What type of rudder senders does the RAA100 work with?
The RAA100 works with resistive rudder angle senders (i.e., the resistance changes with rudder angle). In the U.S., the standard for resistive senders is 240 to 30 ohms where 240 ohms represents 60 degrees to port and 30 ohms represents 60 degrees to... Read More
Why doesn’t my rudder display read hard over when the rudder is hard over?
The rudder display may not read hard over even though the rudder is hard over if the resistive sensor is not turning throughout its entire range. You can fix this by either adjusting the resistive sensor to turn across its entire range or you can per... Read More
What is an RAA100?
The RAA100 is a rudder angle adapter that converts an analog resistive sender into digital information, which is then broadcast over the NMEA 2000 where any NMEA 2000 compatible display can show the rudder angle. The RAA100 can be used with or withou... Read More