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What is cruise control?

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It is a device that you can set to maintain a constant speed, that you select, with your foot off the accelerator.
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it maintains the speed with out you pressing on the pedal
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BUT HOW DO YOU STEER?
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Having the wife pilot the boat while you are below mixing drinks!
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It's a lazy device for lazy people (Americans usually, sorry). You can sometimes find them on some models such as the Vauxhall Vectra and Ford Mondeo. The control is usually on the stalk and you can flick the switch at a desired speed, tap the brake or flick the switch to disable it. It will cruise at that speed always but wont change gear for you unfortunately.
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Cruise control is when you set speed and just cruise to the speed limit and not touch your gas pedal,when touch your breaks you just push the button and get back to it,get it ? it does explain it in your manual too.
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It's the way Scientology forces new people to join.

Cruise Control
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Cruise control is on cars and when set keeps the speed Constance> On boats it's called auto pilot>

It maintains the course your traveling> And when interfaced with Gps & Radar it will plot a course and steer the vessel>
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its kinda like the red button on "men in black"
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