Ryan (owner/designer) makes the tabs and is directing sales of a complete kit to WM, he had an install center/shop(GSA) of his OWN system locally out of Texas. WM is completely separate from GSA, they take the tabs ONLY and WM puts their controls on it for a complete different finished product. Ryan's tab technology is patented and sold to others for the completion of their own proprietary systems.(with the direct help/product development from Ryan). This is as I understand it based on the conversations I had. Currently the OG 210's rear end is too narrow and posing some installation issues, they (both entities) are working on a fix and possibly a new, smaller tab to fit on the narrower beamed boats.
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[COLOR=#333333]2006 210 TE[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]www.whitelake.com[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]1994 Prostar 205 (restored)[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]1986 Dixie Skier OB[/COLOR]
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Unfortunately the steps on the 226 hull make it very difficult to do tabs or other DIY surf system modifications. I had one and traded it for a MB because of that challenge.Originally posted by BoardSkierId sure like to know if anyone has tried thase. I wouldn't mind putting some on my AN 226. The price is kind of steep, but better than a new boat.
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FYI, this is from a BU 23 LSV install this week. Should perform similarly on a SAN 230 in theory.
BTW, I designed the controller for both GSA and WaveControl. Feel free to hit me up if you have questions or feedback.
https://youtu.be/rYh4aAKdf2w
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Anything new? Has anyone put this on there OG 210?[COLOR=#333333]2006 210 TE[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]www.whitelake.com[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]1994 Prostar 205 (restored)[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]1986 Dixie Skier OB[/COLOR]
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Last I read from the manufacturer was that the original design does not fit on an OG 210 but they are apparently working on a smaller one that will fit this boat.2009 Super Air Nautique 210 TE
2006 Super Air Nautique 210 TE
1989 Sport Nautique
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I have been checking the wakemaker site.... I also signed up for the email when they are released.Originally posted by mt92 View PostHas one been tried on a SV211 Nautique yet? I would love to give one a try.
It would be a great addition if it is possible. I know we can get the 211's to surf okay, but it takes a lot of weight and some severe listing that I would not trust my wife to be able to drive with.
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Talked to Ryan that owns the company about doing a install on my 2002 210, he said it would work great, would be similar to the supra that they have a video of on their website trying to decide if I should pull the trigger on it
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I'm not so sure about that. I have a 226 and a couple of years ago I did a temporary surf gate and it seemed to work and allowed me to surf on the port side. With all the new technologies out there, I'm debating in which style (gate, tab, nss) to try and implement on a more permanent basis. Any suggestions?Originally posted by dbrayton1 View Post
Unfortunately the steps on the 226 hull make it very difficult to do tabs or other DIY surf system modifications. I had one and traded it for a MB because of that challenge.
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That about making a removable surfgate for my 226. Cut a template to match hull, then cut foam block, fiberglass it and duo-lock to the hull. Need one for each side, but I eas thinking just port side.
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Supra Comp (prior)
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Works great!!! Put it on my 210 about a year ago. No complaints or disappointments what so ever.Originally posted by Motorbreath View PostAny updates or new reviews on this? Newer thread?
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/boa/6149951552.html
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