🌬️ Catch the breeze, master the moment!
The EISCO Small Anemometer is a compact, durable device designed to measure wind speed accurately in outdoor environments. Built with corrosion-resistant materials, it withstands harsh weather, making it perfect for educational and professional meteorological use. Its simple, revolving cup design ensures precise readings, while its portable size and easy setup make it an essential tool for field studies and classrooms alike.
I**A
High quality product!
High quality product!
J**K
It is a thing of beauty and a joy to behold.
It is well designed and manufactured well. They know what they are doing
B**S
Great item
It worked perfect for my project
B**E
Great for homeschool
This a great for a simple school anemometer. We got it to replace a cheep one that came with a weather kit. The one that came in the kit from a different company didn’t spin well at all. This spun much more smoothly. I wouldn’t say it is professional grade, but it was great for watching and documenting the weather for a month or two.
A**I
Great mini anemometer
Small enough to teach someone about meteorology instruments would recommend!
J**V
Does not measure actual wind speed.
The information given is misleading. There is nothing on the device that gives the actual wind speed. You have to count the number of rotations and use that to calculate wind speed. In a high wind it would be difficult to count the number of rotations. It does, however, make a nice toy for children, which some kids would enjoy.
P**S
Five Stars
It works as advertised.
M**
Toy for toddlers, nothing holds cup assembly to stem. Bye bye in 10 knots. DESIGN FLAW . Junk .
Absurd design flaw. Nothing holds rotating cups on the stem , again nothing holds the cups on. How people can design an instrument so horribly flawed and sell it to the public without a statement like.... “this instrument is a toy, to be used on a kitchen table for entertaining toddlers. .....except if you have your window open or AC on then cups will fly off as they are not retained in any manner” . Shame on Eisco Scientific
