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![]() "Chuck Gould" wrote in ups.com: http://tinyurl.com/n3pby Thrusters are handy. When I first got the Navigator (which has both bow and stern thrusters) I retained the services of a tug boat captain to help me sharpen my boat handling skills. He laughed at the thrusters and proceeded to teach me how to move the boat sideways in either direction without moving forward or backward. He had me practice for about 30 minutes using opposite rudder settings with careful engine throttle and transmission settings. Takes some practice, especially in wind or current. The technique came in handy later that season when the thruster power switch failed on the trip to Florida. Eisboch |
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