DOES ADAPTIVE PRECESSION MEAN BETTER PERFORMANCE?

What precession does is it constantly studies the movement of your boat and adjusts the precession angle and the response of the precession so that the boat is stabilized from when you’re fishing in chop and when you’re fishing in big seas.

There’s a tremendous amount of difference when it’s on vs when it’s off. Essentially, it’s killing the rock of the boat.

We mostly put the Quick Gyro on for anchoring at night-time. Most of our trips are liveaboard trips out on the reef, and we’re anchored behind the reef at night, so it’s subject to tides and weather. If you get strong winds and big tides, it can still be pretty rollie behind the reef.
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and then when underway, a lot of our clients sometimes ask what’s it like with it off? It’s easy, here you go, I’ll just show you, and I whack it on standby and they are, ‘quick, turn it back on again!’

Excerpt from an interview between PG, Director Gineico Marine, and Luke Fallon, Captain Kekoa Sports Fishing.
Luke Fallon is one of Gineico Marine’s oldest clients with the X30 Quick MC² Gyro stabiliser fitted on his magnificent O’Brien 56.