怎样在野外分辨方向（How to distinguish directions in the field）.docVIP

怎样在野外分辨方向（How to distinguish directions in the field） - Watches - (prerequisite: it must be a pointer watch. The watch is in line with the local time.) Method 1: 12 refers to the North law: Time is counted in 24 hours. Divide the current time by 2, and the clockwise position of the time to the sun, then the point at the 12 point of the dial is the north. For example, the current time is 16, and the result is 8. At the 8 hour, the position of the hour hand, that is, the 8 on the dial, is pointing at the sun. Then the 12 point is the north. I havent been able to find out if this method is common in the northern and southern hemisphere. Who knows? Methods: 2 (northern hemisphere): the direction clockwise at the sun, the angle between the twelve point scale and clockwise direction on the line is just south of. (because China is located in the northern hemisphere, people are basically Chinese, so this should be more common, unless you are a foreigner, ha ha) (southern hemisphere) aligning the twelve point scale with the sun, The angle between the twelve point scale and clockwise direction on the line is just south of Methods: 3 sticks and table combination: This is the last resort of the watch, will stick in the vertical rotating watch watch central, the shadow and the clockwise coincidence stick, and 12 degrees between the clockwise moment bisector is north! Shadow clock method - Basic condition: a small stick with a straight root can see the sun Method 1: in the immediate bright day, looking for a flat, put on a vertical stick, which is perpendicular to the ground, to find out the projection position at the club, marked with small stones in the vertex (vertex a), 15 minutes after the new projection to locate the stick, between two points the connection will give you something direction --- first mark the point (the vertex a) is west, looking for a stick with the line perpendicular to the south is pointing to the sun! The higher the bar, the thinner, the more vertical t