How to Use a Baseplate Compass

Reviewing the Brunton TruARC 10 Base plate compass and giving it a test run through through the woods. Join along to see what sets this compass apart from its peers and see how to preset it, determine an azimuth and maintain your bearing while walking through the wild.

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Designed for fast paced adventure racing where critical navigation data is needed in an instant, TruArc 10 base plate compasses feature quick reference cardinal points, high visibility clings for low light performance, and a double-gauge ergonomic base plate for extra durability. Plus the global balance lets you take a reading without breaking stride.

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