Ritchie Navigator Compass Fn-201 on 2040-parts.com
New Castle, Delaware, United States
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Ritchie Navigator FN-201 Compass removed from a 30' Grady White boat. The compass does work and the light works also but the plastic lens is cloudy. The dampening seems to be worn out a little too but it will find direction just fine. Ritchie will rebuild this compass if you send it in to them for service. New this compass runs about $250 so this is a bargain even if you get it rebuilt. Sold as is with no reserve! Features:
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