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21' E-series acceleration profiles and watersports

UnfixedPyle

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2022
Boat Model
212X
Boat Length
21
My 212XE is very new to me and I was curious what acceleration profiles everyone uses for each of the different tow sports?

I put a brand new skier in the water on Monday and kind of assumed that the fast profile would be appropriate for skiing since I always appreciated a quick pull when I ski. I think I pulled him right out of his ski's, so maybe not good for a new skier? Slow was way too slow and seemed appropriate maybe for wake surfing? Medium seemed better, but still a bit slow. My daughter who has skied before (5 years ago) got up on the second try so I stuck with medium for the rest of the day. I'm still waiting on a surf board and wake boards, and I'd like to have a better game plan before I pull those.
 
I use slow for wake surf board, medium for wake boarding, and high for skiers. It all depends on skill. I have some adult skiers who slalom ski who want more than HIGH- "Give it all you got Scottie!!!" - I wish there was a manual launch option that still enabled GPS speed control.
 
I only had my 212x out for a couple hours before it went to storage. Are there only 3 settings? Either way, tagged for info for next spring.
 
I only had my 212x out for a couple hours before it went to storage. Are there only 3 settings? Either way, tagged for info for next spring.
Yes, there are only 3 settings. I think 5 or 6 would have been better - one between Low,Med and High (2) and one above High that is FULL Throttle with a curve off to top speed.
 
Yes, there are only 3 settings. I think 5 or 6 would have been better - one between Low,Med and High (2) and one above High that is FULL Throttle with a curve off to top speed.
Here's hoping for a software patch to allow more fine-tuning. I'm sure it's a low/non-existent priority for Yamaha, T-shirt sizing is likely sufficient for the majority of owners.
 
Here's hoping for a software patch to allow more fine-tuning. I'm sure it's a low/non-existent priority for Yamaha, T-shirt sizing is likely sufficient for the majority of owners.
mine actually has a 4th setting option which is manual, I didn't get to try it to see if it still stops at the target speed.
 
mine actually has a 4th setting option which is manual, I didn't get to try it to see if it still stops at the target speed.
I'm going to have to look for this on Saturday....I fear it is an upgrade that I won't be able to apply (mine being year one of this system).
 
I find that slow is a bear to get up on my wake board, but my admiral insists on not going too fast...
 
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