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Operating manual Cruise 2.0
9.2 Tiller
Control the drive power
by turning the tiller handle. The propeller speed and direction
of turn (forward/backward) can be controlled in an infinitely variable way. Corresponding
markings on the tiller handle indicate this.
• The high thrust power of the drive makes it necessary to familiarize
yourself with the characteristics of your Cruise 2.0. Practice handling
the motor and maneuvering in open water.
You can swing the tiller up in infinitely variable stages by up to 90°. To do this, first loosen
the clamping screws. After you have moved the tiller to the required position, tighten the
clamping screws securely again.
Use the release button on the underside of the tiller handle to
adjust the length of the
tiller handle.
Press this button into the aluminum tube to adjust the length in three stages.
• Ensure that the button engages again.
You can shut down the drive quickly by pulling the on/off pin. Simply remove this pin by
pulling it out. The drive will only start again when the pin is re-inserted. The tiller must be
positioned in stop-mode to do this.
A voltage display is integrated in the top of the tiller. The voltage display is not an exact
indicator of the residual capacity of your batteries. The voltage loss of the batteries at
increasing discharging depends strongly on the condition of the battery (technology,
quality, type, ambient conditions, etc.) and is not linear. However, in the absence of a
more sophisticated battery management system, the voltage display is the best way of
roughly estimating the residual travel time of your drive system.