40 SERE

Art.no: 35766-2610

The ultimate survival compass - Survival Evasion Resistance Escape.

Type of compass - General direction finder
Compass capsule / needle
Sighting System -No
Magnifying lens -No
Declination adjustment -No
Clinometer - No
Illumination / active time after activation in light - Model 40: Yes / 6 hours
Luminous compound - Everglow™
Silicon friction feet - No
Other - Hole for nylon line attachment


Available graduations	Cardinal points N, E, S, W
Resolution degrees / mils	45
Settling time from 90 degree angle to complete rest	6 sec
Accuracy	5 degrees (89 mils)
Waterproof	IP68 - (more than 100 m)
Altitude use	2000m@-10 C
Impact resistance	30g in XYZ directions and free fall from 1,5 m height into gravel
Temperature operating range	-10 to + 50 C
Material	Acrylic
Size (mm)	18mm diameter
Weight g	8

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2010-silva military_lowres.pdf

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