www.meteohub.de] in English and German		\|[http://www.meteohub.de www.meteohub.de] in English and German
	\|[http://www.meteoplug.com www.meteoplug.com] in English (partly also in German)		\|[http://www.meteoplug.com www.meteoplug.com] in English (partly also in German)
	\|[http://www.meteobridge.com www.meteobridge.com] in English		\|[http://www.meteobridge.com www.meteobridge.com] in English and German
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	\|Forum		\|Forum

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	\|yes, via gnuplot (rendered as png)		\|yes, via gnuplot (rendered as png)
	\|yes, via amcharts (interactive in flash or javascrit) and gnuplot (rendered as png)		\|yes, via amcharts (interactive in flash or javascrit) and gnuplot (rendered as png)
	\|no, graphing is left to the feeded weather network		\|no, graphing is left to the feeded weather network or to connected Meteoplug cloud service
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	\|provides a dashboard?		\|provides a dashboard?
	\|yes, has a simple flash dashboard included and can feed WD-Live (flash)		\|yes, has a simple flash dashboard included and can feed WD-Live (flash)
	\|yes, has freely configurable instruments via fusionwidgets in flash and javascript and a simplified WD-Live dashboard		\|yes, has freely configurable instruments via fusionwidgets in flash and javascript and a simplified WD-Live dashboard
	\|no dashboard ~~included~~		\|yes, Internet dashboard incuded, when feed to Meteoplug cloud service enabled
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	\|can smuggle weather data into documents?		\|can smuggle weather data into documents?
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	\|locally on a flash media		\|locally on a flash media
	\|remotely in the cloud service (manual up/download is supported)		\|remotely in the cloud service (manual up/download is supported)
	\|remotely at the selected weather network		\|remotely at the selected weather network or cloud service
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	\|good for...		\|good for...
	\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible		\|weather enthusiasts who want to have their data on their own equipment and don't hestitate to take a somehow larger HW invest for that. Meteohub can feed the Meteoplug cloud service, so best of both worlds is possible
	\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.		\|weather enthusiasts that want a solution with minimal HW invest, easy to maintain from remote and who have adapted to the idea of having weather data in the cloud. Graphing features of the cloud service is significantly above what Meteohub can deliver.
	\|junior weather observers that want a solution for bringing their data into one of the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service.		\|junior weather observers that want a solution for bringing their data into one of the popular weather networks with a minimum of cost, hassle and complexity. But also interesting as a building block for weather professionals looking for a solution to connect weather stations to their particular service. When connected to Meteoplug cloud service, huge array of graphing options for integration into own home page.
	\|}		\|}