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  • #61
    Originally posted by snork View Post
    Re- installed Ballast Timers and everything works flawlessly, only problem is I have to turn down the stereo volume to hear when the tanks are empty
    Best money spent on this X Star thus far
    Cool! Happy I could help!
    '07 Navy Blue X2 MCX
    http://www.wakeblaster.com/
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    • #62
      Coug in Corvallis????!

      That's a strange one!

      I have a set from an 07 X1 I would like to send out today!

      Thanks

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      • #63
        Yeah, being a Coug in Beaver country is tough... let the jokes begin
        '07 Navy Blue X2 MCX
        http://www.wakeblaster.com/
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        • #64
          Last I checked. ..Cougs eat Beaver, Duck and most importantly Huskies.

          WakeWise

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          • #65
            Originally posted by tr6coug View Post
            Yeah, being a Coug in Beaver country is tough... let the jokes begin
            We forgive you............

            Go Beavs
            Currently schlepping on BIL's X46

            MISS "B" HAVEN

            2007 X2, Indmar 350 MCX (Sold)
            OJ 522 14.75 x 15.5
            Tugger: 2014 Ram 1500 Crew, EcoDiesel
            http://www.crowniehq.net

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            • #66
              Not to hijack the thread, but this one is about ballast tanks and there is a good bit of information here.

              But, has anyone here left the boat in the water overnight and have one or more of the tanks fill up?

              I thought is was software but this past weekend I know my center tank was 100% empty when I went up for the night but the next morning it was 100% full. I verified it with a flashlight.

              I kinda figure a peace of trash or something is going on with the check valve because it does not happen all the time.

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              • #67
                Originally posted by fz1dba View Post
                Not to hijack the thread, but this one is about ballast tanks and there is a good bit of information here.

                But, has anyone here left the boat in the water overnight and have one or more of the tanks fill up?

                I thought is was software but this past weekend I know my center tank was 100% empty when I went up for the night but the next morning it was 100% full. I verified it with a flashlight.

                I kinda figure a peace of trash or something is going on with the check valve because it does not happen all the time.
                You might have a bad impeller. If one of the vanes was missing and the impeller stopped in the right location, water could get through. It seems like this would only happen if your ballast tank/pump/tubing was under the water line though.
                '07 Navy Blue X2 MCX
                http://www.wakeblaster.com/
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                • #68
                  ^ Thanks, I'll check out the impeller for the center tank.

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                  • #69
                    Is it possible to just remove the timers and use the pumps in manual mode?
                    '14 X10 GEN2

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Masternorth View Post
                      Is it possible to just remove the timers and use the pumps in manual mode?
                      Yes, you use a polarity reversing pair of relays for each pump in the same manner that the '06 and older boats came from the factory. It costs about $60 for the relays and connectors and what not but may cost you another $60 for replacement switches. If your boat came with 8 prong DPDT switches then you can make the LED indicators work (i.e. have them light up when in the fill or drain positions) without replacing the switches. If your boat came with 6 prong DPST switches then you'll have to replace them if you want to make the LED indicators work.

                      So, it's between $60 and $120 depending on what switches your boat came with and/or whether you care about the LED indicators working. Either way it's more expensive then having the AI lobotomy that the OP offers. I've done the relay setup for a friend and it worked great but tr6coug hadn't reverse engineered the software at that point. It sounds like this is the way to go now with the only downside being that you have to wait while your timers are in transit/progress.

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                      • #71
                        Thanks for thé informations, I Will take this route.
                        '14 X10 GEN2

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by Jeff d View Post
                          It sounds like this is the way to go now with the only downside being that you have to wait while your timers are in transit/progress.
                          If you don't want to wait on shipping timers, I have two new, full-timer modules for sale in the parts and accessories classified section. They are from '07.

                          http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/...ad.php?t=56613
                          '07 Navy Blue X2 MCX
                          http://www.wakeblaster.com/
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                          • #73
                            Just bumping to thank tr6coug - just got mine back from him, popped them in the boat and am super happy with them. Not sure why I waited so long.....

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by gambier View Post
                              Just bumping to thank tr6coug - just got mine back from him, popped them in the boat and am super happy with them. Not sure why I waited so long.....

                              Cool! Happy I could help out!
                              '07 Navy Blue X2 MCX
                              http://www.wakeblaster.com/
                              Ballast Timer Reprogramming Info
                              Timer Reprogramming Thread

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                              • #75
                                Originally posted by gambier View Post
                                Just bumping to thank tr6coug - just got mine back from him, popped them in the boat and am super happy with them. Not sure why I waited so long.....

                                X2! Great turnaround and timers work perfect

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