Yes, that's the way mine works. You have to give ridesteady enough room with the physical throttles to do its work. We were at 10mph and I rotated the ridesteady dial to 11mph, and the display asked for more throttle. Since I had already moved the throttles to WOT, there wasn't any more throttle to give. I believe the ridesteady wants throttle room beyond what it thinks is necessary for the speed requested, so it can handle and predict overshoot, etc. I'm thinking there was probably enough throttle left to go faster, but maybe not as much as it wanted, so it decided not to. I'll test next weekend with the ridesteady off and see what happens. The other thing that's interesting is that both
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@Bill D have weight forward of the windshield, where as I none when I ran into the issue. When I moved people to the bow, with no other changes, I could speed up if I wanted to. So I may have just had the port side stern too low in the water... the bow was straight up.