The Cammenga G.I. Military Phosphorescent Lensatic Compass is made for the moment the sun is down and you still need a bearing. Brief exposure to light charges its phosphorescent markings, an alternative to the tritium model for night time use.
A magnifying lens and sight wire support accurate readings, the dial is graduated in both degrees and mils, and copper induction damping slows the magnet without liquids. The compass has an aluminum frame and waterproof housing and is made in the USA.
Why it works:
- Readable once the sun sets: Get a night time reading from markings you charge in moments. Brief exposure to light charges the phosphorescent markings.
- Sight it, then read it close: Line up on a target and read the bearing with care. A magnifying lens and sight wire work together for accurate readings.
- Degrees or mils on one dial: Work in the unit your map or your group uses. Dial graduations are marked in both degrees and mils.
- A settled dial with no fluid: Get a steady reading with no liquids inside. A copper induction damping system slows the rotation of the magnet without the use of liquids.
- Built for wet weather and wear: Carry it in wet weather with confidence. The aluminum frame and waterproof housing are built to last and made in the USA.
Who it's built for:
Made for outdoor navigators who want a lensatic compass with markings they can read at night.
At a glance:
- Night use: Phosphorescent markings charge with brief exposure to light
- Reading: Magnifying lens and sight wire
- Dial: Graduations in degrees and mils
- Damping: Copper induction, no liquids
- Build: Aluminum frame, waterproof housing
- Weight: 0.45 lb
- Origin: Made in the USA
- Included: Carrying pouch, lanyard, belt clip
- Colors: Olive Drab, Coyote Brown
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