Wavewalk Adventures of Key Largo
This rig works quite well for hoisting the S4 out of the water. The major component is a heavy duty come-along (hand operated winch) from Harbor Freight.
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The Malone yak hauler 250 works perfect with the S4. Locks right in.
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Wavewalk Adventures of Key Largo
A year ago today, Hurricane Irma blew through. Today, my wife and I took the Wavewalk fleet out to snorkel the wrecks of Garden Cove under a rather cloudy sky. Still, it was a wonderful peaceful day. Hopefully, the video will show so.
This sail rig works quite well if you have no place to go fast.
The electric motor used 15% of 915 watts = 137 watts. At 15 cents a KW/Hr…
… there goes my 2 cents.
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This movie illustrates the concept of Wake-Immunity, which is part of the broader concept of Super-Stability.
A Wavewalk S4 motor kayak skiff is going in choppy water, in the ocean. This portable boat is so stable and its driver so much in control that a series of big lateral waves from the wake of a fast motorboat passing nearby at full speed does not present a problem or even a challenge to the S4 driver – It is just a new opportunity to have some wake fun in the sun…
Just a short video shot while driving my S4 around the corner…
Couple observations –
This 6 HP outboard is no 10 HP, and this 8″ pitch prop is no 9″ pitch 😀
Driving this little boat in the chop is super easy and fun, whether it’s against the wind, in lateral waves, or in a following sea.
