Inspeed Anemometers

[John Wetter]

I haven't shed a single cup since they changed the design of them. Yes I try to avoid having it up when on the freeway, but I leave it on when on state and county roads all the time and haven't had a problem. As far as calibrating it, the directions are all on their website. When my battery died, I recalibrated and all seems fine. I trust the speeds on it given driving speeds, etc.

So, yeah, no problems here for the last couple years.

[Bart_Comstock]

Originally Posted by Jeff Robbins

i haven't had any problems with the breaking of cups or mounts. the only problem i have is calibrating it. on a calm day i tested it and was driving 55mph, the inspeed was only registering 43mph, so if anyone knows how to calibrate it please let me know. but all in all i like this anemometer.

Are you sure that you had the anemometer totally out of the slip stream of the vehicle?

[John A. Sellers]

I lost two cups last year and lost two again this year. You say they a new design for the cups? I will have to try those and see if they hold up .THANKS!!!

[john.sibley]

Originally Posted by Bart_Comstock

John, did you ever notice it slowly get more inaccurate with time?

It's still accurate as the day I got it. When I changed the battery I had to email Inspeed to find out what model code to program in the calibration.

I love my Inspeed.
The mags are starting to rust though.

[Jason Young]

I had one for 2007 and lost 2 cup's in one week , sold it and got a Davis Weather Wizard 3. I leave it up in the spring and only lost cup's once after hitting a down power line in Lone Grove.

[Jeff Robbins]

Originally Posted by Bart_Comstock

Are you sure that you had the anemometer totally out of the slip stream of the vehicle?

i probably don't, i usually mount it towards the back of my vehicle.