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  Station name Bad Vilbel - Gronau  
Country Germany   
Height above sea level 117 m
Geographical position     8° 46' 50.65'' East / 50° 11' 39.3'' North
Data transfer Bresser Fastlink
Last updated 9/14/2025 4:39 pm
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AWEKAS id 18646
 
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station Type of station  BRESSER Explore Scientific 7in1 (WSX3001
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Temperature ventilated radiation shield 1
Air Pressure 1
Precipitation 1
Anemometer mounting height: 6.56 ft1
UV 1
Solar radiation 1
 
  
 
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