Looking for Compass + my modified Loupan compass with a brass compass

[myfs_99074]

Dear all,

Can anyone advise me where to get good and cheaper Compass for Feng Shui purpose in Singapore ?

Causethe brand "Suunto" is quite expensive.

Thanks in advance.

[Robert Lee]

 

Dear Jason,

 

 

Jason Nah wrote:
Can anyone advise me where to get good and cheaper Compass for Feng Shui purpose in Singapore ?

 

 

Why not try some of the shop selling sports or mountain tracking equipments. There are still lots of other brands no need to get Suunto. Generally, as long as the compass is fairly bignot the small size compass (iegreater than 50 cents coin and not 20 centscoin type). Should be ok. Better ones, tend to be enclosed insome anti-magnetic casing which helps to reduce magnetic influence.So far most of the compass used for trekking should be fine.

 

 

The only thing is just make sure you take a reading away from your home or building structure and compare it to one taking at the building structure. Generally, if there is a deviation, mark how many degress it deviates and subtract it when you are applying your reading. This is because most of the houses tend to have strong structure which affects your compass. Otherwise, any reasonable compass should do the job.

 

 

Hope that helps.

 

 

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

 

[Cecil Lee]

My personally modified Loupan compass

This is my personally modified Loupan compass, which I purchased for just $20 at a local antique shop many years ago. There was a larger version available for around $40, but I opted for the more compact size, which is easier to handle during Feng Shui assessments.

What makes this compass special is its inner core - a brass-covered mechanism designed to shield the needle from external magnetic interference such as reinforced steel columns, wire mesh in concrete flooring, or nearby metallic objects. This added layer of protection helps ensure more reliable and consistent readings, even in challenging environments where conventional compasses might be affected.

Having a brass-shielded compass is particularly valuable for Feng Shui practice, as it allows for greater accuracy. With this modification, I can confidently take readings indoors or near structural elements without worrying as much about magnetic distortion. It’s a simple but substantial upgrade for anyone serious about achieving precise compass measurements in their Feng Shui work.

This compass is fully encased in a thick layer of brass, providing comprehensive protection against magnetic interference from all directions—including the base and the full 360-degree perimeter. This design ensures more stable and accurate readings, especially in environments where magnetic distortion from nearby materials, such as steel columns or wire mesh in concrete, can be a concern.

To further enhance its usability, I've added red markings as personalized guides to make alignment and reference points clearer during readings. These custom indicators help me quickly identify key directions and improve the overall precision of my Feng Shui assessments.

The confidence in taking readings from heavily reinforced structures is well-founded, especially with the brass-encased Loupan compass. That thick brass casing acts as a reliable shield against the kinds of magnetic interference common in industrial buildings and commercial towers, with their dense steel columns and mesh. It's a significant advantage for achieving accurate Feng Shui measurements, even in environments that would typically pose a challenge to regular compasses.

It's also impressive that the larger brass compass has held up so well over the years. The base protractor, remaining in excellent condition and still easy to read despite turning yellow, is a testament to the durability and lasting quality of the instrument. That kind of longevity is invaluable for practitioners who need reliable tools in various field conditions.

With these instruments, one can continue the assessments with confidence, knowing that environmental interference is minimized and your readings are trustworthy—no matter how challenging the surroundings.

The reliance on this compass, especially in large complexes for MNC clients and banks with extensive and thick structural beams, is completely justified. The robust brass casing effectively shields the needle from magnetic interference, making it a highly dependable tool even in environments where standard compasses might be compromised by reinforced steel or structural elements.

Those red guide markings you added also offer quick reference points, which can be particularly useful when conducting multiple assessments in expansive office layouts or industrial settings. This combination of customization and protection has enabled me to carry out Feng Shui assessments with a high degree of confidence and accuracy, no matter how challenging the structural environment.

My experience demonstrates the importance of having a reliable, well-adapted compass for professional consulting in modern, heavily reinforced buildings, where precision is non-negotiable.

[Cecil Lee]

This is a great addition! The inclusion of an ebook with practical tips makes this Feng Shui starter kit especially useful for beginners and enthusiasts, regardless of which type of compass is being used.

With the right knowledge and careful procedure, any compass—whether specialized, ordinary, or in a smartphone—can provide reliable Feng Shui orientation. 

 

[Cecil Lee]

Geomancy.net : The world’s oldest verifiable Feng Shui Forum.

Where the science and art of Feng Shui are in harmony. 

[Cecil Lee]

More resources on this topic.. And a look at my aged brass compass that I had used for many many years...