Compass - 1.5 inch diameter - Image one
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Item#: 15604
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6 customer reviews
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Compasses
Michael from Lincoln, NE
They're great!
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Great learning Compass
Bill from VA
We bought 60 of these and they all worked well. Air filled so they need to be held still but for the price they are great.
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compass
Tracy from Colorado
Just what I ordered! Came promptly and all of them worked. Great service
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Demonstrating a magnetic field
Jearl Walker from Cleveland State University
Putting a bunch of these small compasses around a bar magnet reveals the magnetic field lines.
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Land Nav
Seabee Six from Manns Choice, PA
Good quality for the money. One of the ten ordered pointed South, but it didn't matter as used.
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good compass
Julianne from Salt Lake City, Utah
This small compass is just what we needed for our unit on magnets. It's easy to read and fairly accurate. I wouldn't try using it if you become lost in the woods, but as a student piece it's just fine.
6 customer reviewsGreat plastic compass for school science lab.
Features
- 1.5 inches in diameter
- air filled
- large two-color needle
- sharp print in 20 deg increments
Age:
6 +
6 +
Box Size:
1.50 x 1.50 x 0.50 inches
3.81cm x 3.81cm x 1.27cm
1.50 x 1.50 x 0.50 inches
3.81cm x 3.81cm x 1.27cm
Weight:
0 lb 1 oz
0.01 kg
0 lb 1 oz
0.01 kg
Warning:
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Customer Reviews
CompassesMichael from Lincoln, NE
They're great!
Great learning CompassBill from VA
We bought 60 of these and they all worked well. Air filled so they need to be held still but for the price they are great.
compassTracy from Colorado
Just what I ordered! Came promptly and all of them worked. Great service
Demonstrating a magnetic fieldJearl Walker from Cleveland State University
Putting a bunch of these small compasses around a bar magnet reveals the magnetic field lines.
Land NavSeabee Six from Manns Choice, PA
Good quality for the money. One of the ten ordered pointed South, but it didn't matter as used.
good compassJulianne from Salt Lake City, Utah
This small compass is just what we needed for our unit on magnets. It's easy to read and fairly accurate. I wouldn't try using it if you become lost in the woods, but as a student piece it's just fine.
