Sorry I am late and my master wave technician has answered most of the questions.
No Dakota...Never Ever. You have a beautiful state...but NO! Your welcome to sunny CA. Anytime though.
So here is what I have changed since the first trip:
2 new batteries (so the boat would start haha)
New prop-Acme 1235
Additional 300 in lead (200 in the bow, 100 in the rear)
Moved the lead to the rear of the boat (but not behind the partition, it's under the Enzo 350 lead a side)
Day 1 was blown out pretty bad but we were able to get this:
IMG_0467.jpg
I use Jenn because she is average height, everything blah next to me. Wave looks okay, but absolutely no push could be weather, wind but doubtful. She has ridden in much worse on slower boards on smaller waves no problem.
This is much better than this from Trip 1 credit Dave Powell another normal size person:
IMG_0446.jpg
Day 2:
Added roughly 300lbs to the bow for a total of 500ish up front. We work specifically on the goofy side this trip mostly. We got this:
IMG_0463.jpg
Here is what makes me think bow weight is the devil on the boat. This is my listed wave 3000lbs surf side only (no bow weight):
IMG_0395.jpg
Here is picture of the bow while in motion for listed wave:
IMG_0468.jpg
I am weighting to see what Ryan at GSA has for me he seems to have a plan to get this wave dialed in. I'll keep this thread alive till I get this sorted out. Whether it's a picture of a massive monster that will sink the titanic or a wonder review of how to remove a GSA system and do gel coat repair.
I am not saying we tried EVERYTHING, and I am not giving up just yet. But I/we are quickly running out weight placement ideas.
No Dakota...Never Ever. You have a beautiful state...but NO! Your welcome to sunny CA. Anytime though.
So here is what I have changed since the first trip:
2 new batteries (so the boat would start haha)
New prop-Acme 1235
Additional 300 in lead (200 in the bow, 100 in the rear)
Moved the lead to the rear of the boat (but not behind the partition, it's under the Enzo 350 lead a side)
Day 1 was blown out pretty bad but we were able to get this:
IMG_0467.jpg
I use Jenn because she is average height, everything blah next to me. Wave looks okay, but absolutely no push could be weather, wind but doubtful. She has ridden in much worse on slower boards on smaller waves no problem.
This is much better than this from Trip 1 credit Dave Powell another normal size person:
IMG_0446.jpg
Day 2:
Added roughly 300lbs to the bow for a total of 500ish up front. We work specifically on the goofy side this trip mostly. We got this:
IMG_0463.jpg
Here is what makes me think bow weight is the devil on the boat. This is my listed wave 3000lbs surf side only (no bow weight):
IMG_0395.jpg
Here is picture of the bow while in motion for listed wave:
IMG_0468.jpg
I am weighting to see what Ryan at GSA has for me he seems to have a plan to get this wave dialed in. I'll keep this thread alive till I get this sorted out. Whether it's a picture of a massive monster that will sink the titanic or a wonder review of how to remove a GSA system and do gel coat repair.
I am not saying we tried EVERYTHING, and I am not giving up just yet. But I/we are quickly running out weight placement ideas.
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