Rod Neff
Does anyone know of any wx radar software?
Thanks,
Rodney
P.S. No snow here in Cuba,Mo. Snow is falling 50 or so miles away.
Thanks,
Rodney
P.S. No snow here in Cuba,Mo. Snow is falling 50 or so miles away.
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mikegeukes
EF5
Here is a couple of sites that you may purchase the software from and
there is no monthly fee that you have to pay, just have to buy the software.
http://www.grlevelx.com/grlevel3/ -GRLevel3
http://www.interwarn.com/ -Storm Lab
Mike
there is no monthly fee that you have to pay, just have to buy the software.
http://www.grlevelx.com/grlevel3/ -GRLevel3
http://www.interwarn.com/ -Storm Lab
Mike
Since when is Gibson Ridge charging for their L3 viewer?
Aaron Kennedy
EF5
Started a couple months ago. If you were smart, you kept one of the latest beta versions which has most of the features in the present release 
Aaron
Aaron
Robert Dewey
EF5
Eeek... $79.99 is kind of harsh for just a NEXRAD viewer... When I read your post, I was thinking it would be around $19.99 or something...
rdale
EF5
"$79.99 is kind of harsh for just a NEXRAD viewer..."
It's the best radar viewer available outside of an AWIPS workstation, much better than anything out on the market now (it has a competitor at same price) and offers more features than any other...
It's the best radar viewer available outside of an AWIPS workstation, much better than anything out on the market now (it has a competitor at same price) and offers more features than any other...
John Diel
EF5
Aaron, I believe you're going to find that most of the Beta of GRLevelX releases have a time limitation on them. Most except maybe the very early versions. I think most were set to expire Dec. 1st.
BTW, as a straight up Radar Viewing program, it's very nice. It downloads quickly and isn't bogged down by numeroud DLL's and the like. It is CPU intensive though. It does take a fairly robust graphics card to get ALL the features.
Those issues aside, I certainly like it and feel it's worth the price. I doubt the programmer is getting what he put into it. I know he's put a lot of hours into it and there are some nice upcoming additions/upgrades coming sometime next month.
Yes, you can go out ion the net and find lots of sites giving you roughly the same info via a java applet or auto refresh screens, but they are mostly browser dependent. This a nice program that you can run mutiple instances and watch several radar sites at once.
BTW, as a straight up Radar Viewing program, it's very nice. It downloads quickly and isn't bogged down by numeroud DLL's and the like. It is CPU intensive though. It does take a fairly robust graphics card to get ALL the features.
Those issues aside, I certainly like it and feel it's worth the price. I doubt the programmer is getting what he put into it. I know he's put a lot of hours into it and there are some nice upcoming additions/upgrades coming sometime next month.
Yes, you can go out ion the net and find lots of sites giving you roughly the same info via a java applet or auto refresh screens, but they are mostly browser dependent. This a nice program that you can run mutiple instances and watch several radar sites at once.
