What does the rotating lead degree window do?
598840
Yup, it's an optional manual indicator you can use to list whether you're using H, HB, or B lead.
598841
It simply provides a way to remember what hardness of lead is in the pencil. Useful if you are using more than one for drafting
598842
It doesn't 'do' anything, its apparently to indicate what type of lead is in the pencil (you rotate it to the appropriate type yourself). A useless feature, in my opinion, but does no harm. If I were a draftsman, I'm sure I would better appreciate its subtleties :)
598843
Nothing from what I can tell. Perhaps it's a way to remember what type of lead is in the pencil.
153314
No, it rotates max. 180 degrees. You can tell by looking at the wall mount bracketthat the motion of the mount would be limited by the wall it is mounted on.
1933159
It's used for sighting the course you intend to follow. As you turn the compass to the magnetic direction you want to go the sight wire shows you where that direction is in the distance or on the horizon. It gives you a more precise reading to follow.
1005301
Yes, it rotates around a bit. Maybe 150 degrees or so, My guess is it would depend on the installation a bit as to how much it rotates; how much lead wire there is, the gauge, that sort of stuff.
601825
It took me awhile to open the assembly and see PCB. If the blue ones are potentiometers, their adjustment won't affect rotation. The magnetic field does not exert angular acceleration on the levitating disc to cause it to slow, or reverse. Certainly the disc rotation can be stopped by letting it snap on the platform, but that won't require any adjustment :) Hence rotation is not adjusted by potentiometers on PCB.
2143518
Good question. It's pretty easy, just rotate the top part which houses the LED to the right.
1865745
It does have the leads labeled you will have to check rotation once you start. To change direction all you do is switch the leads
2080895
Yes. It turns vertically just chang the orientation setting via the control panel
1620832
Yes that is correct. Rotation direction is a switch mounted on the fan motor assembly.
590198
On the touch panel where the on off buttons are there is a circle with different symbols. The one at the 6 o'clock point is the one that initates rotation. Hope that helps.
1713024
It rotates by you turning the handle of the unit, but the "spout" stays fixed down. For $20 you can use it anytime you want to without hiring someone. let me add this....it's FUN to use to see what all will come out of the gutters! ha. I found a stash of peanuts hidden under leaves by a squirrel. I LOVE it!
394511
The bezel turns with positive clicks for every 3 degrees. This is not used for declination correction however. The bezel is designed for indicating a heading - you adjust the bezel so as to line up the N marking with the bezel marking, then the 12 o'clock position of the compass is your direction of travel.
484828
Install holder on to the drop pipe.then loosen knob slightly.At this point rotate the clear plastic portion of holder--It will click when rotating.Set to desired postion.
1797178
It's a static display, and is not giving you a dashboard view. You click it and it cycles though the metrics of measures. Otherwise it is giving you the current measure of what metric you have it on.
842445
On each side of the unit there is a button that needs to be depressed in order to lock or change the diagonal angle of the handle. By changing the diagonal angle of the handle after a few days of skimming will make the unit change its direction of operation. This should be done at least once a week for a more efficient cleaning.
2130581
The device is pretty straight forward. It essentially works like an egg timer so the degree per time would be fixed. The side has markings in 15 minute increments with a set degree for that time ie. 15min/90 degrees, 30min/180 degrees, 45min/270 degrees and 60min/360 degrees. You could go in between those markings but you would be guessing at that. Hope this helps.
2271214
Look here on Amazon, there are pre-made brackets that attach to the bolts on the fairhawse lead. Some flip up and down because they cover the lead, some don't cover the lead and therefore don't have to flip around. Be sure to get the one that you think you'll get more use out of.