Yes, the WiFi controllers are "smart" so they will adjust

your watering schedule based on the current weather. So if it's rained, is raining, or will rain, it won't water your yard. If it's only 50 degrees, it won't water your yard. If its 100 degrees, it will water longer than typical.

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Posted: 07/20/2017 at 3:06PM

WiFi Enabled Sprinkler Sys Control: Does anyone have any recommendations?** -- BayHokie 07/20/2017 2:36PM

I use Hydrawise by Hunter. Love it. -- vthokieq 07/20/2017 10:33PM

I watched most of this guys reviews - seems pretty knowledgable -- VTENGR 07/20/2017 3:09PM

I've been doing some research on these -- VTENGR 07/20/2017 3:05PM

Is it true if Rachio goes out of business, your controller will no longer -- BayHokie 07/20/2017 10:17PM

I have my eye on that one as well, but I am tempted to go with the Rainbird -- BayHokie 07/20/2017 3:08PM

I thought the Rachio allowed for manual starts and pausing of programs ** -- VTENGR 07/20/2017 3:10PM

$3 map ** -- FfxStationHokie 07/20/2017 2:50PM

What is it that you can't already program? -- 48zip 07/20/2017 2:46PM

I have the old type controller with just an LCD, I want to upgrade to -- BayHokie 07/20/2017 2:59PM

Understood, but will it do anything different that what this one does? -- 48zip 07/20/2017 3:01PM

They integrate information from various weather sources to change the -- BayHokie 07/20/2017 3:07PM

Yes, the WiFi controllers are "smart" so they will adjust -- VTENGR 07/20/2017 3:06PM

Yes, the WiFi controllers are "smart" so they will adjust

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