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@@jonmrk6831 Oslofjorden, Bekkelagsbadet. Men nå i ferien er det på Tjøme 😊

@@jonmrk6831 Jon, står mye rundt Malmøya i Oslo, men nå i ferien er det i Røssesundet på Tjøme det foregår. Si i fra hvis du vil ha besøk :) Tar gjerne litt erfaringsoverføring fra en proff :)

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For choppy conditions I would suggest the Radinn Freeride or the Carve if you what to be able to be a bit more aggressive. Both come with three keels that cuts into the waves.

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Yes this is accurate. The battery needs to be optimized from time to time. I do it about every month. Its as easy as tapping optimize on your phone next time you are charging. The downside is that it will take a long time to perform, but it works. I have an old ipad next to my charging station open up the app and hit «optimize battery» once I have plugged in the battery. The reason behind this as I have been told from customer support is that the battery is only as strong as the weakest cell. Just like a football team. The optimating levels out the voltage in some way. The battery will come back to normal performance level is my experience. I hope this helps. Otherwise contact customer support. They are very helpful.

Its expensive but its a lot of technology going into this board. I am sure the pricing will come down over time. Personally I would much rather own this board than owning a jetski or a boat which I need to handle, transport, maintain and pay for storage. The board is just «plug and play» if you see the difference. I could wait for the board to become cheaper but I will become older. I’d rather play now in my early 50’s while I can if you know what I mean. I dont know your age but I hope you will find the budget for buying one at some time in your life. Its a lot of fun.

It comes with a battery and all you need.

Its a great product. Lots of fun.

You can read about product and pricing at radinn.com

Yes. They both feel about the same. The x-sport is a bit lighter. The freeride might be slightly more agile.

I have only beginners experience with wakeboarding myself which goes 10 years back so its hard for me to compare.

I have not really timed a continuous ride from full to empty so I cannot give you a firm answer. In general I am happy with the ride times, as I often take brakes and let other people try.

@@jonmrk6831 I am wondering the same about battery life. I just tested out a board and only got 15 minutes or so of ride time on a standard battery. The dealer said it was because the battery cells had not been "balanced" which he said could be done in the phone app. Is this accurate?

@@mattcarlson12 Yes this is accurate. The battery needs to be optimized from time to time. I do it about every month. Its as easy as tapping optimize on your phone next time you are charging. The downside is that it will take a long time to perform, but it works. I have an old ipad next to my charging station open up the app and hit «optimize battery» once I have plugged in the battery. The reason behind this as I have been told from customer support is that the battery is only as strong as the weakest cell. Just like a football team. The optimating levels out the voltage in some way. The battery will come back to normal performance level is my experience. I hope this helps. Otherwise contact customer support. They are very helpful.

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I am still super happy with my purchase. The boards are working great. I am looking forward to the season. I have purchased a new board and will transfer jetpack and bsttery to the new board from the first board. A great way to upgrade. I will soon make an updated video about this as I enter into my third season as a radinn/surfing entusiast. Waiting for the sea water temperature to increase a bit.

@@jonmrk6831 great to know this electric surfboard... how much you paid for it? Are these availablenin the usa? Thanks

@@garry1220able You can buy through resellers in the USA as well as radinn.com

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Yes. I just upgraded my board and will move the jet and the battery over to the new board. I will make a new video about this as soon as the weather is warmer.

DIY won’t get you the same performance and feeling of the Radinn. To get it up to standards you might end up paying more and spending a lot of time. In stead of trying to build a replica why don’t you look for a used board? There might be some used boards for sale out there?

Hi Jon, thanks for your quick reply. I've tried looking for used Radinn boards, but I can't find one at all in my country (Canada), and haven't heard of anyone buying a new one here yet. Buying a new one (Freeride base model), with tax and shipping would cost me the equivalent of about 10,700 EUR. There are several do-it-yourself boards that would be "good enough" for me, and are reported to cost about 1/3 of a Radinn board. I simply wanted to start with the Radinn specs as my goal, knowing I'll fall short, but it should still be good enough. There's one DIY board that seems to exceed the performance of the Radinn, here: th-cam.com/video/BuYz4YYcX30/w-d-xo.html The most common DIY mistake seems to be that the first attempts try to make it with cheap or undersized components, and then they have to spend even more money to upsize or replace burned out components. By learning what Radinn uses, I'm hoping to size the jet and batteries properly the first time. So, is that a "no" to telling us here, some of the Radinn specifications ? Thanks.

Hi. I only have experience with Radinn so I cannot compare. I can say that I am very happy with Radinn, both product and service. I am getting ready for my third season and I bought my third board. I will move the jetpack and my battery over from my first board. Thats a great way to upgrade the board and reuse battery and jetpack. I will put out a video as soon as the weather is better.

You turn by shifting your weight from side to side. You stop by releasing the theottle on the remote control. There is also a security strap around your leg if you fall off the engine will stop

You'll get warning about low battery 🔋Controller displays % of batt live. It's safe 😉

I am very happy. Had it for 1,5 years. Used it for two seasons. Lots of fun 2nd season also. I would go for the freeride board.

No. For Music. For pleasure.

I have the PRO setting and can change the modes but I usually only use the PRO mode. Nice feature though that one can downgrade the power if needed.

@@jonmrk6831 yes, i am asking because i just bought freeride version with biggest enginge and struggling to get up standing to the board. Standard mode was not slow enough, i think i will try standing in the easy mode.

@@AlexUncut Easy mode is best for learning. Plus you have to go easy on the remote control and hold remote steady at slow speed.

This depends on the model. I purchased a second board model:Freeride which is much better at making turns than the entry level board.

@@jonmrk6831 good to know. I am definitely interested! Your review has definitely ignited a curiosity. Thanks for the taking the time to respond and offer your feedback.

Charging takes 3-4 hours.

@@jonmrk6831 thanks and then approximately how many hours does it last? On the water?

@@johnk12345100 about 40 mins