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Jack Erbes wrote:
Is that a cable steering system? I'm trying to remember if I've ever been on a boat where the autopilot movements feed back to the wheel. Must be that I have not been around an autopilot on anything but hydraulic steering systems. yes, there is an electrical servo-motor under the pedestal linked through a chain directly to the shaft of the helm wheel (there are two parallel chains inside the pedestal). The servo includes an electric clutch that engages/disengages the motor shaft to its sprocket wheel. When the clutch is powered the helm wheel is locked to the autopilot movement and its torque is quite high, believe me. Daniel |
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