Kestrel Weather Australia

Even slight fluctuations in weather conditions like temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and density altitude can affect your car's performance. Kestrel Weather Meters provide quick, accurate information to help you decide what changes need to be made, before even making a lap around the track or a pass down the drag strip. Portable and easy-to-use, Kestrels give racers and pit crews relevant data to gain that competitive edge at a fraction of the cost of other systems currently on the market.

The Kestrel 4000 Pocket Weather Tracker is the next generation of weather monitoring. It measures every environmental condition with unrivaled ease and accuracy - and all in a cell-phone sized package. Wind speed, temperature, relative humidity, dewpoint, density altitude, altitude, barometric pressure, wet bulb temp, heat stress and wind chill are all continuously measured, and data is stored both manually and automatically. A 2000-point data log lets you keep track of the conditions for each race day, and the optional computer interface lets you upload all the data to your PC for in-depth analysis.

The Kestrel 4000 features the best portable sensors available, assuring that it's dead-on accurate. Each unit is individually calibrated before it leaves our manufacturing plant, and comes with a certificate of conformity. We even hold four patents on the technology our engineers have developed especially for the Kestrel line. They're so accurate that they are the choice of Meteorologists, Wildland Firefighters and Emergency HAZMAT personnel.

Did we mention that it's durable, too? Kestrels are built tough right here in the USA, and carry a two-year warranty. Each Kestrel is fully waterproof, floats and can handle being tossed into your tool box. They're the only hand-held weather instruments trusted by the US Military.

Increase your performance when it counts the most. Let a Kestrel Pocket Weather Meter help you with those last minute dial-in or tuning decisions.

You don’t have to take our word for it...

"The Kestrel 4000 is the perfect tool for making those last minute dial-in decisions in the staging lanes. The cell phone sized meter gives me fast, reliable data just seconds before my pass."
- Bill Barr, Quaker City Raceway, Modified Class

"The unit itself is one of the most valuable tools in our trailer. It allows us to win races and rounds."
- Tom Martino, Martino Motorsports Youngstown, Ohio

"The Kestrel 4000 comes in handy when we go to the staging lanes, and are delayed for some time, we can track the weather changes."
- Dan Parker, Parkertech Racing, VIP Sports Dodge Stratus, TAFC 33

"Overall I'd say this is a trick little piece. All the readings were so close to matching up (with high priced weather station), I could have easily made the right tune-up decisions based on the Kestrel. We wondered why we were paying so much for our weather station (about $3,000)."
- Jim Oberhofer, Crew Chief , Doug Kalitta's NHRA Top Fuel Dragster

"The auto store feature is key because once you get into later rounds, you don't have time to "log" all that data in your book. All I do is hit the auto store button before each round and fill in my log book whenever time permits."
- Bill Barr, Quaker City Raceway, Modified Class

"It's what I use. I like to take readings but don't need a computer predicting my ETs for me. It's very portable and consistent at a fraction of the cost of the $2,000 plus trailer systems."
- John Rollins, NHRA #2241 (ET, Stock, Super Street)

"I've found my Kestrel 4000 to be very helpful in winning 4 class championships and 2 overall track championships at National Trail Raceway since 2004. It was also instrumental in helping me win the NHRA Division 3 Sportsman championship in 2004."
- Ray Block, Block Party Racing

"I finished #1 for my track in the Summit Super Series and can definitely say that my Kestrel 4000 was a big part of my consistency. The other racers saw that I was doing well using my Kestrel and asked many questions. The biggest one was what the weather was doing, especially the density altitude. Of course I had to start limiting the information and encouraged them to invest in their own meter. They started watching to see what I did with my dial-in numbers and then change theirs! Very sneaky, but good fun!"
- George Jorgensen, Alaska Raceway Park (Super ET, Summit Super Series Champ)