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Well, if the OP, oops sorry, original poster, is going to buy a tester, ask for an actual voltage ohm meter that has a digital display. $25 gets you a decent meter that will do far more then just test continuity.

Awesome Rhunt!! Great to see these mod projects on the site!! We used to have a bunch of guys like you, h2oking and others posting their mods but not much any more. Always love to see them!! Thanks for posting this up!!!

yeah on my lake the WP told me my wave is bigger than any he' s seen on our lake. I am very aware of where the wave goes. I basically throw it onto the shore. we have a Corp lake so no improvements on the shore line. the WP told me to not throw it in the direction of the marina. we were 300 to 400yards away, but were the only boat out there when he pulled us over. my saving grace uses are the most sober boat out there. also dont surf if area is full of bassholes fishing.

We're dealing with this on Lake Anna in VA. I'm mixed on my feelings. On Lake Anna they want 200ft (600 is RIDICULOUS!) and cite the same reasons. Current law is 100 (or 150, can't remember), but I've never seen them enforce it. I'd like to see them enforce the current laws first, then look to extend if erosion or other issues are still happening. We're on both sides of the argument, we surf, but we also have a house on the lake with a boat house and little beach for my 2 year old daughter all within a no wake zone. Some people in our cove like to surf and buzz the no wake line staying on the legal side, but it's still a MASSIVE wave when it gets to her that would easily pick her up and slam her against the retaining wall or rip-rap. So needless to say, we don't let her play in an area that we built for her to play in. In this situation I'd love to see the surf boat get ticketed, I'd also like to see better driver awareness and responsibility. An unpopular opinion for this site is that we're doing this to ourselves. We're trying to make bigger and better waves to surf. Bigger boats that hold more ballast, more water, with better systems to make even bigger waves, but we're not thinking about the repercussions. The damage to shore lines, other boats, and God forbid a little kid gets killed because of our our scenario above. There will be a breaking point, and we're starting to see it now.

That 2007 Typhoon for $27,500 that is located on Lake Norman is my home lake....if you are really interested and need someone to check it out for you, let me know. Looks like the owner travels between here and FL.

i surfed a 16 237 before buying a 17 257. there is a big difference in the wave. I highly recommend the 257. I also added 1000 lead to take the wave from Awesome to Insane! getthebow sack. a lot of people don' t but it is worth it. better to have and not need than to need and not have.

Man, that's what really drew me to this site back then. Lot's of cool guys hanging around and posting up their mods, now it's just bragging on how big their big boat is and Centurion now makes the best surf boat in the industry. IMO they have been making the best surf boat since the Avy. Anyways, Once I reach my mod peak I'll quit posting just like the others and if my next boat is a Centurion I'll start all over again and document my projects and maintenance here.

if you have found the amp end, use a DVOM and check for continuity. Best way to determine without a doubt.

if you are going to upgrade a two year old Ri237 to a new 257....you should drop the $30 and become a Supporting Member....lol

As soon as I can get on the water I'll post up in use pics.

My best January photo: