WaveEater in action

Floating breakwater videos.

Boating Club of Wenatchee

Columbia River, Washington. September 2021.

The boating club replaced a log boom that had been sinking over the years due to water absorption. The system is a single line used to dissipate waves and mitigate the effects of the Columbia River current as it passes the club.

"Your breakwater works exactly as you said it would and it is a huge improvement over the log boom that we had. We have 65 members in our boat club, and I have not heard one complaint."

Lake Nighthorse

Colorado.

Model 3636 in a three string sawtooth configuration, seen from the air.

Shipyard

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Model 4870 in a two string configuration alongside a hull.

"It works really well for us. We had some very significant waves over the past months and it has really helped decrease the ship movement."

Peninsula Marina

Lake Buchanan, Texas.

A client wanted to test a WaveEater system against wakes generated by wakeboarders and surfers. The boat was ballasted with three thousand pounds to create a three foot wake, which is what is required for that form of recreation. They ran the boat in several directions towards and along the system. Observation was that roughly 75 percent was being dissipated as it passed through. Video taken by Lake Austin Marina, Austin, Texas.

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