[pct-l] Compass ???
montypct
montypct at gmail.com
Wed Jan 24 10:50:38 CST 2007
I mostly have used the little, often inaccurate ones at the top of my
trekking poles to get rough bearings. I carry and also use one that gives
accurate bearings. When Muir Pass has lots of snow, I feel more comfortable
staying found, for example.
Warner Springs Monty
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From: "Roy" <roy_hiking at yahoo.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 12:08 AM
Subject: [pct-l] Compass ???
> It is said by most that you need a compass on the PCT.
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> But what type? Do you need one that you can chart out a course of maybe
> "40 deg E of N" with Mag. Dec. of 4 deg E. or one to point you to the NE?
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