UKC

The winners are: Tom Last, Mark Dunn, Luke Rooker, Ken Kingston, Paul Johnson, Mike Moran, Jo Clark, Rob Stone, Neil Mooney, Fiona Reid, Nick Bailey, David Ward, Andrew Gadd, Paul Robertson, Sean Enderby, Rob Holden, Bob Worth, Andrew Jordan, Joe McGahan and Angie Hunt.

All win a Recta DT200 Compass.





Navigational Mobile Apps and GPS units are all very well, they are useful navigational tools, but you still need to take a proper map and a good compass into the hills with you and know how to use both.

In this competition we have 20 Recta DT200 Compasses to give away.

Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=4898

In reply to UKC Articles:
I recta compass a few years ago, it turns out they don't like being trodden on.

In reply to UKC Articles: did you miss an "L" out of the title?

In reply to UKC Articles: Do they make thermometers?

In reply to krikoman:
Useful for people who don't know their arse from their elbow...

In reply to Roberttaylor:

It might be a compass come thermometer, although that migh be something completely different

In reply to UKC Articles: Not a very well conceived article given that you recommend the BMC maps (1:40,000 scale) that are not even compatible with the compasses you are trying to promote!

In reply to The Ex-Engineer:

How on earth can any compass be incompatible with any specific map? I suppose if there were no grid then it would make life difficult, but the BMC maps have these.

In reply to The Ex-Engineer:
Well they do have a 1:10,000 scale and the sums aren't that difficult.
And north IS north.

In reply to Andy Say:

..unless one is arithmetically challenged.


Ok, give you that...

In reply to The Ex-Engineer:
A decent 1:40,000 map may well be better than this though....http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19659736

In reply to UKC Articles:

whoopo - i won but no email

In reply to lithos:

Sweet me too, though no email yet either.

In reply to Southern Man:

me too, no email either... unless there's two Fiona Reid's on here (search suggests not).

In reply to Fiona Reid:

Compass has now arrived

Many thanks to UKC and Recta.