Check this out http://goingapps.com/default.aspx all I need is an I Phone

We've tried that app - it works very very well - within 1 or 2 knots of the $149 Kaindl Windtronic Wind meters...

It might work in queensland but useless in WA.... the dial only goes up to 25 knots.


Oh how I miss WA wind...

Well if its over 25 you know you're getting your 7 out anyway :P

I bought the app and tried it last summer, worked a treat.. didn't expect it to be so accurate

Here's a free wind meter ... it requires the use of two highly accurate visual observation devices mounted either side of your nose ... calibration can take a few sessions, though...

www.seabreeze.com.au/Members/Help/Beaufort.aspx

yea same here, we were up at eliot heads and there were 41 knt gusts comming though really gusty squally ****, the iphone app only read 25 knts and someone elses windmeter (which was a proper one) was reading 41