1
/
of
1
RITCHIE
Ritchie X-21WW Dash Mount Compass
Ritchie X-21WW Dash Mount Compass
Regular price
$35.99 CAD
Regular price
Sale price
$35.99 CAD
Unit price
/
per
Couldn't load pickup availability
RitchieSport Dash Mount compasses fit a 2´´ instrument hole. Ideal for personal watercraft, runabouts, ski boats or small sport boats.
> 2´´ (5.08 cm) Direct Reading Dial
> Easily Installed, Fits Standard 2 1/16´´ (5.50 cm) Instrument Hole
> View Adusts up to 30 degrees
> Scientifically Matched Sapphire Jewel & Hardened Steel Pivot Dial Movement
> Exclusive Built-in Green NiteVu Lighting
> High Temperature Composite Construction for Extended Operating Range
> DirectiveForce Magnets
> Dial: White
> Exclusive 5-Year Ritchie Warranty
(Zone 1)
All Magnetic Compasses are vulnerable to magnetic interference, which will produce errors, called deviation. It is the Owner/Operator and/or Helmsman's responsibility to make sure the compass is properly installed and compensated. Compensation is the act of correcting for deviation. Magnets (speakers, microphones etc.), ferrous metals (steel, iron, etc.) and current carrying devices are common causes of deviation. It is important to understand that magnetic compasses point toward Magnetic North. There is a difference between Magnetic North and True North, and that difference is called variation. Variation differs depending on your geographical location and can be determined by referring to a local chart.
PRODUCT NUMBER: FO-3229
> 2´´ (5.08 cm) Direct Reading Dial
> Easily Installed, Fits Standard 2 1/16´´ (5.50 cm) Instrument Hole
> View Adusts up to 30 degrees
> Scientifically Matched Sapphire Jewel & Hardened Steel Pivot Dial Movement
> Exclusive Built-in Green NiteVu Lighting
> High Temperature Composite Construction for Extended Operating Range
> DirectiveForce Magnets
> Dial: White
> Exclusive 5-Year Ritchie Warranty
(Zone 1)
All Magnetic Compasses are vulnerable to magnetic interference, which will produce errors, called deviation. It is the Owner/Operator and/or Helmsman's responsibility to make sure the compass is properly installed and compensated. Compensation is the act of correcting for deviation. Magnets (speakers, microphones etc.), ferrous metals (steel, iron, etc.) and current carrying devices are common causes of deviation. It is important to understand that magnetic compasses point toward Magnetic North. There is a difference between Magnetic North and True North, and that difference is called variation. Variation differs depending on your geographical location and can be determined by referring to a local chart.
PRODUCT NUMBER: FO-3229
Share
