The Kestrel USB Interface transforms any Kestrel 4000-series meter into a complete weather station and data logger. Simply connect the interface into the proper USB port on your computer, rest … Continue reading
Your portable power bank, the Revolt 9000 is USB-optimized for handheld electronics like phones, tablets, GPS, and UV water purifiers. Shock-proof and weatherproof, the Revolt 4000 is Adventure Armored for … Continue reading
The Kestrel family of weather and environmental meters began in 1996 when NK co-owner Richard Kellerman needed a dependable wind meter for flying his glider. Recognized today as the standard … Continue reading
A Kestrel DROP is the world’s easiest-to-use rugged environmental data logger. It allows you to monitor and record the conditions of any environment and easily access and chart real-time and … Continue reading
This Portable Mini Tripod comes complete with a detachable clamp which can be used to hold any of Kestrel’s portable weather & environmental meters. This tripod is also more than … Continue reading
A Kestrel DROP is the world’s easiest-to-use rugged environmental data logger. It allows you to monitor and record the conditions of any environment and easily access and chart real-time and … Continue reading
COM-PRO, International, 0-360 degree Transit — Developed using composite materials for the body, the ComPro is a lighter alternative for transit users. It incorporates a cast NdFeB rare-earth magnet, precisely … Continue reading
The Kestrel family of weather and environmental meters began in 1996 when NK co-owner Richard Kellerman needed a dependable wind meter for flying his glider. Recognized today as the standard … Continue reading
Specifications: Battery life: approx. 100 hr. Accuracy: 10W/m² [3 BTU/(ft.²*h)] or 5%, whichever is greater in sunlight; Additional temperature induced error: 0.38W/m²/deg C [0.12 BTU/(ft.²*h)/deg C] from 25 Operating temperature: … Continue reading
The Kestrel family of weather and environmental meters began in 1996 when NK co-owner Richard Kellerman needed a dependable wind meter for flying his glider. Recognized today as the standard … Continue reading