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Brunton Survey Master 360 LA Sighting, Clinometer

Item #2820 Mfg. #F-SUM360LA

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Combining two proven field tools into a single aluminum housed instrument, we developed the SUM 360LA to fill the need for a do-it-all instrument. SUM 360LA has inch and mm scales on its sides and two tables on its backside. It also features sine and ent tables for quick reference, useful distance conversions and two tripod adapter holes for azimuth and inclination measurement using our tripod or monopod. Optional leather case available.

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Specs

6"x1.25"x1.63"
8 oz.
Dual instrument including direct sighting compass and direct sighting clinometer
Lubber line for direct azimuth/bearing reading from the side, accurate to ±2.5°
Sapphire jewel bearing inside a liquid dampened vial
Aluminum inclinometer card with precise scales for increased accuracy
Aluminum body
Sine scales (0-45°)
Tang
Tang
The tang is the part of the knife where the blade stops and the handle starts. There are many different terms used to describe what kind of tang a knife has, because the strength and other characteristics of the knife depend on the tang format.

A full tang knife has a tang that goes the length of the handle at full width, and you can see the tang spine itself because the handle slabs are afixed to each side. This is the strongest tang format.

To save weight, the maker can taper the tang so it gets thinner as it goes back into the handle; this is appropriately enough called a tapered tang.

If the tang disappears into the handle itself, it's called a hidden tang.

If the tang thins out considerably once it goes into the handle, it's called a stick tang.
ent scales (0-45°)
Inch & mm scales (0-5.25" & 0-125mm)

Brunton Survey Master 360 LA Sighting, Clinometer

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