Digital Electronic Anemometer Wind Messe Black FG-561

Includes outer box and instruction manual.
The case shows signs of deterioration, but the main unit is in good condition and has been tested for operation.
Original price: ￥33,000

Newly released, accurately captures even slight wind speeds of 0.1m/s! Displays perceived temperature and wind force scale.

Lightweight, compact, and highly accurate. The Wind Messe digital electronic anemometer is versatile for a wide range of outdoor activities such as sky sports, track and field, and golf. It accurately measures instantaneous, maximum, minimum, and average wind speeds, and can also measure temperature. Its user-friendly ergonomic design, prioritizing operability and portability, is also highly praised.

Various Notification Functions

● Instantaneous Wind Speed: Measures the current wind speed every second.
● MAX: Displays the maximum wind speed during measurement.
● MIN: Displays the minimum wind speed during measurement.
● AVE: Displays the average wind speed over 10 minutes.
● CLAS: Displays the Beaufort wind force scale.
● HOLD: Displays the wind speed data when the HOLD button is pressed.
● SENS: Displays the perceived temperature according to Rinkke.
● BATTERY: Flashes to indicate when the battery needs replacement.

*Rinkke's perceived temperature is a perceived temperature that takes wind speed into account, devised by Rinkke, and is calculated by the following formula:

Perceived Temperature = Temperature - 4 × √ (Wind Speed)

Ideal for These Applications!

● Outdoor work such as construction, fishing, agriculture, and gardening.
● Managing the health of livestock in animal husbandry and dairy farming.
● Maintenance of air conditioning equipment and environmental measurements.
● Sports that utilize wind, such as sport kites and model airplanes.
● Sports where timing is crucial, such as track and field, skiing, and racing.
● Sports where strategy is influenced by wind, such as golf, tennis, baseball, and rugby.
● Outdoor leisure activities such as bird watching.
● Scientific learning in the field and Boy Scout activities.