Brunton Nomad

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The Nomad is a compass made by Brunton. It has an average rating of 2 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From REI:
"This state-of-the-art, digital compass keeps you on track with its "on-course" indicator. Internal memory stores multiple routes, programmable to a single degree; adjustable declination for fine-tuned local accuracy. Forward-bearing indicator points direction of travel; off-course indicator prevents deviation. Back-bearing feature allows you to trace your route back; off-course indicator also applies to the return trip. Bubble level improves reading accuracy. Backlit digital display is easy to read in low-light conditions; includes a low-battery indicator. Includes neck, and wrist lanyard with quick-release clip. Battery included."

From Backcountry.com:
"While the Brunton Nomad Digital Compass was designed for outdoors professionals who need quick, accurate readings, its user-friendly configuration makes it a natural fit for orienteering novices of the world."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"Designed for outdoor professionals who need quick, accurate readings, Brunton's Nomad is user friendly enough for orienteering novices. Backlit digital display offers 1"

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Reviewed by Steve L., Dec 31, 2006

"The Brunton Nomad electronic compass is the replacement for the Brunton Outback, an electronic compass which had a short and apparently unsuccessful life. The current Nomad is the V2, which replaces the V1 version. (I tried the V1, and despite the claims of a gimbal-mounted sensor, a small tilt would change the reading 12-15 degrees off the actual magnetic bearing)."

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