First time out on new RZ2

[kasey200]

Finally got to splash the new-to-me RZ2 this weekend. (My parents brought their pontoon and took a few pictures!) Everything worked perfectly as planned. I have been working on the stereo for the last month and am very pleased with the results. Also i upgrade the 350lb sacs to custom surf sacs, one of which i had in my old boat and sent to Chpthril to modify the port locations, the other is new. We won't be getting in the water for several weeks (38 degrees still) but it was still fun to get out and play with the new toy.

I do have a couple of questions that arose from playing with the tige touch:

Can the ballast timers be set to run longer than 10 minutes? I had to run them twice to get the large sacs to fill.
Is there a tutorial or manual that can help me get profiles set up? I tried to mess with them a little bit but didn't have much luck.

Here's a few photos!

[Timmy!]

Nice pics!

[Duncan]

Great looking boat! I too am partial to black and green RZ2s

[roadrash600]

Under the switches button there is a settings option. down in that settings list you will find an option to set the timers for your ballast. you basically just put in how long it takes to hit 100% on your bags in each section. You can crank up the effectiveness of your dim button from that settings screen as well, which I've found critical for night time navigation. That screen is distractingly bright in the dark.

Also, Nice colors! I have green and grey RZR.

[kasey200]

Under the switches button there is a settings option. down in that settings list you will find an option to set the timers for your ballast. you basically just put in how long it takes to hit 100% on your bags in each section. You can crank up the effectiveness of your dim button from that settings screen as well, which I've found critical for night time navigation. That screen is distractingly bright in the dark.

Also, Nice colors! I have green and grey RZR.

Thank you! I have done this but longest it will let me set the timers is 10 minutes.

[roadrash600]

Ahhh ok. I misunderstood. That does sound familiar now that you mention it. I don't typically use the profiles, I spent so long dialing in my boat that I was used to doing it differently every time. Now that I've found my happy place I could go back to using them.