[CA] [CA11] Hyraulic linear autopilot choice: Type 2 vs 3
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10-28-19, 06:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-29-19 09:25 AM by Chuck - Raymarine - Moderator.)
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[CA11] Hyraulic linear autopilot choice: Type 2 vs 3
Chuck,
You previously responded to me that we could install a Type 2. Boat is a Macintosh 47 sailboat, modified keel, 32K displacement per specs, 38K actual. We have a Raymarine 400 autopilot head, and an old hydraulic drive. The Type 3 is just a few hundred $$ more. Does it make sense to step up in size? Also, we have 29" of room to install, between the centerline, and a bulkhead that runs fore and aft. The Type 3 shows 27.15", plus the part of the mounting foot that extends past the pin (based on the downloaded install sheet). I think I'm ok, but does the end of the ram extend past the mounting foot (the end opposite of the tiller pin)? Or is it completely enclosed within the unit? We have just 5" more than the 29", beyond the bulkhead before we hit the hull. We only need 8" of throw, stop to stop. Thanks in advance, Bill Streep San Antonio, TX |
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[CA11] Hyraulic linear autopilot choice: Type 2 vs 3 - bstreep - 10-28-19 06:36 PM
RE: [CA11] Hyraulic linear autopilot choice: Type 2 vs 3 - Chuck - Raymarine - Moderator - 10-29-19, 09:49 AM
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