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I've had both the AH4000 wheel and this AH3000 tiller pilot apart and there
is no digital drive. Just a simple little 'weenie' motor and a set of plastic reduction drive gears. (BTW the more recent, to 2000, Autohelm/Ratheon APs still continued to use the same drive motors as the old British Nautic and AH units. I can put a meter on the motor leads from the control head and note the switch of polarity from port to stbd. The high freq. you maybe refering to could be from a pulse control to the motor but from the circuit diagram of the control head, I can't see this as 'digital'. You can download and look at the ciruit diagram on my web site.. http://hood.hctc.com/~esteve/private/manuals/ The document name is AHcontrol head CCT1.doc Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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Steve,
Assuming there is no ambiguity about the AP circuit. If you just need a relay you can buy a solid state one already designed and packaged with surge and arc circuitry built in. Google for electronic suppliers, they shouldn't be hard to find. Regards , Ron |
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