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  • celemtine

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    October 10, 2024 at 8:55 am

    Yes, setups for measuring wind speed and direction with an anemometer typically use an anemometer, wind vane, microcontroller (Arduino/Raspberry Pi), and a display or data logger. Connections depend on sensor specs.https://community.controllino.com/forums/discussion/snmp/best sex dolls

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  • HishredDennis

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    February 18, 2025 at 11:34 am

    Yes, I have worked on a setup to measure wind speed and direction using anemometers! You will need a 3-cup anemometer for speed measurement and a wind vane for direction. A popular choice is the Adafruit Anemometer Kit or the Davis Instruments 6410. For microcontrollers, Arduino or ESP32 works well, with an ADC module if the sensor outputs analog signals.

    For wiring, connect the anemometer to a digital input (counting pulses for speed) and the wind vane to an analog input (reading voltage changes for direction). Many setups use I²C sensors for easier integration.

    Check out this recommended web page for detailed schematics and sample code. Let me know if you need further help!

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