Stuff that works—Self-steering

 

Simrad Autopilot

www.simrad-yachting.com

For a short handed crew, a reliable autopilot is one of the most important pieces of gear on the boat. After some initial teething problems (see Gear failures & fixes) our Simrad autopilot has steered us some 45,000 miles with no problems. Great gear!

 

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Last edited on Thursday May 01, 2008

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