I would guess that you probably have a Type 2 (up to 33,000 lbs displacement),
due to the fact that your course computer is a 300; if it was a Type 1, you’d
probably have the smaller 100 course computer. I just checked the manual for
the 100/300 systems — I love that Raymarine has the older man
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>
> Fred — can you get me the model number of the linear drive in your boat (I’m
> assuming it’s linear…)? Specs on the website show the displacement of the
, November 30, 2013 4:16 PM
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Fred - can you get me the model number of the linear drive in your boat (I'm
assuming it's linear.)? Specs on the website show the displacement of the
C&C44 at 20,000 lbs; the drive y
Fred — can you get me the model number of the linear drive in your boat (I’m
assuming it’s linear…)? Specs on the website show the displacement of the
C&C44 at 20,000 lbs; the drive you’ve got will determine whether you’ll need
the Raymarine ACU-200 or ACU-400 course computer. The Type 1 drive
repairs.
Thanks
Fred Hazzard
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Fred - if you're in a position to get a new autopilot c
Fred — if you’re in a position to get a new autopilot course computer, I’d
recommend it. The new ones from Raymarine are nice; I can price you one at my
cost, if you’d like. You’ll also need to get a new control head, as the older
ones don’t have the functionality to program the new course com
True statement.
Rich
> On Nov 29, 2013, at 12:27, Jim Watts wrote:
>
> I believe that any brain will drive your system, even non-Raymarine ones, and
> the new brain boxes are much smarter than the old ones. I'm sure the experts
> will chime in...Fred, Rich?
>
>
>> On 29 November 2013 08:25
I believe that any brain will drive your system, even non-Raymarine ones,
and the new brain boxes are much smarter than the old ones. I'm sure the
experts will chime in...Fred, Rich?
On 29 November 2013 08:25, Fred Hazzard wrote:
> One of the casualties on my recent cruise to Mexico is the brai
Fred. I have an Autohelm 6000 and it is still working fine. There are a
couple of spare connections which I suspect were for a hard wired remote. If
you come upon a source for older Autohelm equipment I'd appreciate hearing
too; having the remote would be handy.. Thanks
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