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HANDBEARING COMPASSES
Iris 50 compass
The Iris 50 compass is clear evidence that a sturdy marine compass no longer needs to look austere. · Good protection against hard knocks : the smooth finish feels soft in your hand, and it will not slip, even if it is wet. · Outstanding legibility of the card, with one-degree graduations. · No parallax error : a prism projects the reading of the bearing to infinity. This also contributes to a more comfortable operation, as you do not need to alternate close-reading to read the card and infinite-reading to take bearings. · Optimum conditions to take bearings, thanks to the superb card stability and the wide 20° field of view, which will accommodate the roughest sea conditions. · Most accurate bearing : the pivot and very hard stone are a guarantee of long life and shock resistance of your compass. · Soft bottom cell : engineered using ultra-sonic welding, it acts like an expansion diaphragm, preventing the formation of bubbles and leaks. · Built-in photoluminescent lighting, completely maintenancefree, impervious to corrosion, operates without batteries or radioactive tritium. · Course reading from above the compass : you can read your compass like a standard compass, with no need to look through the prism.
33 mm 83 mm

· Two functions : handbearing and traditional compass. · Graduation : every 1°. · Field of view : 20°. · Clearance : 12°. · Built-in photoluminescent lighting. · Red lubber lines. · Weight : 105 g.

L. Charpentier ©

IRIS 50 Blue Yellow Olive green Turquoise

In shell-pack 21807 23117 38179 38175

In wooden box 23959 23955 -

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