Date: 1/14/1999, 8:19 pm
> Or even in Australia? The normal rudder system here is one which is
> retractable by 270 degree swing over the stern, with line from rudder to
> near cockpit to control retracting and lowering. Steering cables connected
> to ends of swivelling bar on top of to fixed footrest bar, or to separate
> left and right footrests with movable top. Occasionally see cables
> connected to sliding footrests. What's standard in USA?
First, in North America the most common system is the sliding foot rests.
Second, I have no idea which one of the two footrest designs descibed is the one I've heard great reviews on. I also have a difficult time picturing the second type separate (left and right footrests with movable top) you described. Any pictures or sketches would be helpful.
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