Keeping the steering on your boat smooth relies on a working rudder transducer that sends accurate data back to the helm. When these sensors fail, you might notice your autopilot wandering or the steering indicator jumping around on the screen instead of showing a straight line. Replacing a worn-out unit often involves cleaning up the attachment points on the quadrant and ensuring the linkage arm moves freely through its full range. You can find various sensors here meant for different types of steering setups and hull configurations found on sailboats and cruisers.
boat steering rudder transducer
High-performance transducers for accurate rudder position data.