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Sand ripples usually form long lines parallel to the shore.

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The direction of currents should be noted by their effect on algae or drifting particles. Use the compass to check the 
bearing of the current.

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In shallow water, the sun’s direction can be seen from shadows on the bottom, or by looking towards the surface.

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Swimming in a straight line along the bottom is greatly facilitated if you can line up three distinctive objects in your line 
of vision. As you reach the fi rst one, line up a new one farther away, so that you again have three points determining 
your course. This way you can counteract the effects of side current.

Compass Balancing

The horizontal and vertical components of earth’s magnetic fi eld vary in different locations. For this reason Suunto compass-
es are balanced for 2 different zones. If the compass is used in an adjacent balancing zone the compass needle will tilt only 
slightly. However, the farther the compass is used from it’s intended zone, the more the needle will tilt. In extreme situations 
the needle might stick. For this reason it is very important to know in which country the compass will be used.

Compass zone map

Summary of Contents for CB-71/DS

Page 1: ...en SUUNTO COMBOS AND MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Combo Consoles I Console Compasses CB 71 STD and CB 71 DS Depth Gauge SM 16 I Pressure Gauge SM 36...

Page 2: ...gauges dive computers and compasses fit together like building blocks The combos consist of four main modules the pressure gauge module the instrument module and two different compass modules The pres...

Page 3: ...front cover with SM 36 pressure gauge in place see section CB ONE Module assembly 2 CB IN LINE module front cover 3 CB end piece or CB 71 STD compass optional 4 CB IN LINE module back cover with instr...

Page 4: ...sure gauge fits properly on the CB ONE module If the Suunto Quick Release is used the hose cover is not to be used See section CB ONE module assembly using the SUUNTO Quick Release After attaching the...

Page 5: ...pressure gauge which is then fitted onto the CB ONE front cover according to the picture below CB IN LINE Module Assembly The CB IN LINE module fits the Suunto Vyper and Zoop dive computers or the SM...

Page 6: ...the compass towards the destination and by reading the compass bearing from the side window This bearing can be memorized by turning the direction ring to that bearing Setting a given bearing or direc...

Page 7: ...one line up a new one farther away so that you again have three points determining your course This way you can counteract the effects of side current Compass Balancing The horizontal and vertical co...

Page 8: ...at the left side of gauge Tampering with the port can cause damage to internal components Do not pressure test gauge in air Always immerse the gauge in water while pressure testing it Pressure gauge...

Page 9: ...g other than water Use of cleaning agents or compressed air can cause permanent damage The introduction of any probe into the water entry port of the depth gauge or the pressure relief valve opening o...

Page 10: ...cifications The Suunto depth gauge SM 16 complies with the prEN 13319 standard The tolerances for depth gauges are At 3m 0 8 0 4 m At 6m 0 8 0 4 m At 9m 0 8 m At 15m 1 1 2 m At 30m 1 1 2 m At 45m 1 1...

Page 11: ...caused by misuse contrary to intended or recommended use 2 user manuals or any third party items 3 defects or alleged defects caused by the use with any product accessory software and or service not...

Page 12: ...damages including but not limited to loss of anticipated benefits loss of data loss of use cost of capital cost of any substitute equipment or facilities claims of third parties damage to property re...

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