Nautic Logic GPS

steveA20 · **Posted:** Mon May 30, 2016 5:46 pm

Has anyone tried this on a 2016 boat? Way cheaper than the $700 upgrade from the dealer for GPS based speed control.

steveA20 · **Posted:** Tue May 31, 2016 8:26 am

I sent pics of the connector to Nautic Logic, there engineers are working on it now. I will keep updates coming.

steveA20 · **Posted:** Thu Jun 02, 2016 5:16 pm

Nautic logic doesn't have anything currently that will work for 2016 Axis boats, they will be working on a solution soon and said I could be a beta tester.

saberworks · **Joined:** Mon Apr 18, 2016 12:11 pm **Posts:** 89

Curious why you are interested in the GPS speed control. I had PerfectPass Stargazer on my last boat and while at the time I really liked it, I actually prefer the simpler stock system on my A20. It took a while each time I started the boat for the GPS unit to find the satellites, and it just simply didn't work unless it could get a lock (which wasn't 100% reliable depending on how sheltered the lake was). The rider profiles were cool but not cool enough, it takes only a few seconds to set the speed anyway.

steveA20 · **Posted:** Fri Jun 03, 2016 7:16 am

saberworks wrote:

Curious why you are interested in the GPS speed control. I had PerfectPass Stargazer on my last boat and while at the time I really liked it, I actually prefer the simpler stock system on my A20. It took a while each time I started the boat for the GPS unit to find the satellites, and it just simply didn't work unless it could get a lock (which wasn't 100% reliable depending on how sheltered the lake was). The rider profiles were cool but not cool enough, it takes only a few seconds to set the speed anyway.

http://www.nauticlogic.com/

Keeps everything stock and simple just unplug paddle wheel and plug in gps.

dezul · **Posted:** Fri Jun 03, 2016 7:17 am

saberworks wrote:

Curious why you are interested in the GPS speed control. I had PerfectPass Stargazer on my last boat and while at the time I really liked it, I actually prefer the simpler stock system on my A20. It took a while each time I started the boat for the GPS unit to find the satellites, and it just simply didn't work unless it could get a lock (which wasn't 100% reliable depending on how sheltered the lake was). The rider profiles were cool but not cool enough, it takes only a few seconds to set the speed anyway.

It sounds like you had an issue with your gps on your perfect pass system on your last boat. I used a Nautic Logic GPS unit connected to my perfect pass and it worked great. It held speed a lot better than the paddle wheel. I haven't looked into it on the Axis but I know it would work good on it too. The Axis speed controller typically can very +/- .5 while wakeboarding. With the GPS unit, you can get it a little more steady so the surges are as noticeable.

r33pwrd · **Posted:** Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:37 am

Honestly I wanted GPS but my boat did not have it.. dealer talked me into giving the paddle wheel a try and I'm glad I did.. it works very well imo. My friend has the GPS perfect pass and it sucks bad imo.

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nitrous1 · **Posted:** Fri Jun 03, 2016 11:42 am

I'm very happy with my GPS cruise/speedometer and for as little as it cost after the dealer discount I would do it again in a minute .

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