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Spent $350 on a new anemometer after a close call in high winds
It gave me a solid 20-minute warning before a gust front hit our site in Tulsa, letting me secure the load. Anyone have a reliable brand for wind socks that won't fray in a season?
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taylor92921d ago
Wind socks are great for a quick visual, but in my experience they're not a replacement for real-time data when you need that lead time.
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fiona50221d ago
Yeah wind socks aren't a replacement, but they're not meant to be. They're for instant visual cues when you're already outside working. The anemometer gives you the forecast, the sock shows you what's happening right now.
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