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Old 27-05-2009, 19:41   #16
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Hi,

My autopilot has a strange behavior...Let say, I put it in auto at 350deg and it run ok for periods of 10 to 20 minutes, and my mag compass (the bubble with oil in it!) says the same thing 350deg...then suddently the compass on my auto shift to 005deg !!! So it steers the boat to go back at 350deg, but now my real heading on the mag compass is now 335deg...

To resume, it shift back and forth by 15deg by period of 10 to 15 minutes.

For the record: I am traveling north on the ICW and I am currently anchored near the bridge in CocoaBeach for the night.

Sylvain
Just to let you know that I finaly discovered that the fridg motor make interference with the autopilot compass. So I will have to move it. Thanks for the leads.

Sylvain

ps: I just completed 1500 nm from Miami to Lake Champlain New-York...
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