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For years our customers have been asking for wind direction along with wind speed. Recently released, the Kestrel 4500 does just that with its built in digital compass. But it doesn't stop there. The Kestrel 4500 Weather Meter also calculates crosswind, headwind & tailwind with reference to a user-set target heading. The Kestrel 4500 stores the information along with all the other environmental readings in its 1400 data point memory. Pair the Kestrel 4500 Wind Meter with the Kestrel Meter Vane Mount and you have a data-logging weather station that sets up in seconds and rotates in the slightest of breezes. Did we mention that the whole kit is the ultimate in portability? It packs down into a 2 x 6 inch pouch and weighs under 8 ounces.
New! This Kestrel Includes Bluetooth Wireless Technology!
Kestrel's reputation for accuracy and reliability has been earned over thirteen years of proven performance in extreme environments. In many instances, the key environmental measurements from a Kestrel instrument are input into other systems ballistics calculators, fire behavior models, hazmat plume predictors, heat stress models, weather reports, research data sets and more. Now, both real-time and logged data can be transferred wirelessly and automatically to a laptop or PDA, making a Kestrel 4000 series weather meter the perfect tool for virtually any job that requires quick and truly accurate environmental data.
Data transmission range adjustment allows you to maximize power to communicate with your Kestrel at up to a 30 feet range, or reduce power for closer, more secure operation. Individual unit IDs ensure you pair with the Kestrel you want, even when more than one system is operating in the same area.
For years our customers have been asking for wind direction along with wind speed. New for 2007, the Kestrel 4500 does just that with its built in digital compass. But it doesnt stop there. It also calculates crosswind and headwind/tailwind with reference to a user-set target heading, and stores the information along with all the other environmental readings in its 1400 data point memory.
