Mechanical Anemometer
by GA_3D
Printable files (17)
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stlpointer.stl
203 Ko · 2 982 downloads
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stlmount.stl
465 Ko · 2 969 downloads
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stlscale.stl
320 Ko · 2 966 downloads
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stlhub.stl
298 Ko · 2 983 downloads
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stllock.stl
487 Ko · 2 949 downloads
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stlstrut.stl
181 Ko · 2 968 downloads
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stlpivot.stl
427 Ko · 2 977 downloads
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stlweight.stl
510 Ko · 2 966 downloads
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stltop.stl
537 Ko · 2 946 downloads
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stlcup.stl
911 Ko · 2 977 downloads
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stlplate2.stl
458 Ko · 2 968 downloads
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stlplunger.stl
862 Ko · 2 968 downloads
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stlpin.stl
638 Ko · 2 964 downloads
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stlplate1.stl
13.6 Mo · 2 992 downloads
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stlwasher.stl
86 Ko · 2 956 downloads
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stlqtr_weight.stl
514 Ko · 2 840 downloads
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stlc-cup.stl
918 Ko · 2 864 downloads
Description
4/26/15 - Uploaded c_cup.stl and qtr_weight.stl. This is a larger cup with a shorter arm to provide more RPMs in lighter winds, plus a governor weight that accepts US quarter coins to compensate for the greater weight of the larger cups.
An exercise to see whether the notion of a purely mechanical anemometer was feasible, and as an amusing Christmas gift for my uncle, a retired NOAA meteorologist.
It does work, though the windspeed indications on the scale are a complete and total SWAG!