[Rhodes22-list] Tiller Mounted Throttle Control

[Rick Lange]

Dave,
Thanks for the clarification, but I'm looking for a single
action solution.  I keep forgetting which way the prop is turning at the
most inopportune times.
Rick
> 
> Rick, 
>

> It's really 3 separate controls that are in one integrated
assembly that 
> is 
> screwed to the tiller. There is a
lever that sits on top that has 3 
> positions: forward, neutral,
and reverse. There's no detent on the lever 
> switch, but 
> you can hear and feel the shift occur at the motor when you shift,
so you 
> know where you are in any shift. In front of and below
the shift lever 
> is the 
> throttle which is controlled
by twisting the throttle clockwise or 
> counter-clockwise. The
throttle works independent of the shift lever, 
> but it should be

> at idle to shift. Below the throttle and the shift, on what
mounts to 
> the 
> tiller, is a simple rubber covered
button that you push to kill the 
> motor. 
> Again, it's
one integrated assembly. There are flexible cables that lead 
>
from 
> that assembly to the motor. 
> 
> Dave 
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