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Maybe just cover it in dielectric grease or a conformal coating so you can get to it if you need to. Epoxy would probably work too, but seals it fate. I would epoxy the seal when you put it back together and see how that works.

I literally just tossed one in the trash last week that's been sitting for a while, most likely due to one low cell. Oh well, I'm sure one of my other couple will fail soon. haha

I'd assume so. For sure if you can hook up the balance ports. Now, I don't know if the board will cause any interference with that. It may try to balance whatever you're doing to it.

I've been charging my Anti Gravity batteries as 4 cell LiFe. Wonder if that's correct. What do you guys do?

Wonder if that circuit board auto balances. It must, otherwise you don't really need a circuit board.

Damn, I've been wanting to do this. I've been looking at making my own with balance charging. We use these damn Anti Gravity batteries and store them at full charge degrading the life. We should be taking more care of these and you never know if you can't balance them. Good work

Send it to @JetManiac and you’ll get it back in no time good as new.

As long as the seal remains square and won't allow a path for water ingestion you should be fine.

I would just cap one outlet off on each pump.

Does it come with the flywheel, pickup plate, pickups or just what's in the photo?

That's not how it works. HP is a unit of power regardless of the primary mover. Now, you will probably get more torque per unit of HP with electric motors so it will feel like it's more powerful initially, but it takes a large electric motor to have continuous high torque. That being said...

It's probably the wrong ski if you want the nose down.

Might as well. I rode Phil's 760, b pipe setup in a DVX and it was still awesome.

So I heard Riva sold 200 B pipes, all preorders. Also, Blowsion got a bunch of Limited and Mods, and have shipped them all out. That's probably it for b pipes this year I'm afraid. RRP chambers, back order til 2022!!

Agreed. The Yamaha pole is alright, but the pole ends are so dainty and the pole pad is kind of ugly. I think I'll take mine off and put on an older Superjet.

Saves a pound. Meh. I think most putting on aftermarket poles will be doing it for aesthetics. That being said, going to put an RRP pole on mine.

I don't think your pole position will affect it taking on water or keeping the ski upside down UNLESS there is some floatation from the pole, which usually there isn't any with an RRP pole with RRP pole pad. You could use a foam pad which would help float the pole. There other aspect if its...

Get a rope you can hook to your front bow eye and your limiting rope. You could have a bungy as part of the limiting rope.

Tighten the pole bolt. Install a better pole spring.