I’m happy to announce that my new Arduino wind meter shield is ready. I had posted the design as well as a photo or two of the naked board in my last post but now I’ve placed and soldered all the numerous components and it’s ready to go.
Click here for an overview over this series of posts on the Arduino Ultrasonic Anemometer: https://soldernerd.com/arduino-ultrasonic-anemometer/
So now all my custom hardware boils down to this easy-to-use Arduino UNO shield. Just stack it on top of your Arduino, attach four ultrasonic transducers and you’re ready to go.
I have high expectations for this shield and hope I won’t be disappointed. I’ll check on the weekend when I’ll first power it up and see if it’s any good. I’ll let you know.
Click here to see how the new shield perfoms: https://soldernerd.com/2014/11/30/arduino-ultrasonic-anemometer-part-11-testing-the-new-hardware/
great job!
Hi,
is it possible to buy the shield for Aduino Uno?
Hi Nikolay
Thanks for your comment and your interest in the shield. Unfortunately I only have that one single prototype you see on the blog and so it’s not for sale. But the project has evolved and I’m planning to sell some kits of my latest design soon. If you really want the Arduino shield then there is another reader of this blog who got a slightly modified version of the shield professionally made. If you’re interested I can give you his contact details.
Regards
Lukas
Yes, I really want.
Thank you.
I just sent you an email with Marco Montagni’s contact details. Also check out his blog if you understand some italian: Montagni: http://www.marcomontagni.it/