3 CupAnemometer with 2 pin
1 red
1 black
Name: Intelligent Anemometer
directly connect to A0 or any analog pin and GND of aurdino
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A google search of the form “fritzing part 3 Cup Anemometer with 2 pin” turns up a variety of hits. The first one while 3 pin (the third pin being power) should do you. Just use the ground and signal pins.
Peter
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Have you done a Google Search of the part
Yes, not found
Name of the part
Name: 3 Cup Intelligent Anemometer
No. of Pin=2 (1 Black GND , 1 Red Analog Pin)
(but I found with 3 pin cannot edit)
Picture same as other 3 cup anemometer
I don’t have spec sheet or weblink because supplier did not provide me but I can give similar link
https://shopee.com.my/product/664257299/22736275196
In the link anemometer with some kind of meter as well but I’m using Arduino with that anemometer Thank you
Hi @Akashali the reply above yours