WindCaddy (AVR)
We set out to eliminate one excuse the golfer has: not knowing the behavior of the wind. Current wind direction products on the market require you to hold a fan into the breeze in order to measure the wind. Our idea was to mount a separate, non-directional wind detector, and have it transmit to a unit small enough that the golfer can easily carry in a pocket, or possibly wear clipped to the belt or worn as a watch.
Objectives
We intend to build a device that will measure the wind speed, direction, and possibly other weather statistics such as temperature, and store them temporarily until they can be sent to a remote data viewer. The data viewer will allow the user to flip through the available data with the push of a button.
Link: http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/courses/e.../bdk6/index.htm
We set out to eliminate one excuse the golfer has: not knowing the behavior of the wind. Current wind direction products on the market require you to hold a fan into the breeze in order to measure the wind. Our idea was to mount a separate, non-directional wind detector, and have it transmit to a unit small enough that the golfer can easily carry in a pocket, or possibly wear clipped to the belt or worn as a watch.
Objectives
We intend to build a device that will measure the wind speed, direction, and possibly other weather statistics such as temperature, and store them temporarily until they can be sent to a remote data viewer. The data viewer will allow the user to flip through the available data with the push of a button.
Link: http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/courses/e.../bdk6/index.htm