Danforth C373 Steelboat Corsair Ii Compass on 2040-parts.com
Metairie, Louisiana, United States
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The Steelboat Corsair II is a 3 1/2 " spherical compass specially designed for steel hulled boats. With double internal gimballing, the Steelboat has complete freedom inn the fore an daft and thwartship directions. This permits high angles of pitch and roll, helping to stabilize the card on an active boat. Hi-speed compass fluid provides additional dampening of the card making the compass able to operate in conditions of higher vibration caused by engines or pounding in sea.
The Steelboat compass card has large white numerals and letters making the compass easy to read at a distance. The contrasting yellow lubber line also aids the excellent readability of he card. Navy red lighting (12 volt DC), full corrector system, and bracket with soft iron globes are included with compass. Installation of the Steelboat Corsair II is simple, but should always be done carefully in order not to "build in" a error into the compass installation. |
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