I'm looking for a good wind meter that is in the affordable range. Any brands that I should look into or stay away from?
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What is the affordable range? Are you looking for just a wind meter or a weather meter that takes multiple readings also?
What is the affordable range? Are you looking for just a wind meter or a weather meter that takes multiple readings also?
Re: wind meters
Under $50 just looking for a decent wind meter, maybe one that could tell humidity also.
Under $50 just looking for a decent wind meter, maybe one that could tell humidity also.
Re: wind meters
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grizzdude</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Under $50 just looking for a decent wind meter, maybe one that could tell humidity also. </div></div>
Think ramen is in your future....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grizzdude</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Under $50 just looking for a decent wind meter, maybe one that could tell humidity also. </div></div>
Think ramen is in your future....
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In that price range check out the La Crosse Anemometer, it can usually be found in the $40-$50 range pretty easily. It reads temperature, wind chill, current/max/average windspeed. Reviews are pretty positive as well on this unit.
You could also check out the Caldwell Wind Wizard but I don't know much about this particular unit.
In that price range check out the La Crosse Anemometer, it can usually be found in the $40-$50 range pretty easily. It reads temperature, wind chill, current/max/average windspeed. Reviews are pretty positive as well on this unit.
You could also check out the Caldwell Wind Wizard but I don't know much about this particular unit.
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