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An inclinometer, also known as a clinometer or tilt meter, is an instrument for measuring angles of inclination.
They measure the pitch and roll of a vehicle while driving off-road.
One inclinometer is mounted on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, measures side-to-side tilt angle.
A second is mounted on the side pillar above the passenger seat belt anchor, shows angle of climb or down grade.
The clinos are made by Sun Company, Inc.
and are the Lev-o-gage model. They have has been manufacturing inclinometers since 1971.
The markings are engraved and paint-filled, not screen printed. This makes for long life and easy readability.
Here are some specs...
Range: -45 to +45 degrees
Rugged liquid-damped borosilicate glass tube assembly
High visibility Saturn yellow tube
Black indicator ball for easy reading
Numerals are engraved and paint filled for long life and readability
3M-brand VHB ("Very High Bond") adhesive adheres to most materials
Tolerance: ±1.8 degrees under optimal conditions
3.55"W x 1.65"H x .40"D (9.0cm x 4.2 x 1.0)
Weighs 0.8 oz (23g)
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