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Raymarine Rudder Position Sensor
Does anybody know what's inside the Raymarine rudder position sensor for the
ST4000+ autopilot? Is it just a potentiometer with an analog output voltage? or a synchro? or something else? I don't think it could be a rotary encoder since it does not need zeroing. At $285 list it seems a tad expensive, and I'd like to try building my own. That's more than 1/3 of what I paid for the autopilot. If it is basically a pot, I'd buffer it with an op-amp with adjustable gain and offset. If the output is digital - forget it! |
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