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COMPASSES AND COMPASS ACCESSORIES
Compass, selection should be based on the size Pedestal used and the type of sailing conditions under which the compass will be used.
For offshore cruising with long runs, a larger compass will help in steering a straighter course because of its better readability and steadier
performance. When used at night, larger cards are also easier to read. If all sailing is done during the daytime hours or in coastal or inland
waters where a compass is only occassionally used, a smaller compass is sufficient. Base the decision upon your requirements. If at a later
date, a larger compass is required, the Fig 758 Compass Riser Extendercan be used to adapt that compass to any Edson Pedestal. All 5"and 6"
compasses come complete with cylinders and domes as illustrated be low and are available either from Edson or your local marine supply
store. The new Fig 856 Compass Adaptor also accepts a stainless steel dome. All compasses are equipped with a 5" lighted cards (12 volt DC)
and built in correctors. The compass light must be properly wired and should be checked for the correct polarity. If improperly wired an electrical
charge can be created within the pedestal causing the exterior coating to blister and peel.
Note: for new compass mndels and sizes see price page.
5'/z"
14cm
ed compass cylinder accommodates almost
any flush mount compass with a top flange
measuring up to 6%" in diameter. The cylinder
fits on any 7" diameter pedestal (Edson Fig 335
orother make) stands 5% "high, weight 1 lb.146k.
This adapter comes as standard equipment on
Edson's Fig 334 pedestals. Available in black
or white.
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COMPASS DOME FIG 861 A pollsned S.S.
------- dome with sliding door to cover the compass
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EDSON STEERING DATA SHEKS
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u If you own a stock boat, feel free to request a Data-Sheet on that boat, or if you are building or purchasing a custom boat, send us in a
construction drawing or good sketch, and we will send a complete proposal and Data-Sheet representing a similar installation. CAUTION:
Because most boats are subject to modifications during the course of production, we recommend checking your boat carefully on the loca-
tion of bulkheads, quarterberths, fill pipes, exhaust systems, tanks, etc.
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STEERING DATA SHEET TRITON (Fearson) S-163-i
I- Pig. 335
proper steering direction.
Y €&on Pcdcstol Sreerer
I- Pig. 6445 201' Stainless Srcel Desrroycr \\'heel
i- I/?-Fig. 63115 51s" Stainless Srccl Roller Chain
1- Fig. 6325 51s" Slasrer Links
2- Fig. 736 518" Clevis Adapter
I- Pig. i9B Condvit Slounling Piarc
I- Fig. k41 Dropped Conduir hlounring Pbte
2-7' -Pig. 79; Fuli-Full Conduit
2- Pig. 618 -'I \\'ire Take-up Eyer
4- Pig. M6A 112vI" Pedrswl Xlaunring Boirs
2-11'- Fig. 634 3/14 Stainless Steel Wire Rop
2- Pig. i30 3/16 Mico Press Fitrings
2- Pig. 634 3/14 \\'ire Rap Thimbles
4- F~E. 665 3/1V \\'ire Rop Clamp
Please check )i appropriate wwiog pges for ail p&swl
accessories much as yards. brakes. cables. and bmmenr
housings. These accessories arc all pre-drilled andare
easily installed.
Edscsn I STEERING DATA SHEET BAYFIE- 23 3-567-1
Box aver for Helm Seat
A screw-ilfr typ with a unirersili
IO R ~UCC the large rake of the
mdder past if often wed. Consult
the screw steerer pps in the
Ed~on caWiog for further dewiis.
1 - Fig. 347 Sire 2 Inboard
.A" = Approx Rudder 22" Rack or and to Pinion suit
Note: Conduit kn@s vary
with locntion of Pedenai.
1 - Fig. 6028 20" Bronze Spoke Wheel with Teak Handles
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4 - Fig. 646A 4x4' Pedestal Hounting Bolts
4 - Fig. 665 3/16' Wire Rope Clamps
-Pip. 330 or 335