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East Fremantle anemometer

Created by Windxtasy Windxtasy  > 9 months ago, 10 May 2011
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Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

10 May 2011 2:29pm
Does anyone know where it is?
I find it helpful to assess the reading based on landforms around the location.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

10 May 2011 3:22pm
At the top of a pole

I reckon if you rang BOM they would tell you
dinsdale
dinsdale

WA

1227 posts

10 May 2011 7:24pm
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Mark _australia said...

At the top of a pole

Are you sure? I heard it was Bulgarian or a Czech, or someone from somewhere out that way.
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

10 May 2011 10:15pm
You guys are soooo helpful

East Fremantle is not listed as a BOM Perth area observation station.
scarrgo
scarrgo

WA

193 posts

10 May 2011 11:11pm
pretty sure the reason why its not listed with BOM is because it is EFYC anemometer and seabreaze just borrows the data
so in that case the meter would be on top of the clubhouse in the worst spot for telling anything about the weather other than what the wind is doing at that very moment and spot
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

10 May 2011 11:56pm
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scarrgo said...

pretty sure the reason why its not listed with BOM is because it is EFYC anemometer and seabreaze just borrows the data
so in that case the meter would be on top of the clubhouse in the worst spot for telling anything about the weather other than what the wind is doing at that very moment and spot


That is what I suspected. Thanks.
premo
premo

WA

293 posts

11 May 2011 4:51pm
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dinsdale said...

Mark _australia said...

At the top of a pole

Are you sure? I heard it was Bulgarian or a Czech, or someone from somewhere out that way.



or maybe it is on top of a Slovak? I'm a Pole and there is no anemometer on top of me...:-)
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

11 May 2011 6:10pm
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premo said...

dinsdale said...

Mark _australia said...

At the top of a pole

Are you sure? I heard it was Bulgarian or a Czech, or someone from somewhere out that way.



I'm a Pole and there is no anemometer on top of me...:-)


Careful in the other forum then - many of them love pole

tightlines
tightlines

WA

3504 posts

11 May 2011 8:55pm
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scarrgo said...

pretty sure the reason why its not listed with BOM is because it is EFYC anemometer and seabreaze just borrows the data
so in that case the meter would be on top of the clubhouse in the worst spot for telling anything about the weather other than what the wind is doing at that very moment and spot



This sounds about right to me, I know it shows way less than actual wind strength on any wind from the South, particularly SE.
ozpricey
ozpricey

WA

333 posts

12 May 2011 10:39am
I worked at EFYC but that was before they implemented the Seabreeze monitoring. I swore it was on the roof as has been said but it looks very much like an anemometer at the top of that radio tower.

BTW That tower is huge I never noticed it... crazy.

Check out the pic on link below. Three cheers for google earth.

www.google.com:443/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=Yacht+Club&aq=0&sll=-32.030217,115.775664&sspn=0.007713,0.01929&ie=UTF8&rq=1&ev=p&radius=0.68&split=1&hq=Yacht+Club&hnear&ll=-32.029581,115.775235&spn=0.008168,0.01929&z=16&layer=c&cbll=-32.029587,115.775116&panoid=U1beIZj6E1U1FYGAU_yX3A&cbp=12,348.94,,0,-32.83
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

12 May 2011 5:39pm
Thanks everyone. More likely to be reliable in north to west then.
Greenroom
Greenroom

WA

7608 posts

13 May 2011 8:30pm
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ozpricey said...

I worked at EFYC but that was before they implemented the Seabreeze monitoring. I swore it was on the roof as has been said but it looks very much like an anemometer at the top of that radio tower.

BTW That tower is huge I never noticed it... crazy.

Check out the pic on link below. Three cheers for google earth.

www.google.com:443/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=Yacht+Club&aq=0&sll=-32.030217,115.775664&sspn=0.007713,0.01929&ie=UTF8&rq=1&ev=p&radius=0.68&split=1&hq=Yacht+Club&hnear&ll=-32.029581,115.775235&spn=0.008168,0.01929&z=16&layer=c&cbll=-32.029587,115.775116&panoid=U1beIZj6E1U1FYGAU_yX3A&cbp=12,348.94,,0,-32.83

I don't see any radio tower?
Hooksey
Hooksey

WA

558 posts

13 May 2011 9:09pm
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ozpricey said...

I worked at EFYC but that was before they implemented the Seabreeze monitoring. I swore it was on the roof as has been said but it looks very much like an anemometer at the top of that radio tower.

BTW That tower is huge I never noticed it... crazy.

Check out the pic on link below. Three cheers for google earth.

www.google.com:443/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=Yacht+Club&aq=0&sll=-32.030217,115.775664&sspn=0.007713,0.01929&ie=UTF8&rq=1&ev=p&radius=0.68&split=1&hq=Yacht+Club&hnear&ll=-32.029581,115.775235&spn=0.008168,0.01929&z=16&layer=c&cbll=-32.029587,115.775116&panoid=U1beIZj6E1U1FYGAU_yX3A&cbp=12,348.94,,0,-32.83


mate - you got waaay too much time!!



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