The Zone 2 Brunton Omni-Sight Compass - Zone 2from Brunton Omni-Sight Compass - Zone 2is designed for bearing readings in the ME zone for equatorial regions. It has a spot-through design with a 10x adjustable lens for viewing. It also has both forward and reciprocal bearings along with 90° quadrants, a 360° azimuth, and a 6400-point MILS. This is all displayed via a rare earth magnet that resists interference and will not lose polarity.

For use in low-light conditions, the Omni-Sight features an illuminated readout by the use of light piping. Also, for maximum durability it is encased in an anodized aluminum housing with a rubber bump cover. A leather case is even included for additional protection.

Covers Zone ME for Equatorial Regions    10x Adjustable Lens    1° Resolution Accuracy    Forward & Reciprocal Bearings    360° Azimuth    90° Quadrants and 6400-Point MILS    Rare Earth Magnet    Illuminated Readout    Anodized Aluminum with Rubber Bump Cover    Leather Case

Sapphire jewel with anti static dampening fluid

10x magnification adjustable lens

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I see packaging that says "One World, One Compass." Is this a global or is it Northern Hemisphere only? Are there 2 versions? How do you tell?

A: All compasses point ti magnetic north.

Q: 2. Is the needle fluid dampened or induction dampened?

A: This model is a standard liquid dampened.

Q: 3. Can this be used to control volumens and outputs to different zones like attenuators such as the AT 100D? And if so, in what other ways would make it better?

A: Thank you for your question. This unit has four stereo rca inputs with separate zone selector switches for each of the 4 zones. you can control the input and output volume from each channel and zone.

Q: 4. connect speaker wire to mx225?

A: The MX225 is a mixer only with no amplification. You are not able to connect speaker wire to this unit. Amplifiers will need to be connected to the Zone outputs which is where the speakers will connect to.

Q: 5. Can this product be ordered in a 220V version?

A: No, the Rolls RM64 Four-Zone Mixer is only available in the US for 120V.

Q: 6. Is the compass visible in the dark/ at night?

A: Yes, that's what illuminated means.

Q: 7. Will this telrad be able to mount to an orion dob? Or will I need a special adaptor?

A: The mounting base will mount to anything with a curved surface. It uses 2 strips of double sided tape (pre-attached). Just peel and press. It also has 2 pre drilled holes if you want to secure it with screws. There is a slight issue with it: the mounting surfaces are angled slightly toward each other, to better fit a curved surface. If you try to mount this on a flat surface (using only the tape) not all of the tape will make contact, weakening the joint. With a Dob, screwing it in is your best bet. Just remember to angle your tube down when you do this, to avoid accidentally dropping something on your mirror! Otherwise, this is an awesome finder. I also use the 4 extender to give me a little more headroom. Hope this helps.

Q: 8. Are the markings metric?

A: The North American TruArc 10 unit is in inches. My apologies for the confusion.

Q: 9. What size battery does this use?

A: CR2

Q: 10. Will this be able to mount on a Celestron 8SE?

A: The Telrad Reflex Sight with Mounting Base BH #TERSIGHT • MFR #1001 can be mounted