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Then speed. I have a friend with too many turns lock to lock. 
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It takes very little force because of the high mechanical advantage, but his WP won't work with it. A faster underdeck would help, but it would be silly to be turning the revolutions that are required. My friend knows the boat and odd steering and has no problem sailing it.
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- registering a dinghy
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- I'll be interested in how it works Tom.
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- Wheel pilot ratings.
- How much force to turn the wheel??
- Yes, I agree with that roverhi; however,
- Then speed. I have a friend with too many turns lock to lock.
- I don't think that weight of the boat is really not a good measure.
- How much force to turn the wheel??
- Wheel pilot ratings.
- The XP-5 unit is not rated for my boat
- I'll be interested in how it works Tom.
- registering a dinghy