Caldwell wind wizard how do i change it to read in mph

Do you have any codes ? Have you modified your steering/suspension in any way ? Have you changed the size of your tires ? If you can share more detail information, this would help

The flux capacitor requires a speed of 88 mph...

The only difference is 4 mph of speed.

under the display board cover, with small pencil point there are small orifice , click the microswitch, and change to MPH, and fix it.

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To set station Hold SET key down for 3 secs. Press SET key to select setting in this sequence. 1. Time Zone 2. 12/24hr format 3.Manual time setting HR/Min. 4. Calendar setting y/mm/dd 5.Temp display C or F 6.Air pressure display hPa or inHg 7.Relative pressure setting from 919.0hPa-1080.0hPa 8 Pressure threshold (sensitivity)Default 2 9.Storm threshold Default 4 10.Wind speed reading km/h, mph etc 11 Rainfall display in mm or inch. Use the + and History keys to adjust values (History key is - ) When replacing batteries Fit outside unit ones first then fit inside unit ones in that sequence so it can interpret the security code.

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Typhoons form over the western Pacific Ocean. When similar storms form over the Indian Ocean they are referred to as cyclones, and in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific oceans these storms are called hurricanes.

Typhoons and hurricanes and cyclones are rated in strength according to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. Category One hurricanes and typhoons have a sustained wind speed of 74 to 95 mph. Sustained wind speeds of 96 to 110 mph raise the hurricane/typhoon to Category Two. A Category Three hurricane/typhoon sustains wind speeds of 111 to 130 mph. At Category Four, a hurricane/typhoon has sustained wind speeds of 131 to 155 mph. When sustained wind speeds exceed 155 mph, the hurricane/typhoon is classified as a Category Five storm.

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I had the same problem with my Nordic Track. I had somehow changed the display to metric readings.

Solution: Hold the stop button down while inserting the key, push the speed up or down button to change it back to english, remove key and you are good to go. Re insert the key and it should work fine. Hope this helps.

Does your actual speed change or just the displayed speed? It could be a build up of brake dust on the speed sensor behind the rotor if it's displayed speed.

You can read the motor/generator windings with a volt ohm meater. Is it dc or ac? You should be able to read some voltage as long as it is turning? If it is a dc generator it will read dc voltage at the slightest of wind speed. If it is an ac generator it may have to be above 5 mph to get a reading. No reading could mean a broken wire. 

You might want to double check that all of the spade connectors that are used to plug the wind transducer into the ST60 wind display are firmly plugged onto the display's terminals.

Because of the blind connection, sometimes the terminal ends up lodged between the red insulator and the spade, rather than within the spade connector itself. This results in intermittent or missing readings from one part of the sensor or more.

Also make sure the display is in Master mode. You will need to get into its setup mode to confirm this. The other possible mode is repeater, which would be used if this were a secondary readout.