MSltr
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Board made with a 3D printer using Autodesk 123D Design software. Gauge and compass recessed using DSS mounts. The Scubapro Tec 2G is in gauge mode: stop watch and depth gauge display.
DIY NAV Board
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look at using a normal land compass, great idea, but the floating compasses are not anywhere near accurate enough.
[video=youtube;x0z4T_3KjFM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0z4T_3KjFM[/video]
quick slate very similar to the ones used by cave divers when surveying. Very accurate, and have done 500+yd blue water navigation with it and been within a yard of where I was supposed to be going.
[video=youtube;x0z4T_3KjFM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0z4T_3KjFM[/video]
quick slate very similar to the ones used by cave divers when surveying. Very accurate, and have done 500+yd blue water navigation with it and been within a yard of where I was supposed to be going.
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