Title: remote sensor does not connect after replacing batteries
Product review: I liked the large display, and compared to other weather clocks available at that time, this did seem to serve the clock functionality best.Purchased new, the unit worked great for a year or so. As other reviewers have noted, the setup does involve some manual button presses etc to get the remote sensor to talk to the main unit but if one follows the instructions, its OK. Also, since the remote sensor is ruggedized for outdoor use, the battery compartment and buttons all have to be accessed after removing 4 tiny screws - so make sure you have a small Phillips screwdriver handy.The problem began when I replaced batteries on the remote sensor. It no longer talks to the main unit. I placed it indoors, near the main unit, 10ft from the main unit just trying to get a connnection but no luck. The remote sensor may be broken but I have not found a seller who sells that separately. So effectively the unit is now useless...
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