Install Tiller Pilot from Simrad

Install Tiller Pilot from Simrad. This is a full feature autopilot for tillers. Easy to install and makes solo or shorthanded sailing easier and safer
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[@unclewill]

If it helps by telling you I’ve learned a few things from you well I have about a year ago I got my first sailboat I’ve never Sailed before buying it . I bought my Standard horizon due to your video on your AIS radio . I watch you on a few videos when I needed to know something and I really just wanted to thank you.

[@tsalta01]

Thanks Dom, This answered a few questions for me before I even asked them. Not meaning to pick or anything, just a friendly suggestion. It would be a really good idea to tape all of your connections that you have used shrink wrap on. It really adds an extra layer of protection ensuring that no moisture reaches those joints.
Looking forward to Video 2.
Fair winds my friend.
bill

[@VagabondEpicurean]

Tks, Bill I am going to tape the connections. I think that will a little more strength as well as weather proofing. Once we get some good weather I will be doing part 2 the actual use

[@VagabondEpicurean]

Hello Ted,
I have not, but I should have it up-loaded by next week.

[@famillepfohl4256]

good idea bro !!!

[@PittwaterMowing]

Thanks for the video

[@dirkamus]

What parts come with the TP? Any brackets or cables?

[@tomfox9880]

Do you know of any tiller pilots available for a 37' 14,500 lb vessel? I cannot find any solutions for the size of my Tartan 37

[@werock1998]

Check out the pelagic auto tiller, they're a newer company but I've heard good things, I belive they have an option specifically for large heavy tiller boats. They also install mostly under deck so it's a little more complicated of an install but it looks nice when it's done

[@evenfrivold3033]

great video! thank you so much :)

[@VagabondEpicurean]

your welcome, thanks for watching, Happy New Year

[@evenfrivold3033]

@@VagabondEpicurean Thank you. So to you :)

[@orelygarcia]

Great info. Thanks for the reply.

[@VagabondEpicurean]

+OG Timbercraft you are welcome :)

[@famillepfohl4256]

Yes that was very cool ^^

[@roybm3124]

Would have soldered the power wires in stead of crimping connectors,

[@VagabondEpicurean]

i would have but i was told ABYC requires crimping :( i like soldering better.

[@ningpo6924]

and !!! tidy up that wire mess in your electrical zone...oh my, success...informative, thanks

[@VagabondEpicurean]

Yes that should be more organized

[@archie764]

TP 22 is for a displacement 10,000 lbs TP 32 for 12,600 lbs I see no information for length of boat

[@VagabondEpicurean]

i will look into this

[@VagabondEpicurean]

i am waiting to hear from Simrad

[@VagabondEpicurean]

Sorry i have not heard back from Simrad

[@pgreenx]

another commercial??

[@VagabondEpicurean]

pgreenx sort of, I do use the tiller pilot ALL the time and it is informative!!

[@famillepfohl4256]

i hate comercial video ;-(