Azimuth Sight For Bearing Compass Autonautic C20 Series C20-00136
The C20-00136 is a precision engineered azimuth reading device compatible with various products from our range. This optional accessory requires factory adjustment and is intended for determining celestial body directions and prominent features. Azimuth, measured from a reference direction, is critical in surveying, astronomy and navigation. It defines the direction of lines and boundaries on the Earth's surface and is conventionally measured in degrees. Azimuth angles range from 0 to 360 degrees, with 0 degrees representing north
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The C20-00136 is an azimuth reading device meticulously crafted for the precise determination of bearings.
It is compatible with our products bearing the following numbers:
- C20-00128, Magnetic Compass With Binnacle
- C20-00130 Reflector Magnetic Compass Outfit
- C20-00131C20 SERIES Wooden Box Spare Compass
- C20-00137Bracket Mount Compass For Commercial Vessels
As an optional accessory, it must be requested at the time of ordering, as it necessitates factory adjustment.
This precision azimuth reading device is specifically engineered for accurately determining bearings of celestial bodies and prominent landmarks, ensuring optimal navigation capabilities.
Understanding Azimuths in Surveying:
Azimuth, in the realm of surveying, denotes the horizontal angle measured clockwise from a designated reference direction, typically north, to a line or direction of interest. This concept holds paramount significance in various fields including land surveying, astronomy, and navigation.
In surveying, azimuths serve to define the direction of lines, boundary boundaries, and other features on the Earth's surface. The azimuth angle is conventionally measured in degrees, with 0 degrees representing north, 90 degrees representing east, 180 degrees representing south, and 270 degrees representing west. Azimuth angles span from 0 to 360 degrees, encompassing all conceivable directions