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Handheld or mounted?Cheap but accurate compasses.
My son loves that show! Well, let's see.Similar threads are posted in other sub0forums on this site, and I think this type of a thread is perfect for this sub-forum.
What is currently on my mind? Thinking I should finish up the 3rd season of Cobra Kai tonight. The show is good thus far, nothing ground breaking but it's competent and does the job. Ironically I've never seen any of the Karate Kid films.
Lensatic, and cheap because because I don't want to outlay a lot of money for something used occasionally. Lensatic because they get along with glasses better than a sight-through. Orienteering are some of the cheapest and I prefer them for use with a map, but are harder to take a bearing with. Have a now expensive sight-through compass that I keep the magnetic declination current on, but have to take off my glasses to use and expensive means I want to treat it like fine jewelry. Also have a now antique surplus transit compass that I also keep the magnetic declination current on and use occasionally, but it's not something I'd want to haul around. Look up Brunton and transit compass and you'll see what the new ones go for.Handheld or mounted?
A compass is not something you buy each week, so why not take it as an investment ,
Best is a compass that is steady that does not swing all over the place .
Lensatic, and cheap because because I don't want to outlay a lot of money for something used occasionally. Lensatic because they get along with glasses better than a sight-through. Orienteering are some of the cheapest and I prefer them for use with a map, but are harder to take a bearing with. Have a now expensive sight-through compass that I keep the magnetic declination current on, but have to take off my glasses to use and expensive means I want to treat it like fine jewelry. Also have a now antique surplus transit compass that I also keep the magnetic declination current on and use occasionally, but it's not something I'd want to haul around. Look up Brunton and transit compass and you'll see what the new ones go for.
I am intrigued enough by inexpensive knock-off transit compasses that I'm thinking of trying one just to evaluate
Back to lensatic compasses. Ideally one would have a straight edge for easier use with maps. The rounded compasses are more difficult to use. With a compass with a straight edge, you can put the map on the ground, align to north (northern hemisphere), set the bearing you need to take to a waypoint, and go. Unfortunately, the cheap ones like this tend to be really cheap and are neither fluid nor induction dampened, and they can bind.
Is it just me, or has customer service taken a serious nosedive? I've been having to do a lot of errands recently, and it's depressing seeing the low-quality of service in not just one but multiple places.
if you lived in west texas during the summer heat you might think otherwise . Lol .8 months of winter?? No thank you!
wakey wakey riley GI am so tired.
On those feet riley , no one sleeps on my watch . Its LORD praising time in the building .I am so tired.
seems like someones always putting a certain colorful agenda into about every movie these days .I think most movies stink anymore. I want to see the Beetlejuice sequel but not sure I will go to the theater. It probably stinks as well.