Collection: Land Plat Surveys
Surveyors usually create a land plats using a quadrants compass. If on every directional reference of your land plat you see two cardinal directions and no degrees are ever over 90 degrees (Something like S 34°5'30" E), then you're going to need a quadrants compass to follow your plat. The bezel on a quadrants compass goes 0-90, 90-0, 0-90, 90-0 degrees in each quadrant of the bezel, instead of 0-360 degrees around the entire bezel.
Each of these compasses uses a 0-90 degree quadrant scale reference, instead of the traditional 0-360 degrees you see on most compasses.
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All-Weather Notebook
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AirPress All-Weather Pen
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Cordura Compass Case
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Silva Compass Case
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Silva Ranger 2.0 QUAD Compass
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Suunto Navigator MC-2 Quadrants
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Suunto KB-14 Quadrants - Special Order
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