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Dear Rose,

Actually, I purchased it quite sometime back (refering to the compass), it
did not come in a box and I threw away the instructions as it was so easy to
use.

So really cannot confirm the model. But if the Malaysian distributor can
confirm that it has a lens on the side to look at the compass direction, it
would seem similar. This is because yesterday, when I searched for their
website, I saw only the newer models that can calculate the inclination i.e.
two instruments in one. Another one `standalone' model in this same page
looks almost the same.

If you can erh... convinence the distributor to take a look at the website
http://www.3dglobe.com/fs/recommendcompass.htm would be better.
Alternatively print out a copy and fax to them to confirm.

But anyway, the price looks right to me. It should cost less than US$100 or
below.

I forgot to mention that, Method 1 goes well with it incase many users will
ask me why I view North and then view South. Looking thru the `lens' is very
easy using it. Unlike looking at the ordinary compass through the compass
needle.

Here, you look into the lens and (if you can visualize) you immediately see
the compass degree. Very simple!

Do becareful not to place it close to the Luo Pan as the Luo Pan needle will
be attracted to it. Maybe because of its larger mass. I personally find it
good because so far, I do not see it being affected by any other metallic
objects `near-by'.


Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: Advice on Studio Unit -Reply


>From: "Rose Say"
>
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>I have checked out the Suuto homepage and got the distributor info. The
distributor in Malaysia said they carry the model KB-14/360R and the cost is
RM325 (~US$86).
>
>Cecil, is this the same model as yours?
>
>Rose