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Straight torque cuts feedback steering
01 Jun 2002
Had the Arimar RIB involved in the Southampton Boat Show death had a steering correction device, the boat would have run in a straight line and not circled to cause its havoc.
The TeleflexMorse NFB (no feedback) is a steering system designed to suit most sizes of outboard engines up to V6.
Easy to install, says TeleflexMorse, the NFB Steering System locks out engine feedback when the boat is travelling in a straight line.
This makes it virtually effortless to keep the boat on course, they say.
Once the driver begins to turn the wheel, the NFB System's patented clutch mechanism disengages automatically as the wheel is turned. At the end of the course change, the clutch automatically re-engages.
TeleflexMorse's UK distributor, Aqua Marine, in conjunction around 100 participating dealers nationwide, is offering a 20% discount on the TeleflexMorse NFB 4.2 range.
This exclusive voucher-based offer runs from Friday 17 May to Sunday 22 September 2002.
The 20% discount vouchers can be obtained by calling the Aqua Marine customer services department and can be redeemed at any of the current participating dealerships - details from Aqua Marine.
Aqua Marine Manufacturing (UK) Ltd Tel: 023 8069 4949 Fax: 023 8060 1381 Email: sales@aqua-marine.co.uk Web: www.aqua-marine.co.uk
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