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SUUNTO MIRROR COMPASSES USER GUIDE Compass anatomy 1. Needle with red end that points to magnetic north 2. Direction-of-travel arrow for pointing to target on map and when moving 3. Baseplate with straight edges and scales for working on map 4.
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Navigate with map and compass When navigating with a map and compass, you are first determining a direction of travel on the map and then transferring that direction to the real world. 1. Place the compass on the map between your starting point (A) and your target (B).
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If your Suunto compass has a fixed declination scale, do the following each time you navigate to a new target. 1. Follow ‘Navigate with map and compass’ procedure to the end of step 3.
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4. Continue with step 4 of ‘Navigate with map and compass’ procedure. If your Suunto compass has adjustable declination, do the following at the start of your navigation. 1. Turn the compass over. 2. Insert the metal key into the adjustment screw.
Finding your location You can sight two or more objects and use triangulation to accurately determine where you are. 1. Find a visible object that is identifiable on your map and follow steps 1-3 of the ‘Sight a bearing’ procedure. 2.
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Signal with a mirror A mirror enables signaling over long distances by flashing sunlight reflected in the mirror. 1. Hold two fingers in a V-shape at arm’s length so that you see the target between your fingers. 2. Keep the open compass mirror upright close to your eyes and turn the mirror until the reflected sunlight hits your fingers.
REPELLENT. 11. SUUNTO LIMITED WARRANTY Suunto warrants that during the Warranty period Suunto will, at its sole discretion, remedy defects in materials or workmanship free of charge either by a) repairing, or b) replacing with similar product, or c) refunding, subject to the terms and conditions of this Limited Warranty.
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