Coghlan's Signal Mirror

Heliography is the use of the sun’s light to transmit messages dating back to ancient Greek & Roman times. This mirror is made of ¼” laminated glass, and instructions are printed on the back. The sighting hole features a special reflectorized screen that directs a beam of sunlight onto the target. Reflect sunlight from mirror onto a nearby surface (raft, hand etc.) Slowly bring mirror up to eye level and look through sighting hole. You will see a bright spot: this is the aim indicator. Hold mirror close to the eye and slowly turn and manipulate it so that the bright light spot is on the target. Even if no potential rescuers are in sight, continue sweeping the horizon or other possible rescuer locations, as mirror flashes can be seen for distances up to 20 miles.

• Authentic glass signal mirror by the original Vector 1. Accept no substitutes!
• Glass fully laminated internally so this product is more shatter resistant and waterproof
• Lanyard hole is polished, so no grommet (which can rust), and this is how you can tell a Vector from a fake.
• Instructions on the backside of the mirror
• Japanese Optics