I turned off the Max Autowake and couldn't be happier.

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

I would think that Goose and the Skiers Choice folks should have a "Ideal or Optimum" Pitch and Roll for each hull from the Moomba and Supra lineups. Surely the "ideal or optimum" pitch and roll cannot be the same for say a Craz to a SL or SE.

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The problem is user preference, skim vs surf, beginner vs advanced, everyone has different styles and setups. The defaults are good starting place..

I might be wrong, but I thought all the defaults values were all set the to the same pitch and roll no matter which boat you had?

To answer the earlier question, more displacement still really keeps the same default values as ideal. I use those numbers at all levels of displacement.


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Originally Posted by dakota4ce

To answer the earlier question, more displacement still really keeps the same default values as ideal. I use those numbers at all levels of displacement.


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Thanks! That's what I was wanting to get some feedback on.

I emailed goose back and forth about adjusting pitch and roll since I added 1280lb rear and 720lb mids. Goose said 3.5 port and 5.0 starboard are to allow best general wave both sides AND allow a fast transfer if you like to cross from regular to goofy surfing. Goose said if we only surf regular we might benefit using 4.5 roll port (regular style) He also said since I complained about a tall, short wave, I could drop the pitch to lengthen the wave. Best to move people upfront rather than sacrifice rear ballast to drop the nose. Anyway, a litlle more roll by moving more people to the port side did increase the wave height and push. I think I need to add 500lb of lead to the front. Anyway, just what I heard from Matt and it helped.

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Originally Posted by Frank C

I emailed goose back and forth about adjusting pitch and roll since I added 1280lb rear and 720lb mids. Goose said 3.5 port and 5.0 starboard are to allow best general wave both sides AND allow a fast transfer if you like to cross from regular to goofy surfing. Goose said if we only surf regular we might benefit using 4.5 roll port (regular style) He also said since I complained about a tall, short wave, I could drop the pitch to lengthen the wave. Best to move people upfront rather than sacrifice rear ballast to drop the nose. Anyway, a litlle more roll by moving more people to the port side did increase the wave height and push. I think I need to add 500lb of lead to the front. Anyway, just what I heard from Matt and it helped.

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Great info there, thanks for sharing that.