clinometer model
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This handy clinometer is perfect for determining slopes and angles in both navigation and amateur astronomy. ...The clear markings make it easy to read: larger lines indicate 10-degree intervals, while finer markings denote 5-degree changes.
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An inclinometer or clinometer is an instrument used for measuring angles of slope (or tilt), elevation, or depression of an object with respect to gravity's direction. It is also known as a tilt indicator, tilt sensor, tilt meter, slope alert, slope...
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A forester uses a clinometer by measuring straight-line distance D from observation point O to object and then using the instrument to measure angle a between O and object's top. Similarly, they measure angle b between O and object's bottom. ...Adding...
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I created this because we're learning about Trigonometric Functions in Right Triangles, and our project requires us to use the formulas we've learned with a clinometer to find the exact height of an unknown object. Scale up 19x before printing. From...
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Measure Angles Based on Your Point of View. To accomplish this, print out a small protractor - one with sights that need to be aligned - and stick it to your object's side. Use It Like This: 1. Take a look at something interesting. 2. Line up the...
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A portable inclinometer is designed to assist in measuring the precise angle of an item positioned at a considerable distance away.
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I created it because we're learning about Trigonometric Functions in Right Triangles and our project requires us to use the formulas with a clinometer to find the height of an unknown object. Scale up 17 times before printing. From Wikipedia: A...
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Note: The complete model of this artifact is named "Clinometer - Clinomètre.stl" and is meant to be viewed in a virtual environment using computer software. To construct your own clinometer, please download the individual pieces (Body - Corps.stl,...
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Early surveyors, explorers, and scientists relied on clinometers to swiftly gauge the incline and height of any encountered object. Though not as widely used today, these instruments remain a valuable tool. ...In this activity, students will learn to...
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... across. ...Although not as widely used today, these instruments remain a valuable asset. In this hands-on activity, students will gain practical experience using a clinometer to accurately determine the height of everyday objects in their surroundings!
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The opening in the "straw" needs to be adjusted according to various protractors that can be purchased at local stores. The current version is specifically designed for 1 mm thick protractors. If you have a protractor with varying thickness, kindly...