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Handheld Anemometer EA-3010U

Handheld Anemometer EA-3010UBrand: LaCrosse
Category: Single Detail Page Misc

Buy New: $30.00 (On sale from $48.88)
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Seller: UnbeatableSale, Inc
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 8 reviews
Sales Rank: 1926

Media: Kitchen
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 0.7 x 1.6 x 4

MPN: EA-3010U
Model: EA-3010U
UPC: 757456993812
EAN: 0757456993812
ASIN: B000AO2PT0

Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days

Features:
  • Measures wind and wind chill at a great price
  • Gives average readings from 2 to 10 seconds
  • Measures 1 1/2" x 4" x 5/8"
  • Includes easy to find, weather resistant yellow case, lanyard, and backlit screen

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
EA-3010U Features: -Wind Speed (mph, km/h,m/s, Knots) -Displays MAX & Average Wind Speed Since Power On -Beaufort Scale Bar Graph (0-12) -Wind Chill ( F/C) -Temperature ( F/C) -Backlight with Auto Off -Battery Saving Auto Off -Neck Band Included for Easy Carrying -1-year limited warranty Specifications: -Maximum measured speed : 67 mph -Minimum measured speed : 0.44 mph -Resolution-wind speed : 0.1 for all units -Temperature measuring range : -21.8 to 138.2 F/ -29.9 to 59 C -Resolution-temperature : 0.2 F/ 0.1 C -Power requirements : 1 CR2032 button cell -Charger Dimensions: 4'' H x 1.63'' W x .7'' D


Customer Reviews:
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3 out of 5 stars Impeller unbalanced!   August 1, 2010
David W. Schmidt (Fair Oaks, CA)
One of the reasons I bought this was to assist me as a newbie in radio control model aircraft flying. Landing is made more difficult as the wind becomes stronger, especially if the landing is not directly into the wind.

When simply blowing at the impeller of this anemometer and watching it gradually slow and stop, I was struck at how unbalanced it is as manifested by the impeller usually rotating in the opposite direction at least a small amount just as it stops. The only explanation I can think of is that the heavier side of the impeller is going to the bottom. When using this machine in the wind, there is a mild but definite vibration -- again, the only thing that I can think of is imbalance.

With radio control airplanes, balancing the propeller is important to avoid imbalance that can cause vibration which could lead to weakening of the airframe and loss of the model in a crash. With the anemometer, the impeller bearings may wear excessively, but this type of anemometer seems to me unlikely to be used sufficiently for that to happen. Accuracy, especially at low wind speeds, would be my main concern.

I put this into my auto's windstream and it agreed with the speedometer from about 10 to 60 mph. So it seems reasonably well calibrated.

I'm going to keep this. The price is reasonable. The electronics and display are well done. But I'm disappointed that a simple and important step, balancing the impeller, was not done to make this a much better product.



5 out of 5 stars Small and handy   February 22, 2010
J. Miller (Hohenwald, TN)
Very small unit, but very handy. Lanyard hangs it around your neck, but it would be nice to have a little pouch to protect it if you want to put it in your pocket. Great value.


4 out of 5 stars Small and accurate!   November 24, 2009
Erik Gustafson (Montgomery, Illinois)
Many handheld anemometers are pricy but this one is inexpensive and good. Only real limitation is to the max windspeed. So if you chase hurricanes then you my want something else!

Temp seems to be quick to adjust but does not seem to take it externally. Great for outdoor use since it seems to be sealed from the elements quite well. I cant wait to test it out in next year's storm chase season!



5 out of 5 stars Great value anemometer   October 28, 2009
J. Brace (Fort Worth, TX USA)
Bought this for sailing trips on my Hobie 18. Really nice little instrument. A bit surprised at first how small it is--only about three inches tall by one inch. But, won't go sailing without it.


4 out of 5 stars Skywatcher   August 3, 2009
Jeffrey S. Imes (Aynor, SC USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I do basic weather watching for the National Weather Service. I have always wanted to measure wind speeds, living on the East coast in hurricane area, but wasn't sure what to get and which one was trustworthy. I was reading about this Anemometer and it appeared to be good and the price was great. I ordered it and it works great so far. Had it a little over a month and it is holding up good. It is simple to use and shows outside temp. readings also. The neck strap I love so I don't have to worry about dropping it. I would recommend this one to anyone who wants to measure wind speeds. The only negative thing I could say is I wish it measured wind speeds up to like 100 mph or more...but I guess I wouldn't be standing up very long if it did...lol

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