Yup, that's the one I researched. Was going to do the local Sat/Net guy the last time I stayed in Las Conchas (where he just charges you for the temporary password to log onto his wifi broadcast) but for some reason the signal wasn't showing up very well inside the house we stayed at. Lately we've just stayed at places in Mirador that already have wifi out to the patios and my cell phone can pick up wifi at most of the restaurants and bars, so it hasn't been as much of an issue. For those who are interested in that other option I mentioned (he charges $45 a month, used to have weekly rates but not posted anymore), the link and coverage map is here: http://www.satnetpenasco.com/network.html
I can't figure out right now how to find its exactly location--or maybe he hid it since--but I recall the Casa Weez station being located past Las Conchas, going towards Mayan Palace, and it's very close to the shore. That's why his readings always come in a little cooler than the airport listing, but the humidity is always way higher. As long as there's a good breeze with the occasional gusts (especially with choppy water), I can even handle 105 with high humidity, but if that water is glass...Yikes! The fisherman on here subscribe to a more technical weather service and it is very accurate several days in advance, as far as sea conditions go. If it's bad (and/or dangerous) for them, it'll be good for us beach bums!
Me too!! I think it's interesting if the wind is from the south (water temp), the temp doesn't go down at night, but if it's from the north, it cools down some. I also like comparing this year's temps w/ prior years. That site is usually the first thing I look at in the a.m.
do you mean you are going to stop being a leach, and get some advice?????
Hah, I was thinking about how I messed that up as I was falling asleep. Thanks for the correction.
Anyone know if the Telcel Amigo 3G broadband stick would work in Playa Encanto's west end?
Think they are stocking up on raw meat, eggs, cheese and other dairy?