How To Build An Anemometer
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Glad it worked out for you!
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Yes plastic cups will work too. Make sure you have a permanent marker so that it works on plastic. Good luck!
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Can i just use plastic cups??? Please reply
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thanks,i needed the help
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Wow! I'm glad that so many people are getting something out of my vids. If you have ideas for more send them through as I'll be adding more soon.
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but how do i know how many km/h the wind is, if i have 1 revolution???
raoul0071 3 weeks ago
@raoul0071
To determine this, first calculate the circumference of the circle made by the rotating cups. Then convert this to miles by dividing the number of inches by 12 to get feet and then dividing that number by 5,280 (the number of feet in a mile). Multiply this number by revolutions per minute. Finally, divide by 60 (to convert minutes to hours) and you will have the velocity at which the anemometer is spinning (in mph). Now convert the miles to km's.
Good luck!
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kirstyawaugh 1 week ago
Saved the day. Mr Frampton hates me and maybe this will help.... because it's an assignment. Thanks dude
AveriLink 1 month ago
@AveriLink
No worries dude! Thanks for watching : )
kirstyawaugh 1 week ago
This helps my science project.thanks!
ronfer2001 1 month ago
@ronfer2001
That's what I like to hear! Nice work : )
kirstyawaugh 1 week ago