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WELCOME TO THE WATER: Step off that dock and that is when it starts….

10 Thursday Jan 2013

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DOCTOR DOO – Keeping Your Battery Charged

26 Wednesday Dec 2012

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Many of you have already stored your Sea-Doo for the winter, or are in the process of storing your Sea-Doo.  A very important aspect of winterization is battery maintenance.  Proper storage techniques can be make the difference between a dead battery or a battery that roars to life after a long winter’s slumber.

Reasons for keeping a constant charge

– It keeps the battery from being depleted from non-use.

– Help maintain battery life

– Battery is ready when you go to de-winterize your Sea-Doo watercraft.

Tools needed

–       Phillips head screwdriver, Flat head screw driver or 10mm nut driver

–       Trickle Charger (Sea-Doo carries the Yuasa smart shot automatic battery charger, part # 529035773. See your local dealer for details)

Important Note

–       Never charge or boost battery while installed in the watercraft

–       Always charge a battery in a well vented room

–       Always make sure trickle charger or battery charger is unplugged before connecting charger cables or before removing charger cables.

Instructions 

1.  Locate the battery in your Sea-Doo watercraft.

2.  Next take a look at the bolts that secure your battery cables to the battery and determine what tool must be used to remove the cables.

3.  Be sure to remove the negative (-) black cable first and make sure it does not come in contact with the battery or any other grounding component (such as any exposed hardware) during the next steps.

4.  Remove the positive (+) red cable from the battery.

5.  Disconnect the vent hose from battery.

6.  Install a piece of hose (same type as vent hose) with a cap or a small hose pincher onto the battery to prevent electrolyte spillage when removing the battery.

7.  Remove any straps or brackets that may be securing the battery into the battery tray.

8.  Remove the battery and place it on a workbench or something comparable. Be sure to place it out of the reach of children.

9.  Make sure your trickle charger is unplugged and then connect the charger to the battery, making sure the positive (+) red cable is hooked up to the positive end on the battery and the negative (-) black cable is hooked up to the negative end of the battery.

10.  Plug in the charger to a wall socket and you are ready to stay charged!

Additional instructions – If the battery terminals seem to have corrosion or rust of any sort, use a wire brush to remove before connecting to the charger.

The best way to maintain proper battery life is to keep a constant charge, so keep up on your battery maintenance to maintain that showroom like quality all year round.

 

 

X-TEAM TUESDAY: Kings Cup–World Cup Grand Prix Recap

11 Tuesday Dec 2012

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Kings Cup Pro Run About Open Grand Prix Winners, from Left to Right: (4) Jared Moore, (2) James Bushell, (1) Veerapong Maneechom, (3) Chaowalit Kuajaroon, (5) Aero Aswar

Sea-Doo X-TEAM riders continue to dominate personal watercraft racing with a record setting effort at the recent 2012 PWC KING’S CUP GRAND PRIX in Pattaya City Thailand.  The King’s Cup is the last major PWC race of the year, as the top riders from around the world close out their competitive year following October’s IJSBA World Championship. For the past eight years many of the top riders have converged at the Kings Cup to battle for one last chance at a title during the calendar year.

In the premier Pro Runabout Open class Veerapong Maneechom (Thailand), James Bushell (United Kingdom) and Chaowalit Kuajaroon (Thailand) showed the world once again that it takes the all-new Sea-Doo RXP-X 260 to claim a podium spot this year. James Bushell after winning runabout world titles in both Pro Open and GP tied overall winner Maneechom in points at the end of the weekend, but it came down to a tiebreaker the final moto. Maneechom separated himself from the pack during his final moto victory, and the event ended with Maneechom standing on the winners spot at this years King Cup. Not only did Sea-Doo riders fill the podium, Sea-Doo X-TEAM riders in the Pro Runabout Open class took spots one through seven, and eight of the top ten racers were riding Sea-Doo RXP-X watercraft.

After the dominating performances at the IJSBA World Finals the X-TEAM momentum continues. The fastest riders in the world are choosing to ride Sea-Doo watercraft. These numbers continue to grow since the Sea-Doo RXP-X has arrived on the market; lets take a look…

–       Of the 134 racers in the runabout category at the Kings Cup, 103 of them were riding Sea-Doo watercraft, an impressive 77%.

–       There were 27 podium spots available, 23 of them were claimed by a Sea-Doo.

–       Nine class championships were available, eight of those were won by a racer on a Sea-Doo watercraft.

Pro Am Runabout stock class shared a familiar theme with the Pro Runabout Open class. Once again Sea-Doo took the top three positions with Terra Settura from Thailand taking the top honors. Settura won two of the four motos. Runner up Omude Salee from Cambodia put up a challenge by also winning two motos, but Settura’s combined moto scores bested Salee’s for the 2012 title. Rounding out the podium was Thanaphan Phungjunan from Thailand.

As race season comes to an end and plans are made for 2013, one can’t help but wonder how many racers will be aboard Sea-Doo watercraft next season. Congratulations to all of the new Kings Cup Champions and to all racers who chose Sea-Doo as their watercraft of choice at this years PWC Kings Cup – World Cup Grand Prix

For full results visit:

http://www.ijsba.com/pdfs/2012/kingscup_results3.pdf

DID YOU KNOW? Sea-Doo has Three Hull Designs, Offering Something for Every Rider

10 Monday Dec 2012

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Sea-Doo watercraft provide the ultimate in value and performance and we offer you multiple choices in watercraft design and handling characteristics. One of the primary decisions that you need to make when researching watercraft styles is the type of rider that you are—this will help you determine the segment and style of watercraft that will be ideal for you.

One of the most important decisions is hull design.  Sea-Doo has three different hull styles and each offer riders different ride characteristics.

Are you looking for something playful and nimble that rides on top of the waves or are you looking for a tight turning, aggressive hull that enables you to corner harder and faster and cuts right through the waves?  We offer three hull styles and there is one designed for every type of rider.

Sea-Doo S3 Hull

S3 stands for Stepped, Stable and Strong.  These hulls are made from lightweight material are ribbed and stepped.  This hull style creates a low-pressure zone to reduce drag for nimble handling.  The S3 hull cuts through the water and leans naturally when cornering. The hull is constructed of material that is up to 20% lighter than competitor hulls. The hull design is ideal for those who regularly take extended rides where comfort is important.

The hull characteristics are:

  • •Longer, deeper V hull
  • •Suspension option
  • •3-seater
  • •Tow sports capabilities

Benefits of the S3 hull:

  • •Cuts better through chop
  • •Bridges chop better
  • •More comfort when riding 2- or 3-up
  • •Stable with one, two, and three passengers
  • •Added features for comfort (GTX Platform)
  • •Added race-oriented features (RXT Platform)

 

 

Sea-Doo watercraft with S3 hulls are:

  • •GTX 155/215, GTX S 155 and the GTX Limited iS 260
  • •RXT 260, RXT-X 260 and the RXT-X aS 260
  • •WAKE PRO 215
GTI Hull

Sea-Doo GTI Hull

Our GTI hulls are playful, yet stable and predictable and are ideal for riders looking for a stable and forgiving watercraft with versatility in both smooth and moderate water conditions. This hull planes quickly and rides higher on the water surface for a nimble ride. The GTI hull is a bit shorter but wider than the others in the line-up and with multiple passengers has proven to be the most stable in the category

The hull characteristics are:

  • •Flatter V, shorter, lighter hull
  • •Lower center of gravity
  • •3-seater
  • •Tow sports capabilities

Benefits of the GTI hulls are:

  • •More nimble ride
  • •Stable and forgiving
  • •Fuel efficient
  • •Option for added power (GTR 215)

Sea-Doo watercraft with GTI hulls are:

  • •GTS 130
  • •GTI 130, GTI SE 130/155 and the GTI Limited 155
  • •GTR 215
  • •WAKE 155

Sea-Doo T3 Hull

This revolutionary design provides aggressive lean-in turning characteristics and penetrates chop and rough water conditions better than any of its predecessors. T3 stands for Tight-Turning T-hull and uses an advanced dual surface hull design with a unique combination of soft and hard chines that engages the water with a suction force when leaning into a corner. These combined features provide enhanced lean angles which allow the rider to turn tighter and faster. The multiple stages of the T3 hull provide great stability at idle and low speeds, unmatched acceleration and a narrow high speed running surface which delivers a nimble and highly precise driving experience.

This hull design is ideal for enthusiasts looking for the ultimate race-oriented watercraft with maximum carving capability, sped and control in any water conditions.

The hull characteristics are:

  • •Combination of hard and soft chines
  • •T-shape
  • •Ergolock system
  • •2-seater

The benefits of the T3 hull are:

  • •Precise cornering and better lean-in
  • •Good rough water penetration
  • •Less upper body fatigue
  • •Better performance on a buoy course

The only Sea-Doo watercraft with the T3 hulls design is the award-winning RXP-X 260.

Whether you are a recreational rider who loves to spend hours on the water playing and towing friends and family, a speed junkie looking to take tight corners or a rider who craves comfort and endless hours cruising, Sea-Doo has a watercraft for you and your riding style

 

MUST HAVE OF THE WEEK: The RIGHT PFD for any Occasion

05 Wednesday Dec 2012

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There is nothing more fun than spending a day or a weekend, out on the water with family and friends.  Hours of laughter, splashing and quality family time.  One of the most important safety items that a boater, or watercraft rider, can have on hand is the correct PFD.  There are numerous types of PFDs and not all PFDs are recommended for every situation.  The North America National Safe Boating Campaign “Wear It” campaign aims to educate boaters on the importance of wearing a PFD.

In 2009, the Coast Guard counted 4,730 accidents that involved 736 deaths, 3,358 injuries and approximately $36 million dollars of damage to property as a result of recreational boating accidents. Of those who drowned, 84 percent were not wearing life jackets.

“The statistics show that no matter where you are boating, being properly prepared and equipped and wearing a life jacket can help save many lives,” Virgil Chambers, executive director of the National Safe Boating Council said. “We want to prove that life jackets not only save lives, but that today’s life jackets are comfortable, stylish and easy to wear,” Boaters need to be and should be properly informed and educated about boating safety and most importantly, remember to ‘Wear It!’”

What type of PDF is appropriate for your boating activities?

IF YOU RIDE ON A PWC OR PARTICIPATE IN TOWED WATER SPORTS:  CHOOSE A FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET FOR ACTIVITIES THAT INVOLVE FREQUENT WATER ENTRY. RUGGED WITH MULTIPLE BUCKLES DESIGNED FOR HIGHER IMPACT ON WATER. INFLATABLE LIFE JACKETS ARE NOT PERMITTED. MOST STATES REQUIRE PWC RIDERS AND “SKIERS” TO WEAR THEIR LIFE JACKET.

IF YOU CRUISE WITH FRIENDS : CHOOSE A MANUAL OR AUTO-MANUAL INFLATABLE LIFE JACKETS FOR ADULTS ONLY. NOT APPROVED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16, NON-SWIMMERS, PWCS, WHITE WATER PADDLING OR TOWED SPORTS. COMFORTABLE, COMPACT SIZE AND HIGH PERFORMANCE. FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.

IF YOU BOAT WITH FAMILY: CHOOSE A FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES. DESIGNED FOR GENERAL BOATING ON CALM, INLAND WATER, NOT FOR ROUGH WATER. MUST FIT PROPERLY FOR SIZE AND WEIGHT.  COMFORTABLE, MANY STYLES AND SIZES AVAILABLE FOR DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES. INFLATABLE LIFE JACKETS ALSO A GOOD CHOICE.

IF YOU FISH: CHOOSE A MANUAL OR AUTO-MANUAL INFLATABLE LIFE JACKET FOR ADULTS ONLY. FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET FEATURES POCKETS AND STRAPS FOR SUPPLIES AND TACKLE.  CONSIDER DUAL PURPOSE FLOAT COAT FOR COLD WEATHER AND WATER.

 

IF YOU PADDLE: CHOOSE A MANUAL OR AUTO-MANUAL INFLATABLE LIFE JACKET FOR ADULTS ONLY. FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET DESIGNED WITH LARGE ARM OPENINGS FOR EASE OF MOVEMENT WHILE PADDLING.  APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.

 

IF YOU HUNT: CHOOSE THIS MANUAL OR AUTO-MANUAL INFLATABLE LIFE JACKET FOR ADULTS ONLY.FLOTATION AID LIFE JACKET WITH CAMO, LARGE ENOUGH TO FIT OVER HEAVY CLOTHES. CONSIDER DUAL PURPOSE FLOAT COAT FOR COLD WEATHER AND WATER.

 

WELCOME TO THE WATER: Boatgating? Tailgating on a boat! Discover Boating names the best stadiums for on-water tailgating

23 Thursday Aug 2012

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Discover Boating names the best stadiums for the latest trend in on-water tailgating

September and October are a sweet spot for boating and sports fans alike as baseball and football season overlap with boating season. Boatgating, the combination of two American pastimes—boating and tailgating—is still one of the most unique ways to enjoy game day at stadiums across the country. Discover Boating, the U.S. recreational boating industry’s non-profit awareness campaign, compiled a list of stadiums which offer the chance to boat, instead of drive, on game day. Whether its football or baseball, Discover Boating encourages sports fans to give boatgating a try and explore how these waterside stadiums offer a unique twist on America’s tailgating tradition.

Television sports analyst and former pro football star, Jason Taylor, who is also an avid boater and angler, is working with Discover Boating to help more Americans get out on the water and experience the fun of boating. Taylor notes, “There are several major stadiums on or near water where boatgating has become one of the more popular ways to gear up for the game. Outside of being on the field, catching a game from my boat may be one of the best seats around. Boating while you tailgate puts a whole new spin on the pre-game party.”

Boatgating, also dubbed sailgating, stern-gating or transom-gating, has become a unique way for boaters and sports fans to experience the tradition of tailgating with an extra element of fun. Game day starts and ends with a relaxing cruise on the water, much more enjoyable than sitting in pre- or post-game traffic. For those with boats furnished with access to a grill, refrigerator and ample seating area, boatgating becomes even more convenient. No lugging of grills, chairs or other cooking gear when it’s all on board. Discover Boating’s picks for best boatgating stadiums are:

Husky Stadium (Seattle, WA) University of Washington football fans have the right idea – arrive by boat, moor in Lake Washington, and pick up the shuttle boat service to Husky Stadium. The game day views of the Cascades and scenic Lake Washington from this locale are tough to beat. Unfortunately, for the 2012 season boatgating is on hiatus as Husky Stadium undergoes renovations with the team playing home games at CenturyLink Field in downtown Seattle. For the Captain: Moorage is available on a season or single-game basis and permit pricing is based on the boat’s length – make sure to get the necessary information into the Tyee Office no later than Thursdays before game days (or earlier since space is at a premium). Once anchored in Union Bay, a boat shuttle service picks up boatgaters for the quick trip to the stadium. The inbound ride is free with a $6 fee for the outbound trip purchased at the Waterfront Activity Center – avoid long post-game lines by buying the return ticket before entering the stadium.

Neyland Stadium (Knoxville, TN) The Vol Navy, as this infamous group of football and boating aficionados are known, arrive by boat to cheer on the University of Tennessee Volunteers during home football games. On the banks of the Tennessee River, Volunteer Landing is a three-mile riverwalk in downtown Knoxville that includes a visitor center, full-service marina and restaurants. For home football games, expect plenty of boats tied up and grills fired up amidst a sea of orange and white. For the Captain: Volunteer Landing Marina offers 140 covered slips, including transient slips from 24-70 feet. There are seasonal rates available for football season. Visit TheMarinas.net or call 865-633-5004 for more information. Houseboats and pontoon boats are available for rent as well. Booking early is recommended as this is the place to be on game day.

Heinz Field (Pittsburgh, PA) Located on Pittsburgh’s North Shore, Heinz Field is situated on the banks of the city’s famed three rivers – Monongahela, Ohio and Allegheny. Avoid the car traffic and arrive by boat. Join this group of dedicated football fans on the water, including many who arrive days in advance to secure prime spots on the wharf. For the Captain: Space is limited on the public wharf during Steelers games, so to get a spot on the wall (instead of tying up with other boats), arrive early. There’s pro baseball nearby too and boat access is often easier for to secure. Don’t forget it’s a no wake zone in the Pittsburgh Pool on weekends.

EverBank Field (Jacksonville, FL) With its relatively warm weather year round, many football fans skip the highway and take to the waterway on game day. Stadium cheers can be heard throughout Metropolitan Park Marina on the St. Johns River, which is walking distance to EverBank Field. The marina offers nearly 80 slips that can accommodate boats up to 80 feet. The annual Gator Bowl and Florida-Georgia game held at EverBank Field offer college football fans the chance to get in on the boatgating fun. For the Captain: Metropolitan Park Marina’s boat slips are open to the public, but on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit JaxParks.com, at least a month before game day, to reserve a slip. For daily dockage rates, contact the Jacksonville’s dockmaster at 904-630-0839.

Soldier Field (Chicago, IL) A Soldier Field tailgate takes on new meaning when you discover one of the best kept secrets in Chicago – getting to the game by boat. Located just east of Soldier Field, Burnham Harbor has 1,120 slips in a protected cove on Lake Michigan – get in on the action early in the season though, Burnham closes for the season in mid-October. For the Captain: Football in Chicago and Soldier Field tailgates are beloved traditions for fans of the “Monsters of the Midway.” With boatgating limited to the first half of the season, take advantage of home games early in the season when the likelihood of good boating weather is best (and the harbor is open). Burnham Harbor offers day slips, but be sure to call ahead and reserve at 312-747-7009.

Nationals Park (Washington, DC) Gangplank Marina provides more than 300 slips in the protected waters of the Potomac River’s Washington Channel giving baseball fans a perfect spot for that nautical tailgate. When boatgating festivities wrap up at Gangplank Marina, catch the first pitch by hopping aboard the water taxi, which drops off at Diamond Teague Park, the closest location to the ballpark. For the Captain: Gangplank Marina offers limited transient slips for boats up to 125 feet. To reserve, boaters must submit an application form and follow up by phone to confirm the reservation at least two weeks before game day. Contact the dockmaster by phone at 202-554-5000 or GPDockOffice@comcast.net.

AT&T Park (San Francisco, CA) AT&T Park is known for its prime location on San Francisco Bay. Boatgating options are available at nearby South Beach Harbor; where demand is high. Catch all the action or even a splash hit—home runs that land in the water on the fly without hitting the Arcade or Portwalk—from a boat in McCovey Cove, where the scoreboard and replay screens are visible. For the Captain: For those with a ticket to the game, there are more marina options near AT&T Park, such as Pier 39 or San Francisco Marina Yacht Harbor, where boats can dock and catch a bus or cab to the game. These harbors are busy with the America’s Cup qualifying events in August and October, so confirm your reservation by calling the harbormaster to guarantee a spot.

Citi Field (New York, NY) Skip the subway and head to the ballgame by boat. Cruise past the Statue of Liberty and take in the best views of Manhattan’s skyline – all before even getting to the game. Dock at World’s Fair Marina for some boatgating festivities before making the short walk to the stadium. Tennis fans can even join in on the fun by taking the open water to the U.S. Open, held later this month at Arthur Ashe Stadium near Citi Field. For the Captain: Transient slips are limited at World’s Fair Marina, so try to book at least 1-2 months in advance of game day at 718-478-0480.

MUST HAVE OF THE MONTH: Sea-Doo Boat “How-To” Video Series, Sea-Doo WAKE boats Triple Wakeboost System

22 Wednesday Aug 2012

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Curious as to how the Triple Wakeboost system works in our Sea-Doo WAKE boats?  Check out the Sea-Doo “How-To” video series…today’s feature is on the Triple Wakeboost system.  This system allows the driver to fine tune and customize the wake shape for all levels of wakeboarders so you can have the PERFECT wake for beginner to advanced wakeboarders. This HOW TO video explains how to fill and empty the boost reservoirs, the location of and how to open the boost system valves and the Sea-Doo touchscreen controls.

Cleveland Rocks…The Sea-Doo Life Test Ride Tour STOPPED in Cleveland

17 Friday Aug 2012

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The Sea-Doo Test Ride tour STOPPED in Cleveland in early August.  Participants enjoyed the maneuverability and neutral functionality of Sea-Doo boats as well as the brakes on Sea-Doo watercraft.  This short video highlights one of the last tour stops of 2012…..Cleveland style.

Sea-Doo Test Ride Tour Stop: Raystown Lake, Pennsylvania

10 Friday Aug 2012

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The Sea-Doo Life Test Ride Tour STOPPED at Raystown Lake in Pennsylvania last weekend…test riders raved about the brakes, the suspension and maneuverability of our Sea-Doo watercraft. People who test rode the 210 SP Boat loved the roominess, the abundant storage, fuel economy and the ease of operation.  The many test riders came back with a new perspective of the level of control now available on Sea-Doo watercraft including the iBR technology and the revolutionary braking system.

MUST HAVE OF THE MONTH: Touring Canada by Sea-Doo

01 Wednesday Aug 2012

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Canada is picturesque with beautiful lakes, breathtaking scenery and offers many exciting vacation options.  If you are planning a trip to Canada, we recommend taking advantage of the warm summer temperatures and touring the Lakes and Channels of Canada by Sea-Doo.    Sea-Doo watercraft are not only perfect for playing on the waters but also for touring and taking in the sites and scenery.

If you are interested in touring Canada by watercraft, we suggest you visit Sea-Doo Tours. They can be found on the web at http://seadootours.com/.  The company is run by touring enthusiasts and the vehicles of choice, Sea-Doo of course!  Most of the tours are between 80 and 130 miles and there are tours available for any level of rider –novice to advanced experienced riders.

Examples of their tours include:

-1000 Islands Tour, 90 miles

-Rideau Lakes Tour, 70 miles

-North Channel, 135 miles

-Trent Severn Waterway/Honey Harbour/Parry Sound: 160 miles

-Muskoka Lakes: 130-210 miles

-Otanabee River, Rice Lake, Healy Falls: 110 miles

-Kawartha Lakes Tour

-Trent to Kingston: 160 miles

If you are planning a trip to Canada, this is one of the best ways to experience Canada by water….and enjoy the comfort and quality of Sea-Doo watercraft. Have fun and Bon Voyage!

 

 

 

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