The Manchester protocol is a bias neutral protocol where each bit is composed of a high and low signal of equal length (or close to it). This program reports every minute for all three sensors whether a good packet has been received within that minute or not, so the Python program can sum the good and bad packets each minute and report the relative numbers each week in an email. Range validation would be necessary (in the Python or Arduino) to check if the resulting readings were sensible to improve reliability. Admittedly the chance of substitution errors causing bad data to go un-detected is much higher than if a higher bit CRC based on a polynomial process was used.
This does cause overlap of sensor transmissions and inevitable corruption of some packets, however the protocol does have a simple arithmetic checksum based on nybbles that helps eliminate most bad data. They each have different periods between transmission eg Wind every 14 Seconds, Temp/Hum and Rainfall at longer periods. There are three transmitters in the WMR86 package, Wind Direction+Wind Speed (average and gusts), Temperature+Humidity, and Rainfall (cumulative total and rate). The Arduino listens continually for the three WMR86 sensor's broadcasts (the UV Light sensor must be purchased seperately) and merges them every minute for an output of a CSV string.
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