Silva Ranger CLQ Compass
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Silva Ranger CLQ Compass

SKU: SILRCLQ

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Silva Ranger CLQ Compass

Overview

About Silva Ranger CLQ Compass

Silva Ranger CLQ Compass
For superior accuracy in even the most demanding conditions, there's the Silva Ranger CLQ Compass to help you out. This superb Ranger compass comes with 1:24,000, 1:25,000, and 1:50,000 and 1/20-inch and millimeter scales to allow for easier mapping and plotting. It has an easy-grip bezel for superior comfort while holding it in your hand, along with white on black printing dial numbers for clear and easy reading. The luminous points give even better visibility at night so you won't need to desperately look for a light source. Other features include a lanyard with adjustable slider, silicone feet, and a clinometer. With the Silva Ranger CLQ Compass, you'll always know where you're going so you can get to your destination right on time. Go and grab one today!

Silva Ranger CLQ Compass Features

  • Compass with large, precision large sighting mirror and a vee notch
  • Includes 1:24,000, 1:25,000, and 1:50,000 and 1/20-inch and millimeter rules
  • Clinometer lets you measure angles of inclination
  • Silicone feet for map gripping
  • Lanyard with adjustable slider
Specs

Silva Ranger CLQ Compass Specifications

Size
4 x 2-1/2 x 11/16 in. (closed)
Weight
2.3 oz.
Color
2
Adjustable slider
Yes
UPC Code
083828005167
Q&A

Questions & Answers

Questions about this item:

bruce b  i want to fine my properly line which compass do i need ?
Jessica S  The Ranger CLQ Compass can be used to find the property line. Please be advised that the CLQ compass has 4 quadrants that are 1-90 degrees.
Shopper  IS THIS A 0-360 COMPASS?
DOUGLAS B  No it goes 0-90 and then repeats 0-90 in each direction
Shopper  What is the difference between the Silva Ranger Models CL and CLQ ?
LAWRENCE S  The Ranger CL has a couple additional features that the CLQ doesn't have - a little magnifying area for one. I chose the CLQ because it is a cleaner looking compass that I am used to using. The layout is pretty simple and the scales are easy to understand and use. Both of the compasses are SILVA so either one is a good buy.
LARA P  Use Google: " Azimuth vs. quadrant compass Some compasses have degrees marked on the dial in quadrants. North is 0 degrees, East is 90 degrees South is 0 degrees and West is 90 degrees. So, a direction of southwest would be read as South-45 degrees-west. The quadrant method, in my opinion, is unnecessarily cumbersome. The same direction on a compass with degrees in azimuth (0 at north, 90 at east, 180 at south, 270 at west, and 360 back at north) is simply a three digit number—225 degrees. So, unless you have some reason for stepping into the past, make sure your compass is not a quadrant compass by carefully inspecting the numbers on the dial. Manufacturers usually specify the method used in their sales materials and often even in the model name. For example, the 515 CL is the azimuth version and the 515 CLQ is the quadrant version of the Silva Ranger, and the 15TDCLQ is Brunton’s quadrant version of the 15TDCL."
DOUGLAS B  One compass is a Quadrant compass (CLQ I believe) so instead of going from 1- 360 degrees, it goes from 1-90, then 1-90 again, again and again. I wish I hadn’t bought that one. I prefer the 1-360 normal compass. Not sure what the use for the Quadrant compass is?
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