Features:
- Displays current, maximum, average wind speeds
- Measures wind speed in mph, Km/h, m/s, or Knots
- Also displays wind speed in Beaufort scale bar graph
- Reports wind chill and temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius
Editorial Review:
La Crosse Handheld Anemometer...Swing Like The Wind! The La Crosse Handheld Anemometer displays a variety of wind measurements including current wind speed, maximum wind speed, average wind speed, and the current wind chill to help you adjust your game plan. La Crosse Handheld Anemometer features: Wind speed unit selectable between Knots, meters per second, miles per hour and kilometers per hour Beaufort scale is displayed in bar graph (0-12) Temperature selectable to °F or °C Backlight with auto off feature Battery saving auto off feature Neck band included for easy carrying Size: 4"x1.63"x7" Specifications: Maximum measured speed: 67 mph Minimum measured speed: 0.44 mph Temperature measuring range: -21.8 to 138.2 °F/ -29.9 to 59 °C Power requirements: (1) CR20For sailors, surfers, hang-gliders, or kite-fliers, this nifty gadget is a must-have for keeping tabs on current wind conditions. The tiny handheld anemometer comes in a sporty, yellow, plastic, weather-resistant casing, making it ideal for use during water activities or rainy weather. About 5 seconds after powering up, the anemometer reports the current wind speed in either miles per hour, kilometers per hour, meters per second, or Knots plus, displays wind speed on a Beaufort Scale bar graph. The module also records the maximum and average wind speeds for any 2- to 10-second period of time, and recalls them at the user's prompting. This anemometer also measures current temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius and wind chill. The LCD screen has a backlight, making the display easy to read even in low-light conditions. The display automatically turns off every 8 seconds in order to preserve the life of the 3-volt lithium cell battery. This anemometer comes with a handy neck band to help prevent you from losing it in foul weather, and is covered by a one-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 
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Grandson delighted 
I gave this anemometer to my 15 year old grandson for Christmas and he was absolutely delighted with it. He went right outside in the cold Minnesota winter to test it. Wind velocity is important to one who flies R-C planes.
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A little slow with the wind-chill feature, but works great! 
I was outside today, measuring the wind here in Kansas. It took 15 minutes for the temperature reading to settle (compared to 30 minutes on another review i read), but when it did settle, I measured a -13 degree wind chill! And the first gust I measured was a 21-mph gust. It is a great product for the price, and I'll be waiting for those windy days here in KS!
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This little device is fun!
I have to confess: an anemometer had been as object of desire for some time. Initially I got a fancy weather station that included one, but that didn't work so well because installation of the gauge was a huge hassle (find a good spot by reading the extensive manual and looking around, climb up on the roof, get it solidly nailed, etc.). And then the weather station itself died a definitive death and that was it. A pity, because I love to monitor and study the weather where I live -- huge storms and high... more info
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problem product 
When I first received this Anemometer the battery was dead. I replaced the battery with new one and it worked fine. Turned it off and put it away. A few days latter I took it out to use it again and the battery was dead again. I found out there is a drain on the battery when the unit is off. So now I pull the battery out when I put it away. When I put the battery back in to use it, the unit will not power up with out fooling around with it for several minutes. It's too much work so now it's back in the box... more info
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