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Engine needs to be running, and you must be going above a certain speed. Can't remember the exact minimum speed.
If you have the dealer code, you can put your boat into demo mode to make NSS deploy without the engine running.
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Engine needs to be running, and you must be going above a certain speed. Can't remember the exact minimum speed.
If you have the dealer code, you can put your boat into demo mode to make NSS deploy without the engine running.
I never knew there was a minimum speed before it deployed. Good to know. So it retracts when you let off the throttle to pick up a fallen surfer? If so, that explains why it takes a few seconds of running before the wave forms again.
I really don't see the point in not being able to deploy Til you hit a certain speed . One reason for exactly what Mark J says, the other regarding trouble shoot if you have an issue. How can you check its function?
The only reason I can see is so you don't actually forget to retract when loading on the trailer. I would think a simple option in Linc that could allow you to override the the auto retract/deployment would be the perfect work around and benefit all.
I really don't see the point in not being able to deploy Til you hit a certain speed . One reason for exactly what Mark J says, the other regarding trouble shoot if you have an issue. How can you check its function?
The only reason I can see is so you don't actually forget to retract when loading on the trailer. I would think a simple option in Linc that could allow you to override the the auto retract/deployment would be the perfect work around and benefit all.
Hey that's a good point about it hitting the trailer. I guess it makes sense now that there should be a minimum speed before deployment too.
The NSS will only deploy above and below a certain speed bracket. I think its like 4-12MPH. I think the bigger concern is high speed deployment would cause stability issues and to much force on the screws holding the system in
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