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Has that sensor been tested in winter conditions? I know my power meter usually ends up having a foot of snow on it for most of the winter.
by duck 16y ago
Has that sensor been tested in winter conditions? I know my power meter usually ends up having a foot of snow on it for most of the winter.
- savrajsingh 16y agoYes, it has. The sensor survived the harsh winter storm that dumped a couple feet of snow last winter in the Northeast.
- jat850 16y agoWhat about other forms of harsh winter conditions - extremely low temperatures (including wind chill)?
- jiaaro 16y agoWind chill doesn't affect things that don't attempt to maintain a warmer temperature than the environment. Wind chill is the effect of cool air passing by a warm object taking away it's heat energy more rapidly than stagnant cool air surrounding the object. Wind does not cause an object to get colder than the air around it.