Anyone skied behind this boat yet? Skinautique, you out there man? I'm curious to hear if there is any difference in the slalom wake. (I understand there is none but in reading the recent CC press release, I'm curious.)
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Re: 2006 TSC3 SN
Originally posted by SGYAnyone skied behind this boat yet? Skinautique, you out there man? I'm curious to hear if there is any difference in the slalom wake. (I understand there is none but in reading the recent CC press release, I'm curious.)2007 Ski Nautique 196 Limited/ PP/ Mods
Ludwig Classic Mapple Double Bass/ Zildjian Overhead
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Re: 2006 TSC3 SN
Originally posted by SGYAnyone skied behind this boat yet? Skinautique, you out there man? I'm curious to hear if there is any difference in the slalom wake. (I understand there is none but in reading the recent CC press release, I'm curious.)
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Re: 2006 TSC3 SN
Originally posted by skinautiqueOriginally posted by SGYAnyone skied behind this boat yet? Skinautique, you out there man? I'm curious to hear if there is any difference in the slalom wake. (I understand there is none but in reading the recent CC press release, I'm curious.)2007 Ski Nautique 196 Limited/ PP/ Mods
Ludwig Classic Mapple Double Bass/ Zildjian Overhead
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RE: Re: 2006 TSC3 SN
I don't know that they're "taking a step back." They're trying to make the best 3 event boat out there.
Apparently, they can get the slalom characteristics of the TSC2 or better with the hydrogate, and they improve the trick/jump performance. Seems like a good thing.
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RE: Re: 2006 TSC3 SN
This is pretty stupid but what characteristics do you look for in a trick/jump wake? Why go behind a 196 for those sports? At first I just thought you wanted a small wake for jump so theres less of a bumb when crossing over to the jump, but now I don't really know...[color=blue][size=2][b]I Nautique, therefore I am.[/b][/size][/color]
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No, TSC hull is very different of TSC3. Both hulls have not lifting strakes but the shape is very different. I don't have now a good pic of the TSC hull but is very easy to note it.
Another thing is the TSC3 hull with lifting strakes as seen in this thread:
http://www.planetnautique.com/index....ewtopic&t=4105
I guess TSC3 hulls with strakes are TSC2 hulls Yellow_Flash_Colorz:
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"This is pretty stupid but what characteristics do you look for in a trick/jump wake?"
What we look for in a jump wake is similar to what a slalom skier looks for. For tricks, the wake size is not as important as wake shape. And a smooth table (area between wakes) for peforming surface turns. The table has been the biggest knock against the TSC2. I have a 2005 SN and a 1997 SN. The slalom wake is extremely similar. The trick wakes are similar but the table behind the 1997 is MUCH better. Therefore, if you are looking for the best "3-Event" hull, many of us believe the original TSC hull is preferred.
"Why go behind a 196 for those sports?" Typically you try to train behind what you will see at a tournament. Since CC chooses to put the 196 out as their preferred tournament boat, it only makes sense to spend time behind it.
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Originally posted by jdarwin"This is pretty stupid but what characteristics do you look for in a trick/jump wake?"
What we look for in a jump wake is similar to what a slalom skier looks for. For tricks, the wake size is not as important as wake shape. And a smooth table (area between wakes) for peforming surface turns. The table has been the biggest knock against the TSC2. I have a 2005 SN and a 1997 SN. The slalom wake is extremely similar. The trick wakes are similar but the table behind the 1997 is MUCH better. Therefore, if you are looking for the best "3-Event" hull, many of us believe the original TSC hull is preferred.
"Why go behind a 196 for those sports?" Typically you try to train behind what you will see at a tournament. Since CC chooses to put the 196 out as their preferred tournament boat, it only makes sense to spend time behind it.[color=blue][size=2][b]I Nautique, therefore I am.[/b][/size][/color]
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