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Chris October 6th 04 12:13 PM

Outboards and Tillerpilots - compass interference?
 
How well shielded is your typical OB? I have a mid- 80s Mariner 9.8
two stroke, and will be adding a simrad TP10 this winter- how much
interference will the motor introduce? It'll be 2-3 feet from the
tillerpilot. I know that there's not a lot of ferrous material in the
OB, but I'm not sure how well they shield the ignition on those.
Anyone out there have experience?

Chrus

Wwj2110 October 6th 04 02:17 PM

Ive got an older navico thats mounted much closer to the motor than yours.I was
having problems with it this summer & thought it was rf interference from the
motor, but it turns out that my tillerpilot mount had moved & caused the
navico to be off level. Ive ran 60s vintage motors as well as solid state
ignition motors as close to 12 " away from the pilot with good results.


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