Can You Really Drive an Inboard Boat?
Boat 6 years ago 50,689 views
Here is a great video to help enhance your skills on driving an inboard boat. There are some small techniques that I have learned in the past that have helped me become a lot better boat. My hope is that you learn some of the techniques and you start using them as well! If you enjoy the content and want to help me with my projects, you would make a huge difference by making a small donation. Thank you: http://PayPal.Me/justiwhite Please support the channel by subscribing. http://goo.gl/nD3r4v Subscribe!! http://goo.gl/nD3r4v Hello Everyone, my name is Justin White. Ever since I was young I was always fascinated with how things work. Wherever I am going, I constantly look at how and why something is working the way it is. With my YouTube channel, I am able to give accurate and credible videos to the viewers. Cluengineer or "Clue in engineer" is a guide to a solution. Many of my videos are how to, fix it, and explanation. Come join the community and subscribe, like, and share.
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Crank the wheel over to the right, then alternate throttle pulses of forward and reverse idle. Forward + wheel over to the right will kick tail out clockwise, then pulse of reverse will keep you from going forward too far and the prop walk will bring the aft around even more. Repeat. You can dock anywhere using this.
For a MasterCraft - wheel to the left so it can spin the opposite direction.
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I miss my Ski Nautique.
I was a tournament slalom skier for years. I was wondering if you thought about putting a cruise control in your boat? It really helps to hold the speed in the slalom course.
Just move to Florida and ski year round. Lol
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I have a quick question though, I noticed your steering wheel turns to either direction with no apparent resistance. on my family's used 1994 sport nautique (I know it might not be quite the same to your boat) the wheel turns with alot of resistance to one side and almost none to the other. Me and my Dad thought it was P-factor from the prop, but after seeing your video and you steering the boat with ease I now think it might be the steering cable. Or maybe our boat is just old and can't be steered as well, it would just be nice of you let me know what you think, thanks!
Thanks Anyways! :)
A side question. I have same yeas and make of boat as you. My question is..... did you know that PCM is no longer making the ECM modules for our engines? So, as I understand it if the engine computer fails we now longer are able to get our engines repaired and are let to replace it with a different power plant.
Have you heard about this or can you shine some light on this issue?
Thanks you.