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I have the instructions, and have done the seatrial, the deviation result was 3. I have been happy with the results since. I had settled on a response level of 5 out of 9 (the gyro changes the range from 1-3, to 1-9), but did not try in the middle of my a-spinnaker troubles yesterday. Besed on this feedback, I will read up on Rudder Gain, and be ready to change that and Response next time this occurs. Dan Bill Kearney wrote: I would experiment with the Rudder Gain and Response settings. You probably need to increase the Reponse level. Yes, those would certainly affect it. Do you have the installation manual for the autopilot? It details how to set these values during the Sea Trial Calibration. I did just the same thing last week for our S1 equipped powerboat. -Bill Kearney |
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