Brass Sextant with Compass: 5cm, 3250g Weight, Angle Measurement

Brass Sextant with Compass – J SCOTT LONDON -1753- A sextant is an instrument used to measure the angle between any two seen objects. Its main use is to find out the angle between a celestial object and the horizon which is named the altitude. Making this measurement is named sighting the thing, capturing the thing, or taking a sight. The angle, and the time when it was measured, can be utilized to calculate a place line on a nautical or aeronautical chart. A typical use of the sextant is to sight the solar at midday to search out one’s latitude. It’s all components are shifting, can be utilized for fundamental statement or appropriate for collectors and is usually a present for somebody. Dimension: – 12.5cm – L x 11cm – W x 6cm – H (Sextant) Weight – 450 Gms. 14.5cm – L x 14.5cm – W x 8.2cm – H (Wood Field) Weight – 500 Gms. Whole Weight – 950 Gms. BRAND-MAH

Looking for the perfect gift for your loved ones or friends? Consider the Brass Sextant, a portable and elegantly designed instrument that is both practical and stylish. This high-quality product measures 12.5cm in length, 11cm in width, and 6cm in height, with a weight of 450g. The sextant comes in a wooden box measuring 14.5cm in length, 14.5cm in width, and 8.2cm in height, weighing 500g. Don't miss out on this great deal on a brass sextant that combines functionality and beauty seamlessly.