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Compass lost fluid
Any suggestions for replacing some liquid in my Ritche Helmsman compass. I
opened the wrong screws and let some leak out. It may contain a light oil or glycerin. Is there a filler port on these compasses? Any suggestions would be welcome. I would rather not send it back to Ritche as the compass may get damaged in shipment and bringing it to a repair place can tie it up for a while. Sherwin D. |
Compass lost fluid
"sherwindu" wrote in message ... Any suggestions for replacing some liquid in my Ritche Helmsman compass. I opened the wrong screws and let some leak out. It may contain a light oil or glycerin. Is there a filler port on these compasses? Any suggestions would be welcome. I would rather not send it back to Ritche as the compass may get damaged in shipment and bringing it to a repair place can tie it up for a while. Sherwin D. This may help you: http://www.classicmako.com/forum/top...?TOPIC_ID=4724 |
Compass lost fluid
Kerosene or clear lamp oil.
JR sherwindu wrote: Any suggestions for replacing some liquid in my Ritche Helmsman compass. I opened the wrong screws and let some leak out. It may contain a light oil or glycerin. Is there a filler port on these compasses? Any suggestions would be welcome. I would rather not send it back to Ritche as the compass may get damaged in shipment and bringing it to a repair place can tie it up for a while. Sherwin D. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
Compass lost fluid
"JR North" wrote in message .. . Kerosene or clear lamp oil. JR sherwindu wrote: Any suggestions for replacing some liquid in my Ritche Helmsman compass. I opened the wrong screws and let some leak out. It may contain a light oil or glycerin. Is there a filler port on these compasses? Any suggestions would be welcome. I would rather not send it back to Ritche as the compass may get damaged in shipment and bringing it to a repair place can tie it up for a while. Sherwin D. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth From what I have read that is absolutely not the correct fluid to use. |
Compass lost fluid
"JimH" wrote
From what I have read that is absolutely not the correct fluid to use. What sort of liquid would you put in a whiskey compass? |
Compass lost fluid
That's funny, because that's exactly what my Ritchi compass was filled
with. So, did the items you read which apparently stated that it was 'aboulutey not the correct fluid' state what WAS correct, or were they just more baseless and factless opinions, like yours? JR JimH wrote: "JR North" wrote in message .. . Kerosene or clear lamp oil. JR sherwindu wrote: Any suggestions for replacing some liquid in my Ritche Helmsman compass. I opened the wrong screws and let some leak out. It may contain a light oil or glycerin. Is there a filler port on these compasses? Any suggestions would be welcome. I would rather not send it back to Ritche as the compass may get damaged in shipment and bringing it to a repair place can tie it up for a while. Sherwin D. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth From what I have read that is absolutely not the correct fluid to use. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
Compass lost fluid
"JR North" wrote in message ... That's funny, because that's exactly what my Ritchi compass was filled with. So, did the items you read which apparently stated that it was 'aboulutey not the correct fluid' state what WAS correct, or were they just more baseless and factless opinions, like yours? JR What is it about 'odorless mineral spirits' that you do not understand? |
Compass lost fluid
On Jun 25, 7:46 am, "JimH" ask wrote:
"JR North" wrote in message ... That's funny, because that's exactly what my Ritchi compass was filled with. So, did the items you read which apparently stated that it was 'aboulutey not the correct fluid' state what WAS correct, or were they just more baseless and factless opinions, like yours? JR What is it about 'odorless mineral spirits' that you do not understand? Mineral spirits are the correct fluid; I refilled mine recently with it. Go to Ritchie's website, I found detailed instructions on how to refill a compass there. |
Compass lost fluid
Uh, the fact you didn't cite it in your devoid-of-information reply?
Whadudo, google it up real quick ATF to cover your ass? JR JimH wrote: "JR North" wrote in message ... That's funny, because that's exactly what my Ritchi compass was filled with. So, did the items you read which apparently stated that it was 'aboulutey not the correct fluid' state what WAS correct, or were they just more baseless and factless opinions, like yours? JR What is it about 'odorless mineral spirits' that you do not understand? -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
Compass lost fluid
"JR North" wrote in message ... Uh, the fact you didn't cite it in your devoid-of-information reply? Whadudo, google it up real quick ATF to cover your ass? JR JimH wrote: "JR North" wrote in message ... That's funny, because that's exactly what my Ritchi compass was filled with. So, did the items you read which apparently stated that it was 'aboulutey not the correct fluid' state what WAS correct, or were they just more baseless and factless opinions, like yours? JR What is it about 'odorless mineral spirits' that you do not understand? Your assignment for tonight: Read the thread again, this time slowly. Better yet, have your Dad read it to you as he can explain the big 5 letter words to you. Please make sure you open the link I provided and have him read that to you also. Maybe then you will understand. Jeesh. PS. Tomorrow's assignment is write a 300 word essay on why one should not top post when posting in newsgroups. |
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