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nauti girl 
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 Topic: Cruise ControlPosted: April-27-2004 at 9:23pm |
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Anyone using "Perfect Pass" or "Accuski"? I'm considering addding speed control to the nauti. Are there any other brands? Any horror stories or advice?
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Posted: April-27-2004 at 10:23pm |
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i would go w pp the accuski i used sucked. reidp and 79 will probably disagree but they touch each other.
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Posted: April-28-2004 at 12:44am |
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I notice I have to pay a LOT more for the P.P. with the paddle wheel. The cheaper RPM based P.P. system claims it will work for wakeboard speeds too. Has anyone tried it? How slow can I go with a system based on RPM?
The Accuski system uses pitot pick-ups for speed and converts the air pressure to a digital speed display. They also claim it will work at low speeds on RPM-based signal... it just doesn't sound right 
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Posted: April-28-2004 at 4:45am |
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GO with the PP paddlewheel It goves you real speed at wakeboard speeds not air pressure or RPM. The PP people are wonderful and I beleive its worth every penny.
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Posted: April-28-2004 at 5:13pm |
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If it makes any difference, I never, ever plan to do any competition skiing. I'm just looking for something that will hold the speed on the nauti fairly constant (+/- ~1mph) at wakeboard speeds. Do you think it's necessary for me to spend the extra ~$600 for the paddle wheel system?
Does anyone have any experience with the RPM based system at low speeds? |
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