@d3cole Right below the "video window" there is a tab labeled "show more". Click on that and some of the details are in there. If you need more info. let me know. It is very heavy duty. It took a bit of trial and error to get it properly balanced. It has only been down one time so I could paint it (last year). Other than that, it has worked flawlessly and I use it daily. We get lots of wind in our area.
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I want to say that you did the best job building that then any I have ever seen. I'm a Meteorologist of 24 years and you could nearly start your own manufacturing if you wanted to. PVC is very tough and durable. I never knew they made caps that were rounded to fabricate something like that. I do know certain common sizes for the wheel that if built the particular diameter what RPM = MPH for calibration. For wind direction you can also use an AC synchro repeater, pot or reed switches.
could be sold someplace and the money for new parts and make more anemometers and you could make a web site and go into buisness and become a weather company like inspeed
and make lots of money your products could
be used for research storm chasers or just an
everyday hobby because that anemometer looked real and manufactured good work if you become
Thanks! I'm working on the wind gen. now. Just a basic unit with an Ametek 50(long body). Ultimately I want to build an axial flux type. I just do not have the time right now. I'll put up a better video of the anemometer soon. This one is too dark.
I think it was 1320 on the BC 1200. I will have to look again. I have since used a BC 800 as well. Both have been calibrated against an analog hand held and a davis instruments anemometer. Very accurate and much more durable than the Davis.
nice caps
anemometers 8 months ago
We have a school project to do and was wondering how exactly u made it??
d3cole 10 months ago
@d3cole Right below the "video window" there is a tab labeled "show more". Click on that and some of the details are in there. If you need more info. let me know. It is very heavy duty. It took a bit of trial and error to get it properly balanced. It has only been down one time so I could paint it (last year). Other than that, it has worked flawlessly and I use it daily. We get lots of wind in our area.
snookwhaler 8 months ago
could u have given any more detail psshhh?!? :(
d3cole 10 months ago
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urgencyharviefcem 1 year ago
I want to say that you did the best job building that then any I have ever seen. I'm a Meteorologist of 24 years and you could nearly start your own manufacturing if you wanted to. PVC is very tough and durable. I never knew they made caps that were rounded to fabricate something like that. I do know certain common sizes for the wheel that if built the particular diameter what RPM = MPH for calibration. For wind direction you can also use an AC synchro repeater, pot or reed switches.
radioman1075 1 year ago
very smart.
rippinreffers 2 years ago
Awesome video... is the potentiometer installed yet? I think i may build my own thanks for the idea!!
EurosportRacingIMSA 2 years ago
how to calibrate that bike computer?
albaccilu 3 years ago
That is Awesome
nufanru04 3 years ago
this has inspired me that anemometer you made
could be sold someplace and the money for new parts and make more anemometers and you could make a web site and go into buisness and become a weather company like inspeed
and make lots of money your products could
be used for research storm chasers or just an
everyday hobby because that anemometer looked real and manufactured good work if you become
a company i will be a coustmer
matthewjohnmcgee 3 years ago
Nice job. Love seeing this kind of stuff. Are you going to put up a wind gen after the weather station is done?
mousepotato64 4 years ago
Thanks! I'm working on the wind gen. now. Just a basic unit with an Ametek 50(long body). Ultimately I want to build an axial flux type. I just do not have the time right now. I'll put up a better video of the anemometer soon. This one is too dark.
snookwhaler 4 years ago
You can calibrate from riding in your car on a calm day!
normellow 4 years ago
I think it was 1320 on the BC 1200. I will have to look again. I have since used a BC 800 as well. Both have been calibrated against an analog hand held and a davis instruments anemometer. Very accurate and much more durable than the Davis.
snookwhaler 4 years ago
Thats a great looking bit of kit you have built there? What diameter wheel setting do you use on the Sigma?
simonspiers 4 years ago