Mini brass pocket compass

Product Overview

Description

 

 

Mini brass pocket compass

 

 

 

 

* Shell material:Brass

* Size: 29.5x12mm
* Color: bronzing
* Packing:Usually white box packaging,200pcs/ctn,50 pcs/ inner box,1pc/ poly bag

 

 

 

 

General
Model	TZCP-1062
Brand	T&Z
Spec
Condition	New
Type	Compass
Material	Brass (body)
Dimension	29.5x12mm
Sample time	3-5 days
Delivery time	25-30 days after order confirmed
Payment term	T/T L/C western union
Shiping port	Ningbo or Shanghai port
Packaging
Packing detail	white box, blister card, gift box

 

 

 

While portable GPS devices have become more common and prevalent in recent years as the technology has improved and prices have dropped, the ability to use a compass remains an important one. Compasses never run out of batteries and are a dependable means of findings your way when other methods fail. Learning how to use a compass to find your bearings on a map is a good way to practice your orienteering skills.

 

 

 

1.Lay the map on a large, flat, smooth, and stable surface like a picnic table or a clear spot on the ground

 

2.Turn the compass dial until the "N" is nearest to the front of the compass

 

3.Position the compass on top of the map so that the front edge points in the same direction as north on the map. All edges of the compass should run parallel with latitude and longitude lines on the map

 

4.Rotate the map and compass together until the moving red orienting arrow is inside the red outline of an arrow on the compass dial. If you are behind the map and compass, you are now facing north. If you know where you are on the map, you will know in what direction different landmarks are, even if you can't see them

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.Portable Metal Outdoor Compass It's great for hiking, camping, rocking climbing, biking, and more

 

2.Ideal for locating positions on a map or in the field

 

3.Easy and convenient for your daily using, at the same time, with a compact appearance, never occupy much your place

 

4.When used to sense the touch dial direction; the North for the arrow; east, south and west to blind spots; the middle of the scale for the dots