CD 36. below deck auto pilot
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CD 36. below deck auto pilot
I'm curious as to what type of below deck auto pilots sailors with a 36 are using. I plan on putting one below deck but there doesn't look like there's enough room to fit one down there.
I was looking at a raymarine with the linear drive.
I was looking at a raymarine with the linear drive.
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
I see that this is not a popular subject.
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
Be patient. Not everyone monitors this Board daily. The right person with the right advice will respond. This is not like your typical social media, although we are quite social.
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
Check out this old thread:
http://www.capedory.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=36046
http://www.capedory.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=36046
Rich Abato
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Previous Owner Of CD36 Mahalo #163
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Nordic Tug 34 Tanuki
Previous Owner Of CD36 Mahalo #163
Southern Maine
http://www.sailmahalo.com
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
Thank you very much. That is exactly what I was looking for. I was guessing that a whole would have to be cut somewhere to fit it in.bottomscraper wrote:Check out this old thread:
http://www.capedory.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=36046
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
Chad,
I just completed a Raymarine install on my CD36; linear drive (Type 1),ACU-200 control unit, EV sensor core, p70 Control head and rudder sensor. Linear drive unit is installed on port side. The set up also requires an additional tiller arm attached to the rudder post which is available from Edson. ACU-200 is installed in port lazarette on the forward bulkead. The p70 control head and ACU-200 are connected with Seatalk-ng, and can be attached to the Seatalk-ng backbone if appropriate. I had an older version of this system on a previous Cape Dory with no problems ever. If you have any questions regarding installation, just let me know.
Jeff
I just completed a Raymarine install on my CD36; linear drive (Type 1),ACU-200 control unit, EV sensor core, p70 Control head and rudder sensor. Linear drive unit is installed on port side. The set up also requires an additional tiller arm attached to the rudder post which is available from Edson. ACU-200 is installed in port lazarette on the forward bulkead. The p70 control head and ACU-200 are connected with Seatalk-ng, and can be attached to the Seatalk-ng backbone if appropriate. I had an older version of this system on a previous Cape Dory with no problems ever. If you have any questions regarding installation, just let me know.
Jeff
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Re: CD 36. below deck auto pilot
Thank you for you response. I will most likely contact you when it comes time to perform the install. She's still at Atlantic Yacht Basin right now getting some work done that I felt was above my skill level and I wanted to make sure that it was done correctly.Jeff Barnes wrote:Chad,
I just completed a Raymarine install on my CD36; linear drive (Type 1),ACU-200 control unit, EV sensor core, p70 Control head and rudder sensor. Linear drive unit is installed on port side. The set up also requires an additional tiller arm attached to the rudder post which is available from Edson. ACU-200 is installed in port lazarette on the forward bulkead. The p70 control head and ACU-200 are connected with Seatalk-ng, and can be attached to the Seatalk-ng backbone if appropriate. I had an older version of this system on a previous Cape Dory with no problems ever. If you have any questions regarding installation, just let me know.
Jeff
Chad