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Old 31st July 2003, 07:04 PM
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:?: im allways on the fence for the different tricks i try on how fast to go.
its either too fast or too slow. is there a standard?
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Old 31st July 2003, 09:31 PM
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i like about 19, my boat has perfect pass so its alot easier for me. i have the wakesetter vlx and i find at 80 ft. at 19 its the biggest wake u can get outa the boat fun stuff
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Old 31st July 2003, 10:21 PM
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:twisted: I have the centurion, but whan i try the tantrum or the 360, it feels like the boat just pulls me out of the air! @20-22mph and a 65' length, whats up with that?
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Old 1st August 2003, 12:54 AM
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:evil: i guess then what my real problem is then is AXIS. how is this corrected on take off and once you realize your off axis in mid air? thank you for your help. 8)
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Old 1st August 2003, 05:07 PM
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im having a huge problem with staying center, on take off and in mid trick. is there a way to correct this? am i pulling or not pulling on the rope enough :?: my neighbor just bought a new air Nau. so the AIR is going to be SWEET :!: but the crashes are going to be huge to any help to correct this problem i am having is appreciated starting training tommorrow :twisted:
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One of your problems may be that you are trying to start your spin too soon. Wait till you are at the peak of your air before you rotate the 360.
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