El Silva Ranger 2.0 es para usuarios experimentados y profesionales. El Ranger 2.0 ha sido un líder mundial en lo que respecta a precisión, precisión y durabilidad durante muchos años. El Silva Ranger 2.0 viene con dos características completamente nuevas: una tarjeta de ángulo de pendiente y un cordón de distancia. La tarjeta de ángulo de pendiente es ideal tanto para detectar el riesgo de avalancha como para determinar qué tan desafiante será tu viaje. Al conocer el ángulo de pendiente, también puedes juzgar cualquier distancia adicional que necesites recorrer debido al ángulo de la pendiente. El cordón de distancia tiene dos escalas en él; 1:25 y 1:50, lo que facilita medir la distancia de tu caminata. El cordón es suave y flexible para una fácil colocación directamente a lo largo de tu ruta en el mapa. Si el terreno requiere una brújula de observación de espejo, Ranger 2.0 es tu compañero óptimo.
Contenido de la caja
Brújula, cordón
Peso
0,119 kg
Dimensiones
864 × 2616 × 127 cm
5 valoraciones en Silva Ranger 2.0 Compass
Valorado con 1 de 5
Pecosdu95 –
Made in china a fuir ! C est une blague ?On parle d une boussole a 70 euros, made in china, le temps de calibrage de l aiguille est très long et ce bloque avec l inclinomètre, de plus le témoin lumineux du viseur c est enlevé des le déballage de la boussole, les points de visés d azimut font 1mm ce qui n est absolument pas precis pour les relevés, le couvercle ne tiens pas ouvert, l attache du cordon s ouvre a peine en tirant dessus … Alors la je suis stupéfait de la qualité mediocre de ce produit … Je possede une ranger SL qui est géniale..De plus impossible de trouver la référence de la ranger 2.0 sur le site de silva il s’agirait de la expedition ..
Valorado con 5 de 5
Wolfgang Bühring –
Kompass hat sehr gute Peilung gute Handhabung, großer Spiegel
Valorado con 5 de 5
Good cooperate –
Good cooperate Good cooperate
Valorado con 5 de 5
jason –
Good enough for the SEAL Team. This used to be standard issue in the Teams…. probably still is. It’s the best around. I was a navigator so I got pretty intimate with the earlier version (25 yrs ago, middle pic). Highlights: Global compass, declination can be set to anywhere in the world. This is important if you don’t want to have to make calculations in your head while you’re tired and hot and dealing with bugs etc. Make the adjustments before you leave home and be done with it. It also has a 1:25K / 1:250K scale (remember, the rest of the world is metric) which as far as I can tell, is the only major brand that does this. It’s especially important to me since I make survival maps at the 1:250K scale. Has all the other standard features, scales (1:24K, 1:25K, 1:50K), magnifier, clinometer for measuring steepness, aiming sights, glow in the dark markings etc. The 2.0 version has a couple upgrades: breakaway lanyard (with declination key inside clasp), and scale markers for making map measurements (1:24, 1:25, 1:50 and 1:62.5 for Alaskans), different colored bezels. Also comes with a card for calculating avalanche risks. Best bang for your buck. I just wish they were American made but hey, the Swedes are cool.
Pecosdu95 –
Made in china a fuir !
C est une blague ?On parle d une boussole a 70 euros, made in china, le temps de calibrage de l aiguille est très long et ce bloque avec l inclinomètre, de plus le témoin lumineux du viseur c est enlevé des le déballage de la boussole, les points de visés d azimut font 1mm ce qui n est absolument pas precis pour les relevés, le couvercle ne tiens pas ouvert, l attache du cordon s ouvre a peine en tirant dessus … Alors la je suis stupéfait de la qualité mediocre de ce produit … Je possede une ranger SL qui est géniale..De plus impossible de trouver la référence de la ranger 2.0 sur le site de silva il s’agirait de la expedition ..
Wolfgang Bühring –
Kompass hat sehr gute Peilung
gute Handhabung, großer Spiegel
Good cooperate –
Good cooperate
Good cooperate
jason –
Good enough for the SEAL Team.
This used to be standard issue in the Teams…. probably still is. It’s the best around. I was a navigator so I got pretty intimate with the earlier version (25 yrs ago, middle pic). Highlights: Global compass, declination can be set to anywhere in the world. This is important if you don’t want to have to make calculations in your head while you’re tired and hot and dealing with bugs etc. Make the adjustments before you leave home and be done with it. It also has a 1:25K / 1:250K scale (remember, the rest of the world is metric) which as far as I can tell, is the only major brand that does this. It’s especially important to me since I make survival maps at the 1:250K scale. Has all the other standard features, scales (1:24K, 1:25K, 1:50K), magnifier, clinometer for measuring steepness, aiming sights, glow in the dark markings etc. The 2.0 version has a couple upgrades: breakaway lanyard (with declination key inside clasp), and scale markers for making map measurements (1:24, 1:25, 1:50 and 1:62.5 for Alaskans), different colored bezels. Also comes with a card for calculating avalanche risks. Best bang for your buck. I just wish they were American made but hey, the Swedes are cool.
Jean-Noël Fleury –
Le prix
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