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Yeah, I gave up on trying to figure it out, but it still drives me a little nutty because my boat is the only boat on our lake that does it.
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Mine does the same thing Matt. I've re-mapped it at least a dozen times (in both directions), swapped the puck plugs, and I don’t have any error codes showing up. Our course was surveyed and its perfect. I’ve never been able to get a definitive answer to your question.
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I run 250/250 and change it out on the binding plate every winter. I usually get a new ski every year so that takes care of itself.
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@rwskier That's a great shot of my handle dragging behind Sully's 200, HaHa!
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Hey @hammerski don't be dragging me into a Vapor thread!
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I have a 2 mil Blacktec and a 2 mil Titanium. I've worn them both in 48 degree water and wasn't cold at all. The Titanium is more flexible and comfortable, but both are great.
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Looks like Lake Tapps to me.
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Are the HOA rules followed?
How are violations enforced?
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I didn't hear anything like that when I ordered mine. The CC order form had the 5.7 and I checked that box.
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My dealer said the only changes were to the interior and graphics. It's scheduled to be here next week so we'll see??
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I have one I'll sell. What's your email?
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Sorry, spam filter must have ate your email.....ski is gone.
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I could get my Kool-Aide card revoked for just thinking of such a thing!
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2011 65-inch Goode 9934 MID 178 AMP LFF
Perfect condition, only used 10 sets
$1100 shipped
jerritjolma at hotmail dot com
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I just replaced a 7-year old Adrenaline that I bought new/on sale for $200. Don't know exactly how many sets I had on it.......it was a bunch. As my fellow PNW skiers have demonstrated, we ski in drysuits a lot! I replaced it with a Stay Dry which seems to fit me a little better but regarding durability, I can't complain.
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I trained with a HRM for a few years and found the biggest advantages to be you get immediate feedback or your real work effort, and over time you'll become more aware of your physical state of being. On training days that I was tired, stressed, or hadn't eaten correctly I'd see a definite increase from my normal heart rate range. After a while I became really aware of my level of effort and stopped looking at it much.
Here's a link to an article written by Mark Allen (6 time Ironman champ) about heart rate training......this is what sparked my interest.
 http://www.duathlon.com/articles/1460
Great tools, have fun.
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Thanks for bringing your promo boat RD!
Here's a pic of RD and his offspring.......RD is about to put a beat down on him in the Head To Head.
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Sounds like Dave Miller is running a shallow setup. Something like 2.440, not sure on the lenght or DFT. Said his boots were slightly back, but is sounds like he plays with that a lot depending on the site. Maybe you can get in touch with him for specifics??
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Haha! No, not that good. But I have been MUCH more consistent at 35 and deep into 38 a few times……in practice. We’ll see what happens when I get back to tourney skiing.
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Always had my 9800sl and 9900sl fins at the stock settings. Ran into 38 a few times in practice, but could never do much on that loop.  I'm on a 9900MR now.......working much better for me. Â
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Yeah, 11's should work. I'm a size 10.5 and 11's worked perfect.  I've got a set of size 11 RS-1's I used for a year-1/2 and a pair of size 11 Strada's I wore for 20 sets +/-.....I'll make you a deal on all 4 boots, cheap!
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Scoke you are relentless!
 Yes, I'm on a 65" Mid. I'm 6'-1" and weight 180-185.....depending on the previous weeks Corona consumption.
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My wife won't let me play with my wood since it was mounted on the wall. I've tried to explain the benefits of me using my wood but she won't go for it. Any advice Scoke?
Zero off question.
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