How fast should you be going when wake surfing? We had both tanks full of ballest three people on the back of the boat and we couldnt get in that sweet spot to let go of the rope.I was going about 10-11 mph.Is that too fast or slow dont know. help
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I set my Perfect pass at 9.4
With my 2003 210 SANTE I ride Starboard side and fill belly and Starboard side rear then have one 250lb fat sac on starboard rear seat and one 200lb sac on starboard rear floor. It puts out a nice wake.
I also noticed that if the boat is full of gas it makes a tad bit better wake.Current Correct Craft Boat
[URL="http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/02/05/1e6128564805861d2625d7b7f8efd2f1.jpg"]2015 SANTE 210[/URL]
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[URL="http://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/attachment.php?attachmentid=17771&d=1340117700"]2012 SANTE 210 (Boatmate Trailer)[/URL]
[URL="http://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/attachment.php?attachmentid=14107&d=1313460568"]2003 SANTE 210 (Dorsey Trailer)[/URL]
[URL="http://www.planetnautique.com/vb3/attachment.php?attachmentid=14108&d=1313461675"]2007 SANTE 210 (Magnum Trailer)[/URL]
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Less weight = less push from the wave, so the speed would need to be brought down a bit. More weight = more push and the boat can speed up a little. Also, is the board sized for your weight; and the size of your wave is just as important.
My kid learned to wake surf last couple of weeks and could get by with less ballast than I need. (He was amazing, really; he rides a Black Pearl at about 15 feet back and could come forward to the boat and ease back into a long pocket after only a few sessions.
Easier Way#1: add the weight by getting the sacs plumbed in once you dial in the wake. #2, more people.
It does take some time to set up but like anything worth doing, it is worth the effort if you enjoy it.2010 Super Air Nautique 210 Team Edition
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Read wakesurf threads on pre-2005 surf wakes. I have all weight on riders side with the exception of the center half full. 750 lb locker, 750 bow, 2x 400 lb floor or seat(depending on surf side).
There is no easier way to do it than weighing the boat down. Get a bunch of jabscos and you can use all at once to fill each bag.
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09 210
Port full
400# fat sac plumbed on top of port tank full
400# fat sac in rear port corner
belly hard tank full
bow fat sac full
9.7 mph'18 SAN 210 Reef Blue/Admiral Blue Metal Flake
'12 SAN 210 TE Black/Masters Blue
'09 SAN 210 TE Black/Fury Red
'08 Air 216 TE
'02 Air 216
'98 Sport Nautique
'89 MC Prostar 190
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Originally posted by blt4spd View Post2001 super air nautique.I have a water bag in the center and both tanks full.Should i find more fat friends or get one of those cavitation plates.
i run 750 in locker, 2x400 on side, belly full, 600 in bow.04 SANTE 210
89 SPORT
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I was finally able to get a big enough wake to surf with in my 03 air 216 yesterday. I ordered 750 lbs of ballast that didn't get delivered in time because fedex doesnt deliver on weekends anymore, so I used 400lbs of sand bags in the ski locker and had a couple of 250+lbs buddies along with the factory 400lbs tank. It put off a pretty nice wave at 9.5 mph.
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Anyone surfing behind a Sport Nautique? I've been having trouble riding without the rope. Right now I have 400lbs in the ski locker, 400lbs on the rider side (port), and 400lbs behind the engine. Also, I had about 900lbs of people (mostly on port side rear). I've tried 8.5-10.5, but 9.5 seems the best. Any tips?Previous:
2011 Super Air Nautique 210
1994 Sport Nautique
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In my 93 sport, I rode the port side, a full 650 sack in front of the back seat, a nearly full 440 along the side of the engine on the port side, 2 people or so on that port back seat, went about 9.5 or so give or take depending on the day, and turned slightly to the starboard side which helped develop the curl and prevent washing. I was told to turn to the starboard side when I asked and thought the poster was off of it because I wanted to surf port, but the guy was spot on, give it a shot.
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Originally posted by TRDon View PostIn my 93 sport, I rode the port side, a full 650 sack in front of the back seat, a nearly full 440 along the side of the engine on the port side, 2 people or so on that port back seat, went about 9.5 or so give or take depending on the day, and turned slightly to the starboard side which helped develop the curl and prevent washing. I was told to turn to the starboard side when I asked and thought the poster was off of it because I wanted to surf port, but the guy was spot on, give it a shot.Previous:
2011 Super Air Nautique 210
1994 Sport Nautique
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