Signal Mirrors

• Second-surface reflective mirror (Made by a Telescope Optics Manufacturer) provides a sharp focused flash.
• A reticule with a red dot appears on the target to assist you with alignment. (target image, mirror and sun). With a little practice you will be an expert.
• Includes a lanyard for securing to your person or craft and a Nylon TacSoft lined Carry pouch.
• Made of light weight composite material. Not breakable glass.
• Visible over 40 miles.

Micro:

Dimensions: 2" x 1.5" x .2"
Weight: .5 oz
Instructions printed on back.

Compact:

This compact mirror measures 3" x 2"
Weight: 1.2 oz
Instructions printed on back.

Large: 

Dimensions: 5" x 3" x .25"
Weight: 3 oz
Instructions printed on back.

The technique for using a signal mirror is simple:

1. Use the signal mirror to reflect sunlight on to a nearby surface.
2. Slowly raise the mirror up to your eye, while making sure that the reflective surface is not blocked in anyway. Be careful where you place your fingers.
3. Tilt the mirror up toward the sun, until you see a small bead of light.
4. Move the light toward your intended target (a plane or search and rescue teams) and wiggle the mirror. Always keep the bead of light in view.
5. The main idea is to move it around so you get a flashing strobe light effect.