
Azimar™ boat compass
A compass made for the helm
5-degree dial
Checking your heading in chop needs a card you can read at a glance. The pivoting card is marked in 5-degree steps, so you can see your course quickly while the boat moves.
Slotted bracket mount
Helm layouts differ from boat to boat. The slotted bracket fixes to a windshield or console, and you can tilt the compass to the angle that suits your eyes before locking it.

Built-in compensators
Engines, wiring and electronics can pull a compass off its reading. Adjustable compensators let you correct for magnetic interference from the gear on your own boat.
Composite housing
A compass at the helm sees spray, rain and salt air. The housing is made from heavy-duty marine-grade composites, so the unit is made for use on the water.
Frequently Asked Questions

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Phone maps can drop out and electronics can drift, so skippers of small powered boats still want a plain heading reference at the helm. A boat compass provides it, and Azimar uses a pivoting card marked in 5-degree steps.
Engines, wiring and electronics can pull a marine compass off true. Built-in compensators let the owner adjust for that interference so the reading matches the real heading. A slotted bracket fixes to a windshield or console, making it a flexible boat compass dash mount, and the dial tilts to a chosen angle before locking.
After dark, the 12V LED lights the dial, so this boat compass with light stays readable at dusk. By day, a tilting sun visor shades the card from glare. The housing is marine-grade composite made for salt spray and rain, and a boat compass with sun visor suits black or white dashboards.




