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| Mast rotation hardware Recently there was a discussion at Panbo.com about electronically compensating wind istruments for masts rotation. I know that there have been some traditional approaches with mast rotation sensors, but I'm stuck with the idea that for masts over 50' in length, there might still be a simple mechanical solution for keeping a wind sensor oriented with the vessel's centerline. I have attached sketches of two ideas, and would like to hear critical comment. |
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| Sandy, i think Chris White covers this in his book. Steve. |
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