Ritchienavigation V-537 Explorer Bulkhead Mount - Black - Trotac Marine
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    Ritchienavigation V-537 Explorer Bulkhead Mount - Black

    SKU:
    RITV-537
    Ritchienavigation V-537 Explorer Bulkhead Mount - Black
    $224.95
    The Explorer is Ritchies most popular series of compass.This bulkhead mount model is ideal for powerboat instrument panels or center consoles.The V-537 Series is adjustable, and can be mounted on dashboards, or other sufaces. View full description

    Explorer Bulkhead Compass Features

    • Viewing is adjustable to 30 / Heel angle to 25
    • Easily Installed w/4 mounting screws provided, Fits 3″ (762 mm) Mounting Hole.
    • Click here to view a template of the mounting hole (NOTE: Be sure you print the template to actual size).
      • Replacement Mounting Gasket
    • Built-in Compensators to Easily Adjust for Deviation
    • 12V Night Illumination
    • 100% Repairable
    • Exclusive 5-Year Ritchie Warranty
    Brand:
    Ritchie

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