Handheld Anemometer Support
🌬️ How to Replace the Vane on Your Anemometer
The Windie 360 Handheld Anemometer is built to last — even if it’s taken a hit or two. While we recommend keeping it safe in its cover, we know that things can get wet and slippery out there.
Here’s an easy step-by-step video guide on how to replace the vane. Don’t worry — it’s simpler than any DIY project.
P.S.
You can buy the Replacement Head here.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know if the vane needs replacement?
A: If the top part (the vane) is cracked, bent, or doesn’t spin freely like it used to - it’s time to replace it.
Q: Can I replace it myself?
A: Yes! It’s super easy. You can follow our short step-by-step video guide — no special tools or technical skills needed.
Q: Is the replacement part the same as the original?
A: Absolutely. It’s the exact same head that comes with your Windie 360 Anemometer, ensuring the same durability and precision.
Q: What’s included in the replacement package?
A: Only the vane head. Your original Windie box includes a small screwdriver - if you’ve misplaced it, any glasses screwdriver will work perfectly.