deadlift
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- Points
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- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2016
- Boat Model
- 242X E-Series
- Boat Length
- 24
Hi JetBoaters Community!
Looking at a new 242 X E-series... great design that checks all the boxes for my family. We're excited.
Small problem that has us on the fence. Went out on a test drive, excited to ride behind the Connectx "Drive Control" system. We had a strange experience - the boat would rapidly flip flop between idle and mid range RPMs. The behavior seemed to be caused by an "Err" speed reading. Every time the Connectx would lose a speed reading, the computer would cut the RPMs to idle. When the speed reading returned, the computer would resume power.
This is a strange experience, both in the boat, and behind the boat. We also noticed this "Err" reading sporadically under manual throttle, although no side effects.
Anyone else seen this on a Connectx system??? It was a mostly sunny day with minimal cloud cover, so the GPS signal should have been strong.
Or, am I looking at a boat that has gremlins in the electronics system? My fear is the boat spend half the summer in the shop getting torn apart looking for the problem...
Appreciate your tips!
Looking at a new 242 X E-series... great design that checks all the boxes for my family. We're excited.
Small problem that has us on the fence. Went out on a test drive, excited to ride behind the Connectx "Drive Control" system. We had a strange experience - the boat would rapidly flip flop between idle and mid range RPMs. The behavior seemed to be caused by an "Err" speed reading. Every time the Connectx would lose a speed reading, the computer would cut the RPMs to idle. When the speed reading returned, the computer would resume power.
This is a strange experience, both in the boat, and behind the boat. We also noticed this "Err" reading sporadically under manual throttle, although no side effects.
Anyone else seen this on a Connectx system??? It was a mostly sunny day with minimal cloud cover, so the GPS signal should have been strong.
Or, am I looking at a boat that has gremlins in the electronics system? My fear is the boat spend half the summer in the shop getting torn apart looking for the problem...
Appreciate your tips!