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November 8, 2013

Discovery Channel Goes Surfing

Lucas Cochran, host of Daily Planet on the Discovery Channel Canada, got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at our SurfStream® SS6032 system being installed at the Surfs Up surf park in Nashua, New Hampshire.

The TV crew spent the day with us to capture an under-the-hood view of our technology at the largest stationary wave surfing system in the world. — Check out Discovery Channel’s online segment of American Wave Machines.

Lucas interviewed our founder, Bruce McFarland, and received his first surfing lesson from AWM team member John Luff. We had a blast showing him how our technology creates real waves and the TV host learned to surf by the end of the day!

SurfStream Standing Wave Barrel Jared Veltsos NH
Jared Veltsos – Nashua, NH Local Surfer & Zapstix Team Rider

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SurfStream® technology may be protected by US Patents 6,629,803; 6,932,541; 7,722,291; 7,326,001; 7,568,859; 7,658,571; 8,303,213; 8,523,484; 8,602,685; 8,622,651; 9,068,371; and International Patents EU: EP2078114; EP1945078; EP1495198

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