ExeRSolver

For all sensitivities in this file, your boat angle won't get messed up by a mod 360 operation.
For all sensitivities in this file, you can fix your boat angle by entering a boat after its initial rotation (without F3+C, assuming your boat angle is 0).

First column: sensitivity (this is what you should copy to your options file)
Second column: minimum angle increment
Third column: maximum angle before massive floating point rounding errors occur (bigger=better)
Fourth column: A measure of resistance to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3 (bigger=better). Note that all sensitivities listed here are very resistant to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3, so the fourth column should only be used as a tiebreaker when deciding which sensitivity to use.
"divides 360/2560" means that you can fix your boat angle by entering a boat during its initial rotation.
"divides 105" means that your boat angle won't get messed up if you try to turn 

ExeRSolver

First column: sensitivity (this is what you should copy to your options file)
Second column: minimum angle increment
Third column: maximum angle before floating point rounding errors occur (bigger=better)
"divides 360/256" means that you can fix your boat angle by entering a boat after its initial rotation (assuming your boat angle is 0).

0.4341732 0.1171875 78643.234, divides 360/256
0.5643478 0.1875 629145.9, divides 360/256
0.694255 0.28125 314573.3
0.9613469 0.5625 629146.6

ExeRSolver

First column: sensitivity (this is what you should copy to your options file)
Second column: minimum angle increment
Third column: maximum angle before massive floating point rounding errors occur (bigger=better)
Fourth column: A measure of resistance to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3 (bigger=better). Note that all sensitivities listed here are very resistant to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3, so the fourth column should only be used as a tiebreaker when deciding which sensitivity to use.

0.015329656 0.010986328150167549 4096 19
0.02291165 0.011718749952352192 65536 10
0.05041994 0.01464843758474699 16384 6
0.058765005 0.015625000070380216 262144 7
0.07446537 0.01757812503956477 32768 24

ExeRSolver

First column: sensitivity (this is what you should copy to your options file)
Second column: minimum angle increment
Third column: maximum angle before massive floating point rounding errors occur (bigger=better)
Fourth column: A measure of resistance to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3 (bigger=better). Note that all sensitivities listed here are very resistant to floating point rounding errors for angles less than the maximum in column 3, so the fourth column should only be used as a tiebreaker when deciding which sensitivity to use.

0.004676729 0.01000976552337975 4096 5
0.0046767294 0.010009765564749765 4096 8
0.00467673 0.010009765606119778 4096 25
0.0046767304 0.010009765647489795 4096 21
0.004676731 0.010009765688859808 4096 8