Servo Systems
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Servo Systems Servo Assist Controls allow people with limited mobility to enjoy freedom and independence on the water. Sailing is one activity where the use of powered equipment serves only to level the playing field and not give the sailor an advantage. It encourages integration and allows previously disadvantaged people to participate, to compete, and to win against others more physically able. The Access Servo Assist System can be fitted to all single seat models of the 2.3, 303 and Liberty, along with the SKUD18. The sailor who uses Servo Assist equipment benefits from the security and support provided by the narrow cockpit of the single seaters and the custom centreline seating of the SKUD. The System can easily be converted for manual use by disengaging the steering winch clutch and hauling the double ended sheeting systems by hand. Access 2.3 With only one sail, the 2.3 servo assist system comprises a helm winch, mainsheet winch, a control box and the control device, typically a joystick with batteries. Liberty & 303 With two sails, the Liberty system comprises helm winch, mainsheet winch, jib sheet winch, control box, sheet winch selector module, control device (typically a 4-way joystick) and batteries. SKUD 18 With three sails, the SKUD 18 system comprises helm winch, mainsheet winch, jib sheet winch, control box, sheet winch selector module, control device (typically a 4-way joystick) and batteries. Generally the main and jib sheet winches are operated separately and the spinnaker is operated manually but halyard and spinnaker sheet winch options are also available. Controller Options • 4-way joystick • Sip and puff • Paddle switches • Custom