Artificial training horizon

• ‌Not suitable for navigation
• For training purposes
• Suitable for all sextants
• Easy to attach

This artificial training horizon enables observations with the sextant on a non-visible horizon or on land.

It is not a navigation device.

The artificial training horizon is placed on the sextant in place of the normal telescope. On the right-hand side, you look over the sextant mirror to the star and a horizontal line.

For observation, the user holds the sextant vertically as usual. A dragonfly bubble must lie next to a horizontal line. The star is also centred on the horizontal line. For solar observations, it is the lower edge.