Does anyone know who we have to speak to to get windometer fixed for Melville water? It's been reading zeros for days.
Does anyone know who we have to speak to to get windometer fixed for Melville water? It's been reading zeros for days.
Sail over there with a can of crc and give it a squirt.
It's probably jammed with bird ****.
Na there was wind there on the weekend and it's been reading zero the whole time. It's cactus so I was wondering who we contact to get it fixed coz I don't want to drive half an hour to the river for no wind.
anemometer maddlad. anemometer.
Thanks Stu, I couldn't remember the correct terminology.
Looks like its blown off Matt.
That must've got sucked into the black hole created by DarrylG last time he foiled past it.
Looks like its blown off Matt.
Interesting Snides. I wonder who we report it to so they can fix it?
Ok checked with a mate that works with Marine and Safety ...apparently the BOM- Bureau of meteorology Is aware that it's not working and will be fixing next week
Ok checked with a mate that works with Marine and Safety ...apparently the BOM- Bureau of meteorology Is aware that it's not working and will be fixing next week
In the mean time I've made a quick repair
should be fairly accurate
i took the prop off my favourite hat.
nice - but perhaps stick with the plumbing !
Thats his plumbing hat.
The absence of this wind gauge is getting a bit frustrating now with the sea breezes starting up. Does anyone have an update?
The absence of this wind gauge is getting a bit frustrating now with the sea breezes starting up. Does anyone have an update?
Just look at the trees...
UWA Engineers need to write a work instruction to tell the tradesperson how to repair it. Only when consulting SME on how to repair and reduce risk, they're not willing to accept a tradesmen's advice and risk assessment.
A 5 year study on the safe replacement of anemometers in water bodies has now been started, only they need funding.
Started working late yesterday thanks to snides hat propellor. :P
I always wondered how Snides did so well upwind, now i know its his little hat propeller...