Backpacks | MC-2 G USGS Mirror Compass

Suunto

MC-2 G USGS Mirror Compass

$95.00

Description

　　Professional mirror compass for global use; USGS scale

　　When venturing out into new territory, the Suunto MC-2 G USGS Mirror Compass offers precision navigation with a variety of carefully engineered and dependable features for challenging conditions. Its fast, globally balanced needle with jewel bearing works all over the world. The declination adjustment system is especially useful when working in areas of large magnetic variation, while the sighting notch provides superior accuracy. Uses USGS UTM scales.

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Description

Brand Name:

Suunto

Weight:

75 g / 2.65 oz

Dimensions:

65 x 101 x 18 mm / 2.56 x 3.98 x 0.71"

Made In:

Finland

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

SS014891000

UPC:

045235901166

Other Features:

• Fast globally-balanced needle with jewel bearing
• 20 degrees tilt margin for easier readings
• Operable in low light with luminescent markings
• Adjustable declination correction
• Liquid-filled capsule for stable operation
• Mirror for sighting bearings and signaling
• Sighting hole and notch for accurate bearings
• Clinometer with 2° resolution
• USGS UTM scales
• Baseplate with magnifying lens
• Detachable snap-lock lanyard with wristlock. Easy to detach for working with the map
• Suunto limited lifetime warranty
• Made in Finland
Tech Specs:
• Imperial scales: inch, 1:24,000 mi, 1:24,000 UTM, 1:50,000 UTM
• Direction scale: degrees
• Compass accuracy: 2°
• Compass resolution: 2°
• Operating temperature: -30° C to +60° C / -22° F to +140° F
What's in the box?
- Suunto MC-2 G USGS Mirror Compass, lanyard with wristlock and declination correction tool, Quickrelease, Quick Guide

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