key programming - what's possible? slow no wake cruse control

[bfr]

I have a 2010 Wake Pro 215. I would like to be able to have "cruise control" at "slow no wake" type of speeds. The Wake Pro already has Ski Mode with target speed, etc...but there is no way to make the target speed, say, 4mph or whatever? I think the current minimum is 12mph.

Anyway, short of modifying the Ski Mode (min speed) Programming, could you use the Learning Key and make the "no wake setting" the actual top speed allowed? What is the minimum setting the software allows you to set for a Learning Key? Is it only able to set max MPH or can you set via max RPM?

OR...is there a better way to accomplish "slow no wake cruse control" on a 2010 Wake Pro 215?

Thanks

 

[bfr]

I should add...I have about a 30 minute+ no wake channel to traverse between ramp or gas dock and Lake Michigan. I can lug gas down to the beach, not a huge deal...but sometimes the gas dock is just a whole lot easier and there are times (rarely) when I do pull the ski onto the trailer during the summer. (like when the supercharger blows up). Just seems like all the technology is there...why do I have to get cramps in my finger?

 

[bfr]

is this the solution

 

[lamajama]

This is what I use.

 

[red2blue]

.but there is no way to make the target speed, say, 4mph or whatever? I think the current minimum is 12mph....

No wake on my water means just that........so my ski idling at 3.6-3.8 mph fits the no wake rule.

At 12mph I'm plowing pretty good....not gonna make the local leos very happy when I rock their boat as I go by.

And 30min of no wake? I'd find another ramp.

 

[fastredrat]

Check page 94 or your owners manual on how to operate SLOW SPEED mode. It will allow speeds from 2-7 MPH

 

[bfr]

Awesome fastredrat! I love it when RTFM is the best answer. I found it online here: http://www.operatorsguides.brp.com/.../OwnersManuals_SSA/attach/01/2010/2154ENL.pdf

It says 1-5 MPH but that's splitting hairs.

I've already had to store my WakePro for the season and I'm halfway across the country...but I'll be damned if I've ever even noticed the Cruise button on my handlebar. Gives me something to look forward to next summer!!

Thanks everyone.