3D printer Wind sensor and Raspberry Pi

In this video I show the built of a wind sensor and the relevant configuration to connect it with the Raspberry Pi using the open source Hydrosys4 software. I'll soon upload the CAD files on Thingiverse.
Hydrosys4, links Below:
hydrosysblog.w...
Forum:
hydrosys4.wixs....
My Shop:
www.tindie.com...
Thingiverse Files:
www.thingivers...
(there is also the FreeCAD file in case you want to modify it)

[@darinwhite5475]

That's a great design. Especially like how the cups, spokes and hub are all printed as one piece. Smart!

[@adistef]

I am glad that I found your channel; you have a lot of videos about topics that really interest me. Keep up the good work !

[@tomaszpal2286]

Nice design. Could you please post what sensor did you use? Thanks :)

[@alextrezvy6889]

What about wind direction sensor?

[@RandomlySelectedUserName]

At some moments this guy's voice reminds me voice of "crazy russian hacker" channel voice lol

[@dominicsworkshop]

Which sensor are you using. Thanks!

[@thewayofodin4574]

He's using an LM393 or something similar.

[@gaewing]

The video becomes out of focus near the end. Thanks for your videos. My application I would like 2 or 3 capacitance water sensors. I need to see data over internet to my cell phone to app. I will make manual adjustments to my B-hyve sprinkler watering drip interval controller.

[@engineermunde]

Sensor name

[@NZhTI]

Free 0$ and 0€