Anemometer with Arduino Uno - Arduino LiveCast S03E03

Anemometer with Arduino Uno - Arduino LiveCast S03E03

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@PietroMaker
@PietroMaker - 26.02.2019 22:08

Hello very cool project

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@DHETHITECH
@DHETHITECH - 27.02.2019 05:20

Nice sir

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@mrbatar9428
@mrbatar9428 - 05.03.2019 14:05

which sensor is used in the anemometer ?

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@1mikechung
@1mikechung - 07.03.2019 11:25

hi, where can the anemometer be purchased, how can we get the code.

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@MoeInL
@MoeInL - 07.04.2019 12:13

where can i find the codes?

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@thanya1998
@thanya1998 - 10.05.2019 09:20

Cool sir. But what type of anemometer that you're using sir?

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@ЭнхбаярПунцагжав
@ЭнхбаярПунцагжав - 16.05.2019 17:03

help me arduino code send please

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@enricoghidoni1570
@enricoghidoni1570 - 18.06.2019 16:12

Is it possible to store the data in a flash drive as .csv instead of printing them on the screen?

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@DouglasDeodato
@DouglasDeodato - 14.07.2019 10:37

nice project, very god explantion, have u Published this on github? thanks

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@pistifesus1785
@pistifesus1785 - 20.07.2019 13:59

Brilliant tutorial! Thank for your time! I have the same anemometer but I use it with an ESP 8266 and ESP Easy firmware. The raw value is 136 which I can convert via the Two-Point Calibration. Which I have done. 136 = 0.000 m/s and 680 = 32.4 m/s I have placed the anemometer right next to my other weather station t match the values. It is pretty accurate, but it could be better. My other station is publishing data every 15 sec, the question is it raw data or the weather station use s some sort of smoothing or averaging calculation. So anyway I just try to find out if my calculations are right? What are your calculations? I have tried to find the answer from the video but I am not sure. :D Thanks.

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@kflmiami4203
@kflmiami4203 - 21.09.2019 21:21

hi can you do this example with a raspberry pi board please

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@SebastianUnterberg
@SebastianUnterberg - 01.11.2019 05:11

Metric units rock! So do you. Thank you for this video. 👍

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@vovanikotin
@vovanikotin - 07.12.2019 00:18

Am I wrong or arduino (atmega) doesnt support true double type variable?

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@marcow.609
@marcow.609 - 15.02.2020 12:35

please can I have the code, scratch

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@darrenlyngdoh6459
@darrenlyngdoh6459 - 01.03.2020 10:38

i'm getting a constant output voltage of 5V.... Even when the anemometer is not rotating. Can you please help?

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@MarianCobirlie
@MarianCobirlie - 16.03.2020 02:42

which sensor is used in the anemometer ?

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@kasthurikusum3639
@kasthurikusum3639 - 22.04.2020 11:47

Nice project all the best👍

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@jeffcrystal3585
@jeffcrystal3585 - 04.10.2020 02:21

I couldn't find the code anywhere, copied it from the video. Works great! Thank you!

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@wallaceshackleton1889
@wallaceshackleton1889 - 07.02.2021 17:13

The +9v rail from the battery to the Ardiono does not look right

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@abelshibuissac6209
@abelshibuissac6209 - 18.02.2021 07:24

Sir.......
Could you plz send me the code

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@pearljanecachuela6549
@pearljanecachuela6549 - 09.03.2021 16:12

where can i get the code? thanks

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@gokilsantoso1411
@gokilsantoso1411 - 07.03.2023 15:31

How did you get the number of voltageConversionConstant = 0.4882814?

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@szandras2524
@szandras2524 - 03.09.2023 11:45

Brilliant, exactly, what I need. Thank you for sharing !

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