If you bought the recommended batteries, they tend to have a āveryā quick dropoff. There have been numerous threads in the last year about this in the forums.
I would agree with vinceskahan, depending on the Power save mode of the Sky the time to change the batteries has arrived, in case you are using the recommended energizer batterie. We have seen ist several times that they drop very quickly at he end of ther lifetime.
Hence, they might have been recovered a little during the time the Sky has been offline, or due to temperature conditions, but I expect they will ābe empty againā very soon.
What is sour station ID ?
Do you have an idea what happened on 24th ?
As it is some more days ago, I have no idea, as I am not able to access the one minute-data.
The six might work probably until 2.9 / 2.8 V for shure and in some cases down to 2.2 V.
Anyway, it might be a good idea to have some new batteries by hand within the next days.
Caused by the thunderstorm approaching Florida, it is voluntary when some at WF will have a look into this topicā¦
I dont know what happened on the 24th as I was on holiday and only got a message that the Sky was offline and not reporting data.
Upond return from holiday, I went up the roof and powercycled the Sky and it worked again. Btw, I see that the voltage is now rising from 3.10v to 3.17v.
I live north of Montreal with cold, cold weather and my battery (Enegizer lithium max) are installed since May 2018 and they are still performing like the first day. Stick to the recommanded battery and it will be perfect.