Opie91

Hi Opie,

I'm also currently working on implementing a chain counter for my windlass using an ESP8266 and Node Red via MQTT. If I PM you, would you also be able to send me the details too? Thanks, Peter

Hi
Yes Im using ESPEasy also so a peek at your settings would be great.

Hi Opie
Just seen your post wrt ESP8266/NodeRed chain counter. I also use OpenPlotter/NodeRed/ESP8266 to monitor and control my boat systems and my next project was going to be a windlass chain counter so if you can share any more info on yours Id be very grateful. Particularly interested in how you differentiate UP & Down and how you translate pulses into chain length.
Thanks

Hello, I would like to know if you still have this item: Autohelm 4000 wheeldrive unit.

Thank you

Opie,

Some years ago, you indicated you were repowering your C&C34. Curious if you got the engine out of the boat without cutting the deck or companionway. Appreciate your insights. Cheers, Fred

Opie, thanks for the ATN Tacker. Priced it fairly, it arrived promptly and exactly in the condition you specified. One happy sailor.... now if the weather would just warm up...

No that is okay. Will continue to look for someone with a C&C33/34 who has a tiller so that I can get a better idea of how the tiller looks and were they put the controls.
Thanks again.

Yes it does, and it should be easy to change. I was trying to find out what the tiller head and tiller looked like and were they put the engine and transmission controls.

Yes it did come with a wheel. However, the traveller/main sheet is up by the companionway and hard to get to while single handed sailing. Also, have been sailing with a tiller for the last fifteen years and miss the feel and response you get with a tiller. I know the boat was designed with a tiller but can't seem to find anyone who has one. Have tried cncphotoalbum but can't find much info on the tiller. That is why I am trying to contact anyone that has changed from wheel to tiller.

I have a C&C 33 Mk1 with wheel steering and was planning on changing back to tiller steering. Any tips?