Wake makers wave control

[spencerwm]

spencer , what does the key control, just side to side or the angle of the plates?

It controls the side to side transfer of the wave. The shape would still be controlled at the helm.

Any of those sales for the Outback V? Would LOVE to see what that setup could do for my OBV...

I actually had a guy with an Outback V call last week. I am not sure if he purchased. That would make hiding ballast a lot easier.

$4K is alot of money but cheaper than a new boat. I liked that video of the outback. I think that's the real market for these systems is the DD or the non-surf specific hull. With these installed you can at least get a surfable wake and turn that one trick pony into a multi-sport boat!!
Of course eventually the novelty will wear off and a new boat will be inevitably work its way onto the priority list. But that too will fade away with forum induced mods and eventually lead to another new boat on the radar, with mods to follow, and the viscous cycle will repeat itself again, and again, and again......

I disagree with the comment about the "non-surf specific hull". Although surfing a 19 or 20 foot direct drive is fun it is nothing like surfing a V-Drive.

I had been weighting my 2004 Malibu VLX traditionally for years and thought my wave was amazing. Once I put the WaveControl on the boat last winter I felt like I had a ton more push. To experiment i surfed the boat with my custom surf sac on the starboard side. I then drained the bag. Placed a 750 lb. sac in each locker and surfed the wave with the surf system. It was a night and day difference. I would assume it is similar to the guys running flow after having listed their Mojo's or LVS's.