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![]() I think it depends on the sensor: some are optimized for speed in line with the beam, some for speed perpendicular to the beam (cross wind measurement, like for bullets). Perhaps there are ones that can read the vector wind? If so, you would just need a single sensor facing forward. You still would have the problem of getting it perfectly horizontal, though. I have no idea how much crossways speed the various sensors can tolerate. I am betting that these sensors can only measure speed directly toward or away from the sensor. Sort of like a radar gun. So I am not understanding how they could measure a glider's sink rate. |
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