Sextant - Davis Instruments Mark 25 on 2040-parts.com
Gig Harbor, Washington, United States
Good conditionDavis Mark 25 sextant. The instrument’s light weight makes it easier to hold steady for accurate reading. Replaces the conventional half-silvered mirror with a full-field dielectric beam converger and combines horizon and celestial images in a single field for easy, reliable sights even in low light conditions. LED illumination floods the arc and drum with soft light for night use.
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