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Q: What is an orienting arrow?
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How do you use a map to correct magnetic declination?

Adjust the declination on your compass so the orienting arrow points to 10 degrees east. Dial zero degrees on your compass. With the direction-of-travel arrow pointed directly away from you, turn your body & compass in one motion until the redmagneticneedle overlays the orienting arrow.


What are the four basic points of a compass?

The MAJOR parts of a compass:housing,direction of travel,orienting arrow, and magnetic needle. By : Asher Sparks


How do you read a compus?

To read a compass, hold it flat and level, rotating yourself until the needle lines up with the orienting arrow. The direction the arrow is pointing towards is your bearing. Make sure to account for declination if needed to convert magnetic north to true north.


What is orienting material and attention-getting material aspects of?

Orienting material and attention-getting material are aspects of an introduction. Orienting material gives the audience background information. Attention-getting material includes illustrations, references, and rhetorical questions.


What is orienting lines?

Orienting lines are imaginary lines, like the center of a piece of paper. These lines help someone center things on a page.


Does the red arrow on a compass point to were i am?

Half of the needle is painted red to indicate the direction of North. The red orienting arrow is marked on the floor of the housing. It rotates with the housing when the dial is turned. You use it to orient a compass to a map.


What does the point man provide in a patrol formation?

security and orienting the patrol


What has the author John Price written?

John Price has written: 'Orienting Canada'


Is this the correct spelling of orientering?

The word for adjusting or fixing the position is "orienting" (to orient, to align). Metaphorically, it means adjusting one's perspective to a new situation ("Freshman orientation"). Example : "He was orienting his house plan with the vacant lot."


How do you calculate magnetic declination?

The difference between True North and the direction that a magnetic compass points for a given location. Example: the magnetic declination for Seattle, Washington per the NOAA is 16° 55' east (as of 04/2010). This means that magnetic north is predicted at 16° 55'east of True North at that time.


The four main parts on a compass are called?

housingdirection of travelorienting arrowmagnetic (or orienting) needle


How a compass is used for navigation?

Compass featuresCompasses come in many designs, but most compass features are the same as those found in an all-time classic compass like the Silva Ranger. You need to make use of some or all of the compass features for different tasks.Before you can use a compass to navigate you need to be familiar with the main features.Baseplate - the plastic base.Compass housing - also known as the compass wheel, with a mark every two degrees covering 360 degrees, and N-S-E-W (the 'cardinal points').Magnetic needle - red end for north, white for south.Compass lines - on the bottom of the baseplate (also called 'orienting lines'.Orienting arrow - fixed and aligned to north within the compass housingIndex line - extension of the direction of travel arrow.Direction of travel arrow - the big arrow at the end of the baseplate.Map scales 1:25 000, 1:50 000 and metric measurer (known as Romer scales).