4michael
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Check this wave out. any tips to improve?
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It looks clean and long, not exceptionally tall. Not necessarily a bad thing. A couple questions, do you know your speed and were you able to stay on it?
A couple thoughts:
- Slowing down a fraction of MPH can decrease the plain if the boat, shorten the wave, potentially giving you a bit more push and help you keep up with it.
- Another way to increase the steepness of the wave would be to keep all things the same with the exception of moving the 550lb back 1-2ft. This will change the center of mass and make the boat ride a little more nose high.
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