Azimuth Instrument
Hezzanith azimuth instrument consists of an open rectangle with a wire down the centre. At one end of rectangle is a curved sight vane with a slit and three holes. There is a spirit level at its base. Midway down the rectangle is a crossbar which holds the centre pivot. The adjustable prism and filters are set low down on the frame. There are also four pegs on the underside of frame.
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Object Details
ID: | ACO0623 |
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Type: | Azimuth Instrument |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Hezzanith; Heath & Co. Ltd |
Date made: | Unknown |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Admiralty Compass Observatory |
Measurements: | Overall: 90 mm x 81 mm x 190 mm |
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