CHANGE UPDATE: We have adjusted the design to remove the swivels from the Anemometer, Light Sensor, and Wind Vane to prevent water intrusion and corrosion. Optional swivel rain covers are available.
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Building the weather station involves constructing a sturdy frame using PVC pipes, fittings, and 3D printed parts, which provide a lightweight yet durable structure for housing the sensors and electronics. The station is mounted on a steel pole that has been securely set in concrete, ensuring stability and resistance to wind forces. This setup allows for easy installation of sensors like anemometers, rain gauges, and radiation shields, while the PVC frame facilitates cable management and access for maintenance.
This video is part of a playlist that demonstrates building the 3D-PAWS station. You can toggle between videos using the list icon at the top right or by using the "fast forward" button at the bottom left.
