EUR 0,00
(Delivery cost: 0,00)
Levenhuk Army AC10
Item no.: [6569805] | Manufacturer: Levenhuk | Model no.: 74116 | EAN: 5905555004129
Remote stock (5-7 days)
The item is in a remote warehouse, delivery time is 5-7 business days. More info
Shipping 15,00 - GLS
EUR
21,16
ex. VAT 16,93
Total incl. delivery
36,16
The function requires that you are logged in. Create a user and use our smart list system to keep track of future purchases, regular purchases or wish lists.
Create user
Login
Create user
Login
Send på mail
Levenhuk Army AC10 Compass is a professional instrument for orientation and navigation. It helps to precisely keep you in the right direction in the woods, plot a route on a map, and assess a distance between remote objects. Levenhuk Army AC10 is an excellent choice for a professional sportsperson, hunter, fisher, geodesist, agent, soldier, or camping enthusiast. This compass is great for use on land and near water.
The compass features a folding design; there is a large transparent sighting window in its cover. Due to that, you can read the compass even with the cover closed. A dial plate is placed in a special liquid for a magnetic needle to slow down quickly and show direction. The compass allows for taking a bearing in degrees. There is a built-in bubble level to simplify aligning the compass along the horizontal axis.
A sighting slot allows for aiming at distant objects and taking a bearing. You can see a precise number through a special lens in the body. In a sighting slot, there is a mil scale for measuring the distance between objects. Two scales are used for working with maps: one scale is in centimeters, the other one is in inches. There is a table with formulas on the back of the compass.
The compass features a folding design; there is a large transparent sighting window in its cover. Due to that, you can read the compass even with the cover closed. A dial plate is placed in a special liquid for a magnetic needle to slow down quickly and show direction. The compass allows for taking a bearing in degrees. There is a built-in bubble level to simplify aligning the compass along the horizontal axis.
A sighting slot allows for aiming at distant objects and taking a bearing. You can see a precise number through a special lens in the body. In a sighting slot, there is a mil scale for measuring the distance between objects. Two scales are used for working with maps: one scale is in centimeters, the other one is in inches. There is a table with formulas on the back of the compass.