identify beeping source?

SomeYeahoo · **Joined:** Thu Jan 22, 2015 6:21 pm **Posts:** 213

saberworks wrote:

It works on my paddle-wheel, but careful with full throttle it pulls hard and overshoots by a lot. I pull them up and speed up till it beeps then give it some more throttle so it has room to work with.

Never had a significant overshooting issue at surfing speed. Even at boarding speed, maybe a mph on the paddle wheel. I'm a bit gradual pulling people up, but I always end with the hammer down. It does weird things when you don't do that.

117AJB · **Joined:** Sun Aug 23, 2015 1:06 pm **Posts:** 56

6wakesurfers wrote:

Is it beeping or is it a whining sound. I have a whining noise every once in a while behind the dash on the right side. It occurs at certain speed and certain water conditions (choppy or in waves).

I get the whining sound as well and I think from talking to the dealer it is the vent for the center or front ballast. Try filling or draining the ballast a little and see if it helps.

117AJB · **Joined:** Sun Aug 23, 2015 1:06 pm **Posts:** 56

bwirk2000 wrote:

If beeping, it's the cruise locking in or out. It's a pain the keep it exact. If there is any advice on this, I need it.

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Just put the throttle all the way to the mechanical stop and that will give the engine full authority/control to maintain speed. If you stop where it captures speed it won't have enough throttle authority to maintain speed in a turn for example.

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