Ritchie Venture Compass - Combi-dial With Flush Mount And 12v Green Night Light on 2040-parts.com
Essex, Maryland, United States
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Ritchie Venture Compass Combi-Dial With Flush Mount And 12V Green Night Light (Black, 3 3/4-Inch) *New in the box* · Ritchie's bulkhead mounting Venture compass (Sailboats only), will adjust up to 40 Degrees bulkhead angles. Includes an 45° clinometer. · 3 3/4" (94mm) Blue CombiDial. · Bulkhead mount, mounting in a 4 1/2" (113 mm) mounting hole. · Night lighting: 12V Green · 5 year warranty Fl *Flat rate shipping to lower 48. |
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