Ritchie Navigation Accessory
Compass Mounts and Adapters
Mounting accessories for Ritchie compasses, including no-drill tie-down mounts, Weathershield binnacle mounts and retrofit adapter rings.
Description
Ritchie offers mounting accessories that let its compasses be fitted without drilling or retrofitted into existing holes.
Key features
- SportAbout Tie Down (X-TD) and Kayaker Tie Down (K-TD.2): no-drill mounts with a flexible pad and foam ring that conform to the deck, attached with bungee cord and clips, for the X-11Y and XP-99
- Weathershield Binnacle Mounts (WS-P): for Navigator and 5″ Globemaster binnacle models, 7 1/16″ (180 mm) outside diameter
- Venture Bulkhead Mount Adapter (BK-34-AP): retrofits existing HV-76 and HV-77 installations for the SR-2 or SS-PR2
- Helmsman Adapters (H-ABLK, H-AWHT): retrofit 4 1/4 to 5 inch holes for the HF-742, HF-743 and SS-1002
Applications
Installing and replacing Ritchie compasses on kayaks, small boats and binnacles.
Specifications
| WS-P outside diameter | 7 1/16″ (180 mm) |
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