Suunto Tandem Compass Clinometer; Zone 1. On Sale. aka Satellite Locator

Suunto Tandem Compass Clinometer; Zone 1. On Sale.  aka Satellite Locator

Suunto Tandem Compass Clinometer; Zone 1. aka Satellite Locator

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Suunto Tandem Compass Clinometer; Zone 1. Used by Cinematographers in conjunction with SunPath Software for determining sun positions, and satellite dish installers as a satellite locator. Switch from Compass to Clinometer with a flick of your wrist. The Suunto Tandem is all you need for both slope/height measurements and compass bearings. It's the perfect companion for SunPath Software.

The Suunto Tandem Compass Clinometer is a liquid filled precision compass and clinometer in one compact housing. Machined aluminum housing and adjustable optics. Its unique shape also makes it comfortable to hold in your hand. The optics of the Tandem can be adjusted to your eye. The clinometer scale is in percent and degree (0-90 degrees, 0-150%), while the compass scale is azimuth (0-360 degrees). Both the clinometer and compass are graduated in 1 degree/1% increments and each is individually calibrated for an accuracy of ±0.25 degree. Size: 5" x 3 1/8" x 9/16" 10oz.

Perfect for cinematographers, surveyors, and satellite dish installers.

Magnetic Zone 1 Compass works in Canada, USA, Europe, & NE Asia. Clinometers are also known as inclinometers.

UPC Code: 6417084013804
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