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2023 OWNER’S MANUAL
CRUISING
The 7” Touchscreen simplifies cruising to and from the best riding
spot on the lake by allowing operators to easily get the boat’s
ballast and tabs settings prepared for a set.
Heading Out: To prepare the boat for a riding session on the way
to your favorite spot, navigate to Drive Mode. The boat will default
to 28 MPH and AutoLaunch Single will default to the ON position.
If necessary, use AutoLaunch Triple. Tap FILL ALL to start filling
the ballast tanks. Note that boats equipped with FastFill ballast
systems cannot be filled with the engine operating above 1,500
RPM. The pumps are so much faster than typical ballast pumps
that they can be filled upon arriving at your riding spot.
Heading Home: At the end of the day when it’s time to head home
and empty the ballast tanks, navigate to Drive Mode. AutoLaunch
Single will default to the ON position and speed control will default
to 28 MPH. Tap EMPTY ALL to drain the ballast tanks. Note that
boats equipped with FastFill ballast systems cannot be filled with
the engine operating above 1,500 RPM. If necessary, turn
AutoLaunch Triple ON to assist the boat to reach a fully-planed
position. Navigating to Drive Mode will always cancel any active
Tow Mode profiles but will not drain the ballast tanks.
To activate and deactivate cruise, simply tap the center
Cruise button. When On, the button’s outline will be green as
shown to top right.
TOW MODE
When Surf Mode is first selected, Rapid Surf is the default
menu setting. To toggle between Rapid Surf and Custom Surf, use
the button located near the top right hand corner of the screen.
Surf Mode: Overview
Surf Mode is divided into 2 distinct menus: Rapid Surf and
Custom Surf. From the Rapid Surf menu, you may choose the shape
of your wave by selecting 1 of 7 dierent wave presets. Use the
controls provided on the left hand side of the screen to easily select
a preset. Doing so will modify the steepness of your wave.
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