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Oh yeah got hooked on ProBoats. More fond of the gasser but they are definitely harder to tune, being you have to rescue them everytime they die, I do have a sweetspot by the nuke plant whenever its too windy for the lake. I don't mind swimming but the lake seemed choppy this summer on my end or my timing was off to run, built a water table at my camp and ran it for a few minutes. That's it, need to tune it still under load. Can't wait for good weather ??
 

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Oh yeah got hooked on ProBoats. More fond of the gasser but they are definitely harder to tune, being you have to rescue them everytime they die, I do have a sweetspot by the nuke plant whenever its too windy for the lake. I don't mind swimming but the lake seemed choppy this summer on my end or my timing was off to run, built a water table at my camp and ran it for a few minutes. That's it, need to tune it still under load. Can't wait for good weather ??
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I never even thought to take mine out on Lake Ontario. Always figured the water would be to ruff. Hell even Irondequoit Bay gets a bit on the choppy side. I've taken the Zelos out on the Erie canal so far. I'm looking for more places. I'll probably try the Bay closer to sunset when the water calms down . Same here waiting for warmer weather. I picked up another set of Zelos36 wire drives . Planning on installing them in the Zonda so I don't have to mess with flex shafts.
 
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