Leonardo da Vinci's Anemometer Invention - grabcad.com
Leonardo designed an instrument to measure the wind intensity and direction.The wind intensity is proportional to the shift of the thin sheet, measured along a graduated scale.The wind vane shows the wind direction.
Leonardo wrote about a misurare quanta in his original drawing on the Codex Atlanticus.It is possible to measure distance with the force of the wind.There is a clock for showing hours, points and minutes.
The model, originally released in 2007, is made up of 21 pre-built parts that can be assembled together without glue.The complete set can be contained in a kit box.
My teacher told me that the wind flap should be a certain weight because I am 3D printing this Anemometer for a high school project.I was wondering if you knew the weight of the part.
Leonardo didn't write anything about your issue.Prepare some wind flaps, glue them in sequence, and watch the reaction against the wind.You need a source of wind and anemometer to calibrate the anemomenter.
This is great!Thanks for sharing your work.I will try to build this.It's amazing!