Iris 100 Hand Bearing Compass - with lighting

OK, it is a little bit ugly but surely this must be the most versatile compass ever made. Just look at these features! - It is both a handbearing compass and a steering compass - It is ideal for small yachts, kayaks, dinghies and, due to its excellent vibration dampening, it is perfect of high speed power craft. - It can be installed in any position (away from ferrous metals). Vertical, horizontal, laying flat and even upside down - which brings me to its next feature! - Mount it upside down above your berth and you can keep an eye on your course and shout at the crew without getting up! - If you are single handed you can glance up and check your course every time that egg timer goes ping. - Its resistance to vibration is tested by French testing lab LNE (no.30 559 010) making this a perfect choice for bumpy high speed craft. - The rubber casing protects the compass against shocks - The bracket is low profile with rounded edges so it won't catch - Spare brackets can be purchased so it can be mounted in various locations - The card can be read horizontally or directly - If things don't go the way you planned, this compass floats! - It floats because it only weighs 295 g - It is world balanced to suit Northern and Southern hemisphere - I could go on but its lunchtime and I'm hungry. So as a main steering compass, a hand bearing compass or just a back up this little Iris 100 would take a bit of beating.