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Since the north magnetic pole is not resting upon the surface of the Earth
compasses made for Northern Hemisphere use are usually weighted on the card on the southern side to keep the card more level as the north side of the card seeks out the north pole buried well inside the Earth. Are the compasses you Australian and New Zealand ******s use weighted any differently? What if you were going to sail to Canada or something. Would your southern compass work in the Northern hemisphere? Also does you compass really seek the North magnetic pole or is it made backwards to seek the south magnetic pole. Enquiring minds want to know . . . S.Simon |
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