Wanted: R.M. Young 05103 Wind Speed, Direction Monitor

[Stuart Robinson]

Any one got one for sale? I will pay cash for item as well as all shipping costs to the UK.

I have the cash waiting...

Many thanks in advance.

 

[Paul Stofer]

Saw this and thought it might help you.. http://cgi.ebay.com/R-M-Young-05103...ryZ48624QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem . I'm looking for one as well to place at the top of a tower. I'm going to wait a few months though, but that looks like a nice clean sensor.
Paul

 

[Stuart Robinson]

LOL I am already the top bidder on that one

 

[Stuart Robinson]

The R M Young Wind display max is 100 MPH - is this correct ?? How do you go about recording 135 MPH for example (Assuming that the anomometer can survive this.)

 

[Marko Korosec]

Sure, it works in range 0-100mph with accuracy 1% of reading (as it stands in the brochure), but it measures above 100mph as well. Just its accuracy is the question then.

http://www.youngusa.com/05103.pdf

 

[Stuart Robinson]

Thanks for the input Marko - but it the dipslay I am interested in - that only seems to go up to 100 MPH ??

http://www.campbellsci.ca/Catalogue/06201.html

 

[Marko Korosec]

Oops, thats not good...as it says in the brochure you posted, it does not display wind speeds above 100mph, the value can be only between 0-100mph.

VOLTAGE OUTPUTS​

The Wind Tracker offers calibrated voltage outputs for both wind speed
and wind direction. This feature allows the use of recorders and other
devices. Full scale voltage for each channel is 5.00 VDC.​

So 5.00 VDC stands for 100mph which is max displayed speed.​

 

[Stuart Robinson]

Marko,

I have had it confirem that the RM Young display will go up to at least 137 mph and will not top out at 100mph.

Good job! as I have one on order now...

 

[Marko Korosec]

Thats great, I might get one of these once. Thanks for the info! Although I don't really get it how is it possible if it works on voltages? did they explain you how it works?

 

[Stuart Robinson]

It will run from a car (13.8V) or from 110V~240V mains via an adapter