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Stop guessing at the wind speed and risking a poor setup. Measuring the wind speed is not only useful - it's informative, it's key, and it's fun. Plus - the large rotor on this hand held anemometer means that you get accurate readings without pointing it into the wind, unlike pocket impeller-type devices.
| SENSOR TYPE | 3-Cup rotor. Tilts flat for storage. Does not care where unit is pointed. Reed switch/magnet provide 1 pulse per rotation. |
| SPEED RANGE | approx. 3 mph to 125+ mph (~5 kph to over 200 kph) |
| DISPLAY | Removable LCD Digital Display is a Cateye Brand Model Velo8 bicycle computer. |
| DIGIT HEIGHT | Top Display (Current Speed): 10mm (approx. 1/2") Bottom Display (Max, Average, etc.): 5mm (approx. 1/4") |
| SPEED RESOLUTION | Top Display (Current Speed): 0.5 mph Bottom Display (Max, Average, etc.): 0.01 mph |
| UPDATE RATE | Approximately 1Hz (1 second) |
| POWER | CR2032 Coin Battery . Battery life 1 to 3 years of intermittent, occasional use. Several months of continuous use. |
| ACCURACY | +/- 1 mph or 4% of reading, whichever is greater, from 10 to 50 mph estimated within 4% of reading above 50 mph click HERE for a calibration chart |
| ROTOR DIAMETER | approx. 6 in (152 mm) |
| LENGTH | approx. 11 in (280 mm) overall, with the head tilted flat |
| WIDTH | approx. 6 in (152 mm) |
| THICKNESS | approx. 3 in (76mm), with the head tilted flat |
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![]() Inspeed worked with artist David Tonnesen to make the eye of this great sculpture overlooking Boston Harbor change colors based on the wind speed. Left: Tonnesen checking things out with a Hand-Held. Above: The Legal Seafood HQ with the great sculpture. |
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![]() ![]() The Spin Doctors Storm Spotter Team put the Hand Held Wind Meter to the test with a power blower (left). Note the max speed of over 200 miles per hour! |
![]() Here is the Vortex Hand-Held Wind Meter in class in California. Click here for more info. |
![]() Dan has a magnet on the base of his Vortex Hand Held so he can capture wind data while setting up his kiteboard. Nice! |
![]() CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers (orange) recording an 85 mph gust during Hurricane Frances September, 2004 (the whole CNN Atlanta crew is equipped with Vortex Anemometers) |
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![]() You can't see it well, but there is a Vortex Hand Held Wind Meter in front of these 2 fine men. Click on the image to enlarge. Click HERE for the article. |
![]() Click on the photo to read some PR on the Vortex Hand Held Wind Meter (pdf; March, 2003) |
![]() Yours truly on Martha's Vineyard testing a new Vortex Hand Held Wind Meter. |
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![]() Jim will turn your canoe or inflatable into a sailboat! Click on the photo to enlarge Click below for more information. Check out these rigs for portable boats! http://www.sailboatstogo.com |
INSTRUCTIONS:
Click here to see the instructions for this anemometer: INSTRUCTIONS
1 year 100% warranty on any defective parts and/or any failure resulting from normal use.
And if you open the box and it is not what you wanted or expected, return it within 2 weeks in as-new condition for a 100% refund (sorry - not including shipping!).
Basically - our goal your complete satisfaction.














