This unit has never been used, in box with separate remote control unit also never used. Selling my Pearson 36 and will not be able to use on new boat.
I'm under the impression that the WP30 does not have the rudder angle sensor, that requires installation on the quadrant, of the WP32, right? This is good for me: my boat would require a custom solution because of space limitations, and I'd rather have the simple install than the slightly increased performance. Can you confirm the absence of the sensor on this model? My quick web searches are inconclusive.
I want to pay $700 out-of-pocket (shipping & insurance are on you).
If the answers are "Right: no rudder sensor," and "Agreeable," I can send a cashier's check this week.
Jeff
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I don't know anything about a rudder angle sensor. The WP-30 connects directly to the wheel. I'll take the $700 and split the shipping and insurance costs. Monday I'll take a couple of photos and email them to you. Check your PM, I sent you an email there also.
I sent you an agreeable PM @ 2pm PST Monday. Awaiting the pics.
Jeff
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Did you sell your WP30? I'd buy it and come pick it up.
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Originally Posted by Sonny
I don't know anything about a rudder angle sensor. The WP-30 connects directly to the wheel. I'll take the $700 and split the shipping and insurance costs. Monday I'll take a couple of photos and email them to you. Check your PM, I sent you an email there also.
Have you sold your WP30 yet? If not, I'd be interested.
I bought Sonny's wheel pilot several weeks ago. This thread can be closed.
Fair Winds,
Jeff
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