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A boat with a canoe stern have less space aft and if the boat is decked and the steering is belov deck the tiller cannot swing outwards.
However quadrants are interesting the cables come of as tangents from the center line. This means that there are more space for the lines and and also that the maximun radius for the quadrant can be far smaller than the tiller.
I first built a stearing system 1968 – 69 on Duga wich I sailed to Brasil. Later I used quadrants on the first Bris that i started to build 1971 and later on the Aluminum Bris 1976 that I finally rounded Cape Horn with 1980.
It all worked wery well. Somehow I forgotten about them but a new start suddenly came to me two nights ago I think it was.
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