how much wind can it take?
1368858
I've had my sunset swing for six years. The only time I had an issue was when the wind gusts 25 mph or more. The fabric top can be easily removed if there is a forecast of high winds
2258823
I don't know wind capacity load, but we do have a lot of strong wind and rain stroms were we live and I have had no problem with rotor. have had the unit for 1-1/2 years now and love it.
53279
I would think you could with a steady 20+ mph wind. This kite has kicked my ass at 30+
2061280
We just had winds of 45 mph and 0 degree temps and no problem. I did make my own roof mount though. The antennae has no problem!
990708
I would say that's correct. Plenty heavy. We had a 70 mph wind this week and no issue.
1137789
I believe you could. High winds probably affect your ability to do that though
1579779
You can buy a wind speed indicator, or use the Beaufort Scale http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/scales/beaufort.html
1765970
It is a heavy stand and should work OK for unspecified values of "normal" breezes. I would not presume to speculate about high-wind conditions.
2044208
If wind gusts are a problem I would set the turbine inside of a screen box so as to limit mother natures ability to whip the turbine. I believe it will handle up to 60 MPH winds if mounted properly.
747497
Yes you can fly it outside if there is no wind whatsoever. Even if you see leaves barely moving, keep it inside.
310294
It tends to get windy here as long as you have it anchored down with all the doors and windows closed you should be fine. We had wind gusts over 40 mph with no issues.
1129379
Any small craft will be affected by the winds. This preforms very well indoors, and somewhat ok outdoors. I would fly outside when the winds are slow.
238245
I have left it open for gusts 15-20 miles/hr. & it was fine. When I expect stronger gusts, I close it.
540738
The other people are right about the wind. Plus, I think if it's too bright outside it can effect the controls.
1032243
Althogh I have not used other small fans, I think this fan has enough cooling power :) I can feel the wind over 50cm~70cm from the fan.
1369251
It's impervious to the weather. If you use the clamps that are provided with it, there is no concern for the wind.
1637163
Probably not.The force generated by any wind would be focused in a very small area. Shape of the umbrella has very little to do with it. For two of my umbrellas I made a frame approx 30" high and 16 inch diameter at the base. It is on a wooden deck so I was able to screw the base to the deck. Has stayed vertical in 20-25mph winds.