Yesterday was our first day back on the lake and it started out a bit scarry! I cleaned up my 2 ski's, charged and installed the battery's and headed down to the lake. Unloaded both ski's a took off only to have the ski I was on not accelerate past 3500 RPM's. Max speed was a painful slowly attained 30 MPH 
Being an IT guy, I tried to "reboot" a few times by powering it off and on, but no change. I ran the ski around the cove a couple of times and told my wife who was on the properly running ski that I was going to head back to the dock and put my ski up. I was creeping back to the dock when all of a sudden I performed a running holeshot, almost losing my daughter off the back
From that point on, and for the next 5 hours the ski ran flawlessly as usual.
My question, WHY? I do have limited experiece with EFI tuning on automobiles. I know for example the the EEC system on Ford's have what they call limp mode. If it senses a major malfunction it shuts any performance capability down, limites the RPM, and allows you to "limp" back home or to a dealer, etc. Does anyone know if the EFI on the Honda's have this type of thing and could this be what happened? My other concern is if the computer thought it had a problem what to expect from here?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Brian
Being an IT guy, I tried to "reboot" a few times by powering it off and on, but no change. I ran the ski around the cove a couple of times and told my wife who was on the properly running ski that I was going to head back to the dock and put my ski up. I was creeping back to the dock when all of a sudden I performed a running holeshot, almost losing my daughter off the back
My question, WHY? I do have limited experiece with EFI tuning on automobiles. I know for example the the EEC system on Ford's have what they call limp mode. If it senses a major malfunction it shuts any performance capability down, limites the RPM, and allows you to "limp" back home or to a dealer, etc. Does anyone know if the EFI on the Honda's have this type of thing and could this be what happened? My other concern is if the computer thought it had a problem what to expect from here?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Brian