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That looks pretty close to one of the most popular homemade efforts over on the MasterCraft forum. Check it out @haknslash . That price is getting closer to make it not worth doing it yourself...but not there yet.
Yea it was the first thing I thought of when I saw this post . Looks similar to the ones on the MC forum link you gave me. I like the suction cup as that is the route I wanted to go if I pursue a wedge. I hate the idea of velcro! This video post has me hopeful I'll have good results on the ballast https://jetboaters.net/threads/hidden-ballast.5615/#post-99484That looks pretty close to one of the most popular homemade efforts over on the MasterCraft forum. Check it out @haknslash . That price is getting closer to make it not worth doing it yourself...but not there yet.
*crickets* Seriously there is only one way to find out if it works...... Test it for yourself.Someone tell me this is worth it and that I need to buy it.
I think some of the 20' Chaps are single engines so no convergence. It may work for the single. We need testers!*crickets* Seriously there is only one way to find out if it works...... Test it for yourself.
I didn't have good luck with convergence maybe your chap will?
It is worth it. You need to buy this.*Someone tell me this is worth it and that I need to buy it.
Non-stated point taken. What I intended is, I think this type system has a better chance of working since the wake off the singles seems less turbulent and more defined than what I've seen from the twins. I haven't tried one of the devices yet, but have been watching the MC forum with interest. @haknslash and I talked about building a device while floating last Sunday.Have you tried delayed convergence on your boat yet @DBamaC ?
Lol. You win the day!It is worth it. You need to buy this.*
* The opinion in this endorcement is being made by a person that does not have any idea if it works. This is to only serve as a message to show your wife in an effort to convince her to agree to its purchase. Commenter is not responsible for any marital difficulties that might occur should you make this purchase only to find out it does not work.
I have no experience in this field with a converging system behind a 190. I ask because I want to know myself so my offer still stands with putting the Ronix on a 190.Non-stated point taken. What I intended is, I think this type system has a better chance of working since the wake off the singles seems less turbulent and more defined than what I've seen from the twins. I haven't tried one of the devices yet, but have been watching the MC forum with interest. @haknslash and I talked about building a device while floating last Sunday.
I bow to your knowledge of this however.
I think we'll have a test in the books before long. I'll keep pushing @haknslash until he builds one.I have no experience in this field with a converging system behind a 190. I ask because I want to know myself so my offer still stands with putting the Ronix on a 190.
@jcyamaharider I wonder - have you experimented with any kind of a power wedge - hydrofoil style (as in Malibu boats) - as a displacement enhancer? Those things can supposedly add as much as 1,500lbs of displacement (without ballast).
I would think that a combination of your wake wedge with some kind of a power wedge (which you should promptly design for our Yamahas ) would be a killer application.
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Little offset to the surf side. We all surf goofy footed. Don't need to go in full circle. We were just working that area at the time.@FlyNavy76 are you evenly ballast in your boat? Also it looks like you are still turning in a circle?