HR 10310601 Self-adhesive Automobile Dashboard Compass – 2.1 x 2.2 x 2.3 Inches Always Drive, Bike or Walk in the Right Direction Thanks to This Small and Compact Compass
September 19, 2019 - Comment
Always drive, bike or walk in the right direction thanks to this small and compact compass. Other application examples: Hiking on the boat, while in off-road driving.
Product Features
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- This is a magnetic compass and this can be affected by anything magnetic near it – and there are many of those on a car.
- Free floating compass ball guarantees orientation everywhere
- Quick and easy installation with adhesive mounting
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not too accurate Actually. Maybe it is accurate and Las Vegas is not a very even city. I just know when I used to go to work, last year, I would be heading south and it would say south. But, on the way home it didn’t register north. it was off. Kind of odd. But, I need it because when I would go to the other side of town I would always getting lost turning the wrong way. As long as I know mostly what direction I am going, that is fine.
Don’t waste you money on it. Reliable, easy to mount with its peel and stick base. Also very easy to read. I mounted of the dashboard and now I can see in a glance the direction I’m headed when I drive.11/24/17 UPDATE: Not long after it was installed, it started to get stuck in one place and when it got unstuck, its readings were / are totally unreliable to as much as 180 degrees error! TO the point that I’ll be driving heading North for example, with the compass pointing to a Southern direction! Don’t waste you…
Nice Idea! Non-Functional when fixed to the dashboard however. It functions as a compass – when it’s not in car. I tested this. Whenever the compass was placed on the dashboard or fixed near my clocks – anywhere that would facilitate good observation of the compass – the compass would begin reading West or South.I think the compass is reacting to metal components or materials built into the car – causing the compass to mis-read or point in the incorrect direction. A similar occurrence happens when standard hand-held compasses are held near…