with a bit of tinkering and writing — a research and making log kept since 2005.
The latest addition to Open Gauges is a 205 mm wall-mounted wind direction dial. It swaps the servo for a stepper motor and a hall sensor, giving a full 360 degrees, a much finer step and a smooth, eased movement as the wind shifts.
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