The Liquid Map Compass is designed to help users navigate and orient themselves using maps and the natural environment. Its liquid-filled capsule reduces needle wobble and enhances stability, making it easier to read and use even while moving. The compass typically features a clear baseplate with map-specific markings and a rotating bezel for precise bearings and navigation.

Specifications:

Material: Constructed from durable, transparent plastic for the baseplate, with a sturdy housing for the liquid-filled capsule.
Liquid-Filled Capsule: Contains a damping liquid (such as oil or alcohol) to stabilize the magnetic needle, providing steady and accurate readings.
Needle: High-visibility magnetic needle that points to magnetic north, often featuring a luminous tip for low-light conditions.
Baseplate: Transparent baseplate with ruler markings (inches, millimeters, and map scales) for easy map reading and plotting.
Rotating Bezel: 360-degree rotating bezel with degree markings for precise navigation and taking bearings.
Direction of Travel Arrow: Clearly marked on the baseplate to assist with accurate map alignment and navigation.
Declination Adjustment: Some models feature adjustable declination scales to compensate for the difference between magnetic and true north.
Magnifying Lens: Built-in magnifying lens on the baseplate for detailed map reading.
Lanyard: Often includes a lanyard or wrist strap for easy carrying and accessibility.
Size and Weight: Compact and lightweight design, making it easy to carry in a pocket or attach to a gear bag.