Can0n11
Jet Boat Addict
- Messages
- 115
- Reaction score
- 165
- Points
- 102
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2020
- Boat Model
- FSH Deluxe
- Boat Length
- 19
I think both products have there own unique performance properties and users look for and try to determine which product will fit their unique application. In my case, the dealer installed 36v Terrova (100pds+ 3 type 31 lead acid+250pds) install changed the Center of Gravity forward quite a bit which resulted in a sluggish bow moment (movement on the vertical axis/accel./decel.) by pushing the bow down and stern up which resulted in a "squirrely" feel. The LT 2.0 seems to provide a more solid feel that I am accustomed to with my previous transom experience boating being heavy flat bottomed river jet tillers and deep V prop tillers. I fish 400-800 hours a year and trailer each outing. What I notice is less stern wander now in neutral while waiting for a dock spot pulling out to make it more enjoyable for the launch Chit shows, and when using the jet wash. I have relocated a battery to offset the longitudinal tendency (roll left) from the excessive weight on the left side and to help the CG, and it seems to have dialed in pretty nicely for now. Dock approach and trailer loading with the TV and LT 2.0 are much more manageable with 12kt quartering tail winds again with my application. Admittedly so, I am new to jet boating with maybe 250 hours on the water with the FSH. Most of my time is from waypoint X to waypoint Y,Z, trolling at 3.8-4.1 for Muskie, aside from largely using the electric trolling motor, and the TV's work great for my type of control needs comparable to anti-servo or Tru-feel steering . I am not pulling tubes or wake boats so another application may work better if that were the case. I see it as a 75% like mentioned previously as when you turn the keel full left or right you get the stock 50% reverse thrust going thru the nozzle with the enhanced 25% direct lateral. Probably not quite that with efficiency losses but I haven't really thought that much about it. I do really appreciate what you and Will have done to make our watercraft much more enjoyable out on the water!
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