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This video shows three simple Arduino sketches configured to monitor a Silver weather vane, a tipping bucket rain gauge, and a cup anemometer for future integration with cellular and satellite remote environmental monitors.

The weather vane sketch was developed from scratch, while the tipping bucket and cup anemometer sketches were derived from the Arduino library written by John Cape for interfacing with the array of sensors. Silver wind and rain.

Sensor 1- Weathervane: 1:47
Sensor 2- Rain gauge: 2:30 p.m.
Rain gauge mechanics: 16:33
Rain gauge electronics: 17:27
Tilting bucket tests: 21:23
Reed switch bounce: 22:07
Constant debounce test: 22:56
Hall effect sensors: 25:36
Hall effect sensor test: 26:18
Filter and hardware noise test: 28h50
Demonstration of the RC-Schmitt trigger circuit: 32:36
3-cup sensor anemometer: 33:53
Conclusion: 37:11

Links of interest:
Arduino Silver Library:
https://github.com/argent-cape/ADSWeather
Argent weather station:
https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id145 https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8942
Silver weather station with micro controller:
https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id135

Code and spreadsheets mentioned in this video:
https://modestmaker.com/arduino/part2.html

This video updates Chapter 9 based on a review of Argent's library and testing of Hall sensors: https://youtu.be/RruQhoXrVoE

Are you new to Arduino? Start here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?listPLqJ5k4cakypwMUFxZ1ckiiUfp1Ngf6o29

Guitar by Frederick Noad – http://www.noad.com: “Study in A minor”

Concluding track by Tom Glazer – Weather Songs (Goodwill find on vinyl) – “Why Does the Wind Blow?”

Updated 03/31/2020: Please check the comments section for the video update.

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