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  2. Instruction Manual Walkthrough for the Kestrel 1000 Waterproof Wind Meter. In this video, an Instrument Choice Scientist will walk through the Kestrel-1000 meter user manual. Link to...

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  3. Learn about wind direction and speed and what we call different types of wind.Find out more about wind direction and speed at http://bit.ly/1gGcoypTo learn m...

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  4. I have an ST60 wind that when I check voltage indicates the transducer is with in range. The display powers up but does not show any data (direction or speed). Is there any trouble shooting for the display? is it likely defective? can it be factory repaired?

  5. Help the budding meteorologists in your classroom learn how to measure wind speed by building their own anemometers (wind speed meters) with paper cups and straws. Then do a simple experiment in which students change the "wind" speed using a fan and measure how fast their anemometer spins.

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  6. In this experiment, you will make your own wind meter, or anemometer. An anemometer is useful because it rotates with the wind. To calculate the speed, or velocity, at which your anemometer spins, you will determine the number of revolutions per minute (RPM), or how many times the anemometer spins a full circle from where it started in one minute.

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  8. In this video lesson, students learn how to measure wind speed by building anemometers (wind speed meters) from paper cups and straws and experimenting with them.