Zelf geen ervaring mee, maar de handleiding zegt er wel wat over
https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/376203/ubiquiti-airvision-aircam-outdoor-ip-camera/specificaties/
Weather Cam
Since version 1.6 Meteobridge supports use of a Ubiquiti AirCam as a weather cam. All you need to do is to connect the AirCam to your LAN (or to Meteobrige's LAN port when configured in bridging mode as explained on Setup Network page), set AirCam selection mark, insert AirCam's IP and password ("ubnt" is factory default) and press "Save". If a red cross appears left to the selected mark, press "Initialize Cam" to configure cam in a way needed for Meteobridge. After that a green mark should appear. If not, please inspect error messages on top of page. Initialization of cam only needs to be done once. Meteobridge does only support Ubiquiti AirCam right now, other cams won't do.
If you don't have an Ubiquiti AirCam connected but you have an URL pointing to an image that Meteobridge should take as weather camera image, you can use the "External Picture" option. Meteobridge reads the URL and uses the image for further processing and upload to weather networks. To use the image of an external camera might be interesting if you want to have your Meteobridge weather data added to that image. How to add weather data to an image is explained on Stations page.
Je overlay maak je vervolgens met ImageMagick commands..
http://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index.php/Weather_Cam_Image_Handling
Zelf zit ik naar een ip camera te kijken en qua prijs kijk ik dan naar china.
http://www.blitzwolf.com/BlitzWolf-BW-SIC1-IP67-720P-HD-Wireless-Security-Surveillance-AP-ONVIF-Outdoor-Wifi-IP-Camera-p-131.html
Blitzwolf heb ik al goede ervaring mee via andere producten. Is goede kwaliteit, en waterdicht is ook waterdicht. (oa zonnepaneel en een campingzaklamp/powerbank
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