Compass Compensation Equipment

Compass Compensation Equipment refers to a type of equipment used in navigational instruments. It is specifically designed to compensate for any errors or deviations in the magnetic compass caused by the presence of magnetic fields on a vessel or aircraft.

These equipment are used to ensure accurate and reliable readings from the compass, which is crucial for navigation purposes. They typically consist of various components such as magnets, coils, and adjustable compensating devices.

Compass Compensation Equipment falls under the supply class Navigational Instruments, which includes a wide range of instruments used for navigation purposes, such as compasses, sextants, GPS devices, and radar systems.

In terms of the supply group, Compass Compensation Equipment belongs to the Instruments And Laboratory Equipment group. This group encompasses a broad range of instruments used in various fields, including navigation, scientific research, and laboratory analysis.

Overall, Compass Compensation Equipment plays a vital role in ensuring accurate navigation by compensating for magnetic deviations and providing reliable compass readings.