Hello guys,
I am thinking of installing a tiller pilot
Internet searching has come up with three suitable units.
The Simrad TP10
The Raymarine ST1000 and ST2000.
I will not need an interface just a simple unit to keep her on course.
Anyone got any comments for or against?
Anyone got one for sale?
Thanks
Ian and Heather
Ladybird
Which Tiller Pilot?
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Simrad TP10
So I decided. I bought a Simrad TP10.
Just have to work out what brackets I need to fit it to a CC.
Looking forward to trying it out.
Just have to work out what brackets I need to fit it to a CC.
Looking forward to trying it out.
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Hi
I bought an ST2000 as the innards are better designed than the TP10 and ST1000. I have had no problem with it.
It uses a different mechanism to control the RAM and I decided that from an Engineering perspective it would be more reliable. I think it uses the same power as the others.
I bought it with the remote control so can sit at the bow steering the boat!
A bit of a gimmick but it was free with it at the boat show years ago. At the time it was £100 more than the ST1000 so was a bit of a no brainer.
Regards
Simon Head
I bought an ST2000 as the innards are better designed than the TP10 and ST1000. I have had no problem with it.
It uses a different mechanism to control the RAM and I decided that from an Engineering perspective it would be more reliable. I think it uses the same power as the others.
I bought it with the remote control so can sit at the bow steering the boat!
A bit of a gimmick but it was free with it at the boat show years ago. At the time it was £100 more than the ST1000 so was a bit of a no brainer.
Regards
Simon Head
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