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Davis 2019 catalogue & Weatherlink Live

Prodata 30th January 2019

The official Davis 2019 catalogue is now available. For a PDF copy please click the catalogue cover image alongside (but be aware that it is [...]

Prodata – Christmas hours

Prodata 15th December 2018

Prodata Weather Systems will be officially closed for the Christmas/New Year holidays from around 1300 on Friday 21st Dec to 0930 on Wednesday 2nd January. [...]

Weatherlink software now a free download

Prodata 13th December 2018

Davis has now made the full version of the local Weatherlink software free to download. This applies to both Windows (v6.0.5) and Mac (v6.0.3) versions [...]

Trade sales welcome

Prodata 7th November 2018

Prodata takes on new role as direct importer for Davis Weather Stations. Prodata Weather Systems, the Ely-based weather and environmental monitoring system specialists is delighted [...]

VP2-compatible ultrasonic anemometer

Prodata 8th July 2018

Prodata Weather Systems announces the launch of the LCJ DZP ultrasonic anemometer. This new unit is fully compatible with Davis Vantage Pro 2 & EnviroMonitor [...]

Weatherlink (Win): v6.0.5 (Dec 2018)
Weatherlink (Mac): v6.0.3 (July 2015)
WDTU (Envoy8X) S/W v1.2 (Nov 2013)

VP2 Console Firmware: v3.15 (Mar 2014)
(Consoles post March 2006 ONLY)

Vue Console Firmware: v4.18 (Dec 2015)
(Consoles of MB revision or later ONLY)

Vue Console Firmware: v3.00 (Mar 2013)
(Consoles of MA revision or older ONLY)

Envoy8X Console F/W v3.15 (Mar 2014)
WeatherlinkIP F/W : v1.1.1 (Feb 2014)

Virtual VP: v1.2.5 (Sept 2010)

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We often have small background development projects that we'd like to pursue but that we don't have time to resource fully. Please email us if you might be interested in collaborating on these - more details on request. We'd like to hear from anyone able to call in (to Ely - near Cambridge) for a chat in person and who might have skills/interests in weather data and/or programming. These are typically small projects that might be of interest to hobbyists but which are non-commercial in nature. So, in general, we're not in a position to offer employment or substantive payment, but what we can do is to offer ideas, discussion and eg the loan of hardware to anyone who might be interested in collaborating in a worthwhile hobby project. However, there might be the possibility of some modest quid pro quo and if any projects prove unexpectedly successful then we'd be happy to discuss options for further joint development & marketing.