how difficult is the copilot to use if one has been using a tiller. thank you. jan
it takes a little getting use to, but the learning curve is pretty short
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With out the foot switches if you bass fish the shallows you, won’t like it!
i think the copilot is stopping me from getting the ipilot jan
If you are not going to go with I-pilot, definately go with at least auto pilot. That way you can point the motor where you want to go and it will auto correct. With just co-pilot, you will be tied up constantly correcting your heading, making it difficult to fish.
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I went from a tiller to the i-Pilot and LOVE it!!
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I have the copilot and wish I had the tiller. I am going to order me a foot pedal for now. With the copilot you need 3 hands.
one might accuse me of analysis paralysis jan
With ipilot you cannot hold the motor just above the water to move around in shallow water. If you bottom-out you are required to move to the back of the boat so that the front rises up…since ipilots do not come with a lift rope this is the only way.
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