Kelvin

@samstenzel Ask your current and former teammates. I'm your skiing source in the Houston area. I'll catch up with you at the Pony Express tournament the end of the month.

Props for the new executive director doing what he can to get the sport out in front of the general public.

@Horton If you have an Apple TV device, you can download the Livestream App and search for Moomba. That works best. I have also been able to mirror my iPhone screen to the Apple TV and Roku, that's not full screen, but has a black bar all the way around the picture.

I guess those of us in the flyover states have to do our own math?

Any embedding of the Youtube stream on another website such as BOS is still views for Youtube and everything is cool. Now, what isn't cool would be someone capturing the YT stream and restreaming in on their own thru FB, YT or any other CDN.

That's not exactly true. Promo boats are getting hard to come by. We had a tournament at our lake where we used home owners boats. One of them was a 1998 SN that had been repowered with a 6.0L and Zero Off. Several skiers at the tournament set PBs behind it.

@Horton I remember reading something about Regina's boatpath somewhere - I believe it may have been in some instagram comments. I can't find it now.

Can anyone at AWSA or USAWaterski comment on why this video is showing up on the America's Boating Channel's YouTube page? Is there some new partnership that we haven't heard about?

I'll check it out this spring.

Learning to jump.

Yep, that's the one I used. Not as elegant as the one designed for the 200, but it gets the job done for significantly less money.

Same thing happened to my 2010 with the 40A transmission a couple of years ago. Ended up replacing it with the newer 80A transmission.

I was in the same situation back in 2010. At the time, I found an older style jump seat from a 196 to drop between the love seat and the driver. It didn't look as elegant, but it served its purpose.

I’ve seen a few Instagram photos, but nothing else. If there’s no publicity, did it really happen?

I live on a lake that's 7.5ft deep with about 18 inches of silt below that. Our lake has ski boats, wakeboard boats and surf boats. The ski boats never churn up the silt on the bottom, but many of the surf boats leave a chocolate milk trail behind them from churning up the silt. On the other lakes in the neighborhood that are 6ft deep, all of the surf boats churn up the silt.