My friend's H326 has a Raymarine wheel autopilot. All the H326's I saw on the internet had Raymarine wheel autopilots including this Hunter 326:
Hunter 326 for sale in for P.O.A.
I installed a Raymarine wheel autopilot on my Hunter 31 ($1000 in 2010), which had a similar displacement to your Hunter 326. My Hunter 386 had a Raymarine ST6001+ hydraulic linear drive and my Hunter 46 has a Raymarine ST7001 linear drive. The linear drives are quiet, designed for heavier displacement boat and cost significantly more than a wheel autopilot such as a Raymarine EV-100 p70 wheel pilot pack ($1377 on amazon), which is reportedly suitable for up to 16,000 pounds displacement, and higher cost to install.
I am happy with Raymarine products, however there are other autopilot suppliers out there. Below are links to some autopilot articles you might find interesting:
Looking for the best marine autopilots to help you navigate the open waters with ease? Check out our top recommendations in this comprehensive guide.
www.slashdigit.com
CW's electronics editor, David Schmidt, takes a look at what's new in sailboat autopilots for 2019.
www.cruisingworld.com
West Marine
www.westmarine.com
I started a thread on this to keep from hijacking the other thread as this is one model specific. What I'm asking is how many people have experience with this model of autopilot ? What were it's
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