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• This balancing is latitude-dependent; see Compass balancing ( magnetic dip ).
• Norman demonstrated magnetic dip by creating a compass needle that pivoted on a horizontal axis.
• A second limitation is magnetic dip.
• When in steady straight and level flight the effect of magnetic dip is of no concern.
• Norwood is also credited with the discovery of magnetic dip 59 years earlier, in 1576.
• For 1930 the specification included " Biflex " magnetic dip and switch headlights and wire wheels.
• Magnetic dip is caused by the downward pull of the magnetic poles and is greatest near the poles themselves.
• Compass needles are often weighted during manufacture to compensate for magnetic dip, so that they will balance roughly horizontally.
• In 1856 he began at Kew a series of monthly determinations of magnetic field intensity and magnetic dip with instruments provided by Edward Sabine.
• More importantly, it included Norman's discovery of magnetic dip, the incline at an angle from the horizon by a compass needle.
• He is known mainly for his work on the temperature of the earth and his construction of a compass to measure magnetic dip at sea.
• The greatest currents and voltages were obtained when the difference in depth was such that a line joining the two electrodes was in the direction of the magnetic dip, or magnetic inclination.
• Because of magnetic dip the compass will show a false turn towards the north if in the northern hemisphere or vice versa a false turn towards the south if in the southern hemisphere.
• The characteristic signature of the EEJ is a sharp negative V-shaped curve in the \ Delta H field, attaining its minimum within 0.5?of the magnetic dip equator.
• The Earth's North and South Magnetic Poles are also known as "'Magnetic Dip Poles "', with reference to the vertical " dip " of the magnetic field lines at those points.
• Magnetic declination should not be confused with "'magnetic inclination "', also known as magnetic dip, which is the angle that the Earth's magnetic field lines make with the downward side of the horizontal plane.
• The back of the 200 kroner note shows a map of the north polar regions including Scandinavia to the right and northern Canada to the left . A ring encircling the magnetic dip pole ( located near Resolute, Canada ) symbolizes the location of auroral phenomena including the satellite-determined statistical location of Birkeland currents.