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Cammenga Tritium Lensatic Compass with Case

The Cammenga Tritium Lensatic Compass with Case is the compass depended on by fighting forces, government agencies, and adventurous outdoor ethusiasts around the world. With seven Tritium Micro Lights you can navigate in low-light conditions, without the need for a flashlight or any other light source.

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  $127.66
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  1. Cammenga Tritium Lensatic Compass with Case
  2. Tritium Powered Micro Lights for Low Light Conditions
  3. Shock, Water, Sand Proof Construction
  4. Functional in -50F to 150F Conditions
  5. Accurate to +/- 0002 mils.
  6. Equipped with Magnifying Lens, Sight Wire, And Two Scale Dial Gradutations
  7. OD Green Nylon Lanyard and OD Green LC-1 Carrying Pouch
  8. NSN: 6605-01-196-6971
  9. Made in the USA

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  1. wubber

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    Thx just what I wanted. It’s in excellent shape thank you very much.

  2. Dave

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    Tritium: The one I received was dated 17-12. The radioactive tritium is a bit spooky but cool. I know it will fade over the years, but currently, it provides enough lumination to read the dial in the dark. I don't personally need tritium, but this was cheaper than I could get a phosphorous one. Weight: The compass is lighter than I expected it to be, which is a good thing. Fit and finish: The is a little bit of black paint missing at the hinge. Also, opening it up entirely, it's not perfectly level, or maybe even along the bottom. The 0 graduation mark looks like it wasn't milled the same and is a little harder to make out compared to others. Maybe that's intentional? The hinge is currently working great. The scale marking does match up with a 1:50000 map. I care more about performance than fit/finish, but at this price range, some might expect perfection. Accuracy: To test this, I did four readings of the goalposts from the corner of a socket field and used Google maps satellite view to look up their location. After figuring it all out, I got errors of -0.4, -0.5, 0.4, 0.7 deg. That's a pretty good result and might even be a bit of a fluke. But the point is it's accurate, and I have no hesitations about trusting it. You can use this directly with a map if it's orientated correctly or if you use the bezel, but I'm waiting for a protractor with these milliard units before taking it with me. It would be nice if it came bundled with something.
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