Long short. If the head has the controller in it, such as a ST4000, ST4000+,
ST6000 ...
when it starts acting up place a cloth over it and soak it in ice water for a
minute or so.
If the unit starts working normally you likely have a component overheating.
I have fixed two by noticing where th
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Thanks Ron
I am well aware of the limitations of the wheel pilot. But the PO did it a
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Recently my X5 autopilot has lost its way. It seems ok at first. Then begins
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Subject: Stus-List Raymarine Autopilot gone mad!
Recently my X5 autopilot has lost its way. It seems ok at first. Then begins
to over correct course changes and then goes down hill from there.
We are out on our first cruise of the year over the long US weekend. It
started actin
I seem to recall that the Raymarine autopilot has to be linearized when
first installed, but also if any of the instruments on the Seatalk buss are
changed. Linearization consists of turning two 360 degree slow turns
(about three to five minutes each). Your owner's manual has the steps to
take.
Start by checking the connection at the motor on wheel pilot on the wheel
On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 6:30 PM Gary Russell via CnC-List <
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> Tom,
> There information in your email isn't clear enough to offer a
> thoughtful diagnosis, but if you are considering a belo
Tom,
There information in your email isn't clear enough to offer a
thoughtful diagnosis, but if you are considering a below deck auto pilot,
I can offer the following advice.
I would suggest a wheel pilot is insufficient to handle a boat the
size of a 37+, so you should consider a below
Tom,
I have the same issue with my autopilot. According to Raymarine, this has
something to do with your rudder-over setting. They say if you adjust that and
test, it should correct.
I haven’t tried it yet, since we just launched last week, but will do so soon.
Not very pithy today. Stuck in
Recently my X5 autopilot has lost its way. It seems ok at first. Then begins
to over correct course changes and then goes down hill from there.
We are out on our first cruise of the year over the long US weekend. It
started acting up. Are starting the pilot seems to help. It oat for long
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