Never fear taking the road less traveled with Brunton's Omni-Sight 10x Spot-Through Compass. In addition to the standard 8-way compass directional markings, the dial features four other tools set in concentric circles: four 90° quadrants, a 360° azimuth scale, a 6400-point Mil scale, and reverse/reciprocal quadrant and azimuth readings. Simply hold the 10x eyepiece to your eye, adjust the focus, and the direction and scales are clearly displayed in your view. The dial is illuminated using fiber-optics so even in low-light conditions, the indicators are still visible. Owing to the differences in Earth's magnetic field, the compass has been specifically inclined for use north of the Equator.

A precision instrument, the Omni-Sight uses a durable low-friction sapphire jewel which balances the dial, with anti-static fluid for easy and free motion that will give years of perfect performance. The housing is made of lightweight aluminum with a scratch and corrosion-resistant anodized finish to provide years of service in the field. For additional protection, the Omni-Sight comes with a rubber bump cover and a leather case.

10x Optical Lens with Focuser    Indicators are Viewed through Lens    Long-Lasting Rare Earth Magnet    Fiber-Optic Illuminated Dials    Sapphire Jewel with Anti-Static Fluid    Anodized Aluminum Housing    Azimuth, Quadrant, Mil, Reverse Scales    1° Resolution, 0.5° Accuracy    Inclined for the Northern Hemisphere    Made in the USA

• Rare-earth magnet resists magnetic interference
• 10x magnification focusable lens
• 1° resolution
• Accurate to within 1/2°
• Four 90° quadrants
• 360° azimuth reading
• 6400-point Mil scale
• Reverse/reciprocal quadrant and azimuth readings
• Inclined for the Northern Hemisphere

• Lightweight and durable aluminum housing
• Low-friction sapphire jewel with anti-static fluid
• Scratch, chip, and corrosion-resistant anodized finish
• Illuminated dials using fiber optics allows clear bearing readings even in low light
• Rubber bumper cover protects housing from drops and impacts
• Leather case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the compass visible in the dark/ at night?

A: Yes, that's what illuminated means.

Q: 2. why does the drone feel very unstable at 5 ft?

A: It may need to be slightly higher off the ground. Many drones, when too low to the ground, suffer from air being circulated through their propellers. This can cause them to shake and possibly flip.

Q: 3. I see packaging that says "One World, One Compass." Is this a global or is it Northern Hemisphere only? Are there 2 versions? How do you tell?

A: All compasses point ti magnetic north.

Q: 4. Does the manufacturers warranty apply to used Bushnell 137500?

A: The Manufacturer Warranty does not apply for the Bushnell 7x50 Marine Binoculars with Compass (Blue) used model. The B&H used model is going to have a 30 day Used warranty that can be upgraded up to 3 years .

Q: 5. What is the closest distance it will range to?

A: For the Magnification it is not really determined like this. It is as far as the eye can see 8X Closer to what you are looking at.

Q: 6. Is this gonna fit my elinchrom strobes?

A: Yes the umbrella will fit your strobes. I use the umbrella on my studio strobes and my mono lights on location. The size of the shaft should fit many different brands of strobes. Make sure you have a good stand to support the weight.

Q: 7. Is the dmx 3 or 5 pin?

A: This light uses a 5 pin DMX connection.

Q: 8. Does it float?

A: It does not float.

Q: 9. Are the markings metric?

A: The North American TruArc 10 unit is in inches. My apologies for the confusion.

Q: 10. Will this device fit on a handgun like Glock 19?

A: No it's to large.