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PRISMATIC
The difference DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SURVEYOR'S AND
TABLES 5.3. Surveyor's Compass
Pris1natic Compass The needle
Item
type. The ncedle as The needle is of ' edge bar ' type.
The needle is of broad needle' the index also.
1) Magnetic |does not act as index. attached to the bor
Needle attached with the () The graduated card is with the NO
(2) Graduated () The graduated card ring isalong with the line not to the needle. The card rotates along
needle. The ring does not rotate |of sight.
Card
jof sight. system,
system, having (ii) The graduations are in Q.B.
(ii) The graduations are in W.C.B. and |0° at N and S and 90° at East and West.F
am
lo at South end, 90° at West. 180° at North |West are interchanged.
270° at East.
engraved inverted. (iii) The graduations are engraved erect.
(iii) The graduations are consists of a metal vane
vane with a () The object vane
(3) Sighting (i) The object vane consists of metal vertical hair.
vertical hair.
Vanes vane consists of a metal vane
a small metal vane (ii) The eye
(ii) The eye vane consists of fine slit.
with slit. seeing e s
() The reading is taken by directly
(4) Reading () The reading is taken with the help of a prism the top of the glass. dove
provided at the eye slit.
done (i) Sighting and reading taking cannot be
(i) Sighting and reading taking can be from one position of the obsere
simultane-ously from one position of the observer.simulaneously
instrument cannot be used without a
(5) Tripod Tripod may or may not be provided. The The
instrument can be used even by holding suitably in
|hand.
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