15T and Model 25 Ranger compasses, rebranded as the Nexus 15TDC/TDCLE and 25TDC/TDCLE (Nexus 225) Pro Elite. The 25TDCL and 25TDCLE Pro Elite aka Nexus Type 225 compasses remain, technologically speaking, the high-water mark of the Silva of Sweden 'Ranger' design. Another advanced Silva design sold by Brunton was the Model 54LU (Silva Expedition 54), a sophisticated prismatic baseplate compass marketed to foresters, surveyors, geologists, and SAR teams. Silva of Sweden in turn imported some Brunton designs to be marketed in Europe under the Voyager name. Brunton at this time began importing some of their compass line from Taiwan, including the Models 9030 Trailbuster, and the 9075 and 9077 lensatic compasses. In 1998, Brunton introduced its Eclipse™ range of imported liquid-filled baseplate compasses featuring low-profile vials, a magnified readout in 1-degree increments, and an unconventional, patented circle-over-circle magnetized disk in place of a traditional pointed needle, set into an extremely shallow liquid-filled capsule. The Eclipse compasses included the Model 8096 GPS, the Model 8097, and the Model 8099 Pro. Like older Brunton outdoor compasses, the Eclipse™ series used no-tools adjustable declination. Designed by Brunton, but imported from China, some owners of Eclipse™ compasses reported issues with air bubbles forming in the compass vials as well as parallax issues when using the sighting mechanism. The shallow capsule depth also limited the compass' ability to point accurately to north in varying magnetic zones. In 2000, Brunton introduced an electronic fluxgate compass called the Brunton Outback™. Imported from Taiwan, the Outback featured gimbal-mounted magnetic sensors which allowed the unit to be tilted up to 15 degrees while producing accurate readings. The Outback stored up to 10 bearings in its memory. A night navigation mode warned if the user was moving off-track with illuminated arrows. The Outback was eventually replaced by the Brunton Nomad™ electronic compass. After complaints about calibration and inaccurate bearings, the Nomad was discontinued in 2011. In 2009, Brunton stopped selling most Silva of Sweden products. The Nexus and Elite lines were discontinued, as well as the Brunton 54LU. Some Silva models, including the Brunton 15TDCL and Brunton 16DLU, were later sourced from a production facility in China. In 2011, Brunton discontinued the Models 8010G, 8020, 8040G, 9020G, and 9030 compasses. In 2012, Brunton introduced a new series of outdoor compasses called O.S.S.™ (Orbital Sighting System). Like the Eclipse series, the O.S.S.™ compasses featured double-thickness acrylic baseplates, a large liquid-filled capsule