My RV awning has a wind sensor so it can retract when its to windy.  Is there a way to check if its working?
467511
Well it dosn't seem like that big of a deal. So just let it go till the next time you take the RV in for service or inspection have them take a look at it. It may just be a loose  wire since the switch still retracts it.
929271
I did a google and there are different models, so I'm not sure which one you need info about. But, the photo of the model at the site below looks pretty simple--as if you merely hold it in the path of the airflow, and read the speed of the wind. It says the model is intended for students.
1102612
If the antenna is mounted the best way is to use a plumbob and a bubble level gauge. Or just the bubble level gauge with degree increments labeled. another way is to use a compass and a square against the front of the antenna. Hope this helps.
345503
Check your owners manual
451753
here are many sites that show you how\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=prevent+vray+flicker&btnG=Search
925041
check your jumper settings
605169
you can go to acuweather.com I think that might work.
1130690
try netdetective.  that sight is reliable.
301288
There are very simple way of checking this type of thefts. Switch off the source it self, and check if your energy meter is still working/ revolving. If yes, it means that your doubt is correct. disconnect that load first by calling the experts of the system. and then check further.
823621
assuming the object is not self powered or already in motion from somebody's pushing or wind power - then it is an optical illussion
56061
Yes, if that is the direction they are flying. If the wind changes direction though they don't change. So not ALL the time as the question implies.
531695
Well an easy one is the thermometer of corse for the temperature \n\nAnother will be your barometer this instament measures pressure of the atmosphere (lower pressure a good signal for bad weather) \n\nThe anamometer we use to measure wind speed and direction \n\nNow one of the ccolest instaments we have is a laser cieliometer...aka(LBC) this device measures cloud heights by firing an invisible laser into the air, however it is only good up to 12,000ft AGL (above ground level)\n\nTransmisometer-runway visual range\nWSR-88D(Radar)- storm location, movement, intesity, direction...ect\n\nThere are several instaments we use....one of the best resources other than this might be to go to the local news station.
522773
just download and install the drivers from www.windrivers.com
968904
Check the owners manual.
827069
The meter should have some literature with it.\n\nWrite to the manufacturer and ask for it.
234213
http://winds.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/quikscat/index.cfm
729655
easiest way to tell, is if it ticks.\nRolex's just go round smoothly.