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Homemade Cup Anemometer. This project, based on the vane style, creates a diy handheld version using readily sourceable electronic components. The cup anemometer is the simplest form of this instrument and in this instructable i m making a very simple anemometer with materials found in almost every household. How to make an anemometer with paper cups. To make an anemometer, start by punching a hole under the rim of 4 plastic cups. Then, punch 4 holes that are equal in distance from each other in a fifth cup, and make a small hole in the bottom of the cup. Push the straw through the holes so that you have two cups on each straw (all must face the same direction). Cup anemometers are simple instruments used by meteorologists to measure wind speed. The simplicity of the construction is not allowing exact measurments but can be used to determine a light, moderateor a strong wind, ideal for school projects or amateur home use. Feed a paper straw through the holes in one of the paper cups. Use the hole puncher to make two holes across from each other, in each of your cups. Repeat with three more cups; Make a second hole directly opposite from the first hole in the paper cup. Push your nail through each straw and then into the eraser of your pencil. How to make an anemometer. Punch a hole in one side of the cup as far away from the top edge as your hole punch will allow.

Then, punch 4 holes that are equal in distance from each other in a fifth cup, and make a small hole in the bottom of the cup. Repeat with three more cups; To make an anemometer, start by punching a hole under the rim of 4 plastic cups. How to make an anemometer. Cup anemometers are simple instruments used by meteorologists to measure wind speed. The cup anemometer is the simplest form of this instrument and in this instructable i m making a very simple anemometer with materials found in almost every household. Feed a paper straw through the holes in one of the paper cups. The simplicity of the construction is not allowing exact measurments but can be used to determine a light, moderateor a strong wind, ideal for school projects or amateur home use. Push your nail through each straw and then into the eraser of your pencil. Use the hole puncher to make two holes across from each other, in each of your cups.

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Homemade Cup Anemometer The simplicity of the construction is not allowing exact measurments but can be used to determine a light, moderateor a strong wind, ideal for school projects or amateur home use. Make a second hole directly opposite from the first hole in the paper cup. How to make an anemometer with paper cups. To make an anemometer, start by punching a hole under the rim of 4 plastic cups. The cup anemometer is the simplest form of this instrument and in this instructable i m making a very simple anemometer with materials found in almost every household. Push the straw through the holes so that you have two cups on each straw (all must face the same direction). Repeat with three more cups; While there are many different types of anemometers, the most common versions are cup anemometers, vane anemometers, hot wire anemometers, and pitot tube anemometers. Cup anemometers are simple instruments used by meteorologists to measure wind speed. Feed a paper straw through the holes in one of the paper cups. Punch a hole in one side of the cup as far away from the top edge as your hole punch will allow. Then, punch 4 holes that are equal in distance from each other in a fifth cup, and make a small hole in the bottom of the cup. How to make an anemometer. The simplicity of the construction is not allowing exact measurments but can be used to determine a light, moderateor a strong wind, ideal for school projects or amateur home use. This project, based on the vane style, creates a diy handheld version using readily sourceable electronic components. Push your nail through each straw and then into the eraser of your pencil.