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On 27 Sep 2005 07:24:01 -0700, "~^ beancounter ~^"
wrote: Bill...that's interesting...what is the control like, just a simple knob or small wheel??....Do you use the trim tab while under sail, or primarly under power?? The trim tab has its own miniature tiller. And the mini-tiller can be fixed to a nut running on a threaded rod that runs athwartships. The threaded rod can be rotated, so the angle of the mini-tiller and hence the trim tab can be set finely. Under power, the angle of the trim tab can be set to balance the prop walk. Under sail or when motor-sailing, the mini-tiller becomes a self-steering machine after being released from the nut so it can be driven by either a tiller-pilot or a wind vane - see the manufacturer's website at http://www.freehandsteering.com Cheers |
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thanx for the info & url Bill...
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