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compas<strong>se</strong>s<br />

compas<strong>se</strong>s<br />

silva Compas<strong>se</strong>s<br />

silva compass technology<br />

Choo<strong>se</strong> your compass<br />

Which compass do I need?<br />

What kind of boat do you have?<br />

Scratch resistant capsule bowl<br />

Liquid filled capsule<br />

Illumination<br />

The main difference between a powerboat compass and a sailboat compass is the heeling angle limit and the damping<br />

characteristics. A powerboat compass has fixed lubber lines to maintain the best dynamics, while steel boats need<br />

compas<strong>se</strong>s with D-correctors or soft iron correctors.<br />

Individually balanced<br />

compass card<br />

Ring magnet<br />

Fully adjustable cover<br />

NO SPIN compass card<br />

Which size of compass do I need?<br />

What is the size of your boat?<br />

If the compass will be read from a distance you will need a bigger<br />

compass. The simple thumb rule is: a boat longer than 7,5 meters<br />

(25 feet) requires a 100 <strong>se</strong>ries capsule or larger.<br />

70 <strong>se</strong>ries has an apparent scale of 70mm<br />

100 <strong>se</strong>ries has an apparent scale of 100mm<br />

125 <strong>se</strong>ries has an apparent scale of 125mm<br />

What type of mounting do I need?<br />

Where will the compass be mounted?<br />

There is a Silva compass for every mounting need. In the<br />

bulkhead, on the dashboard, on the headlining, on the mast<br />

etc. All models are designed so that no unnecessary drilling is<br />

needed.<br />

Why do I need a compensator?<br />

We strongly recommend the u<strong>se</strong> of a compensator, and not only<br />

in steel boats. Almost all models can be supplied with a built-in<br />

compensator to avoid magnetic disturbances. Such disturbances<br />

will be found on any boat, the source varies from loudspeakers to<br />

the radio, engine, wipers, electronic instruments (not NX2) and<br />

other metallic components. Remember that the distance to the<br />

source is more critical than its strength.<br />

All Silva marine compas<strong>se</strong>s have 5 years warranty.<br />

Spring suspension<br />

Rubber membrane<br />

Compensator screws<br />

Shock resistant bracket<br />

Compensator<br />

Hardened steel pivot<br />

Sapphire jewel bearing<br />

Yellow lubberlines<br />

Gimballed suspension<br />

system<br />

MN refers to Magnetic North and MS refers to Magnetic South balancing zone.<br />

Selected models are also available in ME, Magnetic Equatorial balancing zone.<br />

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