Suunto MC2 Compass Clinometer (NH)

Suunto MC2 compass clinometer provides you with the ability to obtain a number of readings. These include orientation data, slop, dip or height angles. Combining these, you can also take dip and strike measurements. Dip and strike is important for geological fieldwork. It allows geologists to view the angle of dip and direction of rock beds and strata.

The compass dial is azimuth dial, running from 0 to 360°. Additionally, it features a West to East scale, from 0 – 90°. This is for use alongside the gravity-driven clinometer. The compass features jewel bearings for fast needle operation. The compass and clinometer needle are within a liquid-filled capsule for dampening. Around the edge of the bezel dial, is a luminous band, which allows for use in low light conditions.

The Suunto MC2 compass clinometer is a baseplate compass, which is robust perspex plastic. On this, you will find a number map scale. These include metric and UTM scales and an inch ruler. Additionally, a magnifier allows the reading of fine print on OS or geological maps. In addition to these features, a sighting mirror with a notch allows triangulation, to determine your location. The hinge of the mirror features an inclinometer which can aid in observing the height of objects..

Declination is adjustable, but the key and lanyard come with the compass. All of these features make it an all-around excellent item for any geologist or earth scientist to have in their pocket.

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