Check Tom Brown's post from last May, which suggests the same solution George does: http://forum.bacrallies.com/m-1273513145/s-0/highlight-wind+sensor/#num0
Also, from another forum come these ideas:
1. If you have both pieces, try to get some CA glue used on model airplanes and add accelerator when you have it the way you need it. It will be a permanent fix. Go to a Model shop and they will fix you up for less than 20 bucks for both items.
2. Velcro the device and mount to the roof so it can come loose without breaking if hit by tree limbs.
3. Buy a Walmart $1.59 measuring spoon set, then bend the spoons with heat to 90 degrees, and rivet and superglue them into place.
I dunno about a couple of those ideas ??), but glueing the arms back on (#1) would be something I'd consider trying before antying up ridiculous bucks for an entire assembly I only need 10% of. Then I'd cage the repaired assembly as George and Tom suggest.
All these awning companies gouge customers by only offering full assemblys instead of smaller, more affordable and practical subparts; eg., Carefree window awning arms only come in pairs, which is a ludicrous waste if you only damage one arm. By the way, some prices others on other forums have paid for the sensor assembly are far more than what you and Tom have
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-Joel