Tag: Wind Instrument
The term anemometer is derived from a Greek word, anemos, meaning wind. The earliest description of an anemometer was in 1450 by an Italian
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Additional Resources What Are Tides and How Do They Work? What Is a Wind Direction Instrument and How Does It Work? What is a Nor’Easter and Why
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Maximum teamed up with Chatham Wind & Time to demonstrate how to install a new WiFi weather station in your home. To learn more about
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With Maximum’s new WiFi-enabled weather station instruments you can connect them to a Weather Underground account so that you can monitor
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The winter holiday season is a time for plenty of shopping, and we’re often looking for something extra special to spoil our loved ones with.
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Maximum is proud to introduce our full line of WiFi-enabled weather instruments, so you can monitor the weather conditions at your home from
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A wind speed alarm, or wind alarm controller, is used for the continuous monitoring of wind speed in construction, mining, agriculture, renewable
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