2012 SAN 210 with NSS Installed

[jefe]

Thought I would post a picture for all of you thinking of getting NSS on your 2012 210.

NSS is set at Level 3 (Goes to 5 for the most vert), Stock Ballast with about 400lbs of piggy back on each side, 9.5mph, 2 Adults, 2 small children up front.

AWESOME!! pulled a 360 the first time on it.

[F725]

NSS works awesome on the 210's! Try bumping your speed up to 10.4 or 10.5. Put around 750 in each rear compartment and piggyback a sac in the bow. Your wave will be way bigger and longer than this!!

[jefe]

Yeah, I need to add a sac upfront, when I had full 700 piggyback tanks full, it was pretty washed out at 10-10.5. I am thinking that we had the boat plowing pretty good.

[F725]

Definitely. Adding the piggy back to the front was the first thing we did, then removed the rear tanks and put in 1100 lb sac in the port locker and a 750 in the starboard locker.

NSS around 3 or 4 for the port wave, 1 or 2 for the starboard wave.

Have fun experimenting!

[rycwb]

On the picture taken was the boat evenly weighted? We have the nss installed on our 2012 210 and we need to put weight, about 60-40 towards the surf side, every time we surf. Im trying to find a configuration where we can evenly weight the boat.

[jefe]

As far as I can remember, the boat was weighted evenly at the time.

[swatguy]

While I have an 08. It’s essentially the same boat. I also have NSS. I run 1100’s in the rear. Piggy back center sac and 360lbs of pop bags in the nose at 10.5 . To get the best surf wave possible I’ve found a slight list ( more weight on surf side ) is greatly beneficial . It’s not a straight up list but there is an ever so slight lean. My surf side is filled completely and non surf side is about 2/3 full.