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AquaBoost TraxLog is compatible with Honda AquaTrax models with a 2-connector ECU and 4-pin DLC connector: the F-12 (2004–2007), F-12X (2004–2007), R-12 (2004–2007), R-12X (2004–2007), F-15 (2008–2009), and F-15X (2008–2009). Not compatible with 3-connector ECUs or 2-pin DLC connectors.

No. TraxLog is purpose-built exclusively for Honda AquaTrax. It is not compatible with other Personal Water Craft brands or models.

Check your model designation and year, and confirm your AquaTrax has a 2-connector ECU and a 4-pin DLC (diagnostic) connector — that's what TraxLog plugs into. It's not compatible with 3-connector ECUs or 2-pin DLC connectors. If you're still unsure, contact us before ordering and we'll help you verify compatibility.

No. Installation requires no tools and no mechanical experience. The TraxLog module connects directly to your AquaTrax's ECU diagnostic connector. Most riders complete the installation in less than 2 minutes.

The diagnostic port is located in the engine compartment, typically near the ECU. Exact location varies slightly by model and year.

No app download required. Power on your AquaTrax, then connect your phone, tablet, or computer to the TraxLog's WiFi network. Open any browser, navigate to AquaBoost.local, and the web app — hosted directly on the device — loads automatically. You'll be live in seconds.

Yes — there is no app to install, so any phone with a reasonably modern browser can run the web app, and keeping an older spare phone with the craft is a popular setup. Two things to know on older hardware: if AquaBoost.local does not load, type the module's IP address, 192.168.4.1, into the browser instead, since older Android versions often cannot resolve .local names; and on slower phones the live charts may redraw a little more slowly, though gauges, fault codes, and logging are unaffected.

Yes. Up to four phones, tablets, or computers can be connected to the TraxLog at once, and each one sees the live data independently — handy when a rider and a technician both want to watch the same session.

On iPhone, yes — iOS keeps cellular data running while you are connected to the TraxLog. Android is less predictable: because the TraxLog network has no internet connection of its own, some Android versions stop routing data over cellular while you are joined to it, which can block browsing and text messages. The workaround is to reverse the connection — instead of joining the TraxLog's WiFi, have the TraxLog join your phone's mobile hotspot. Turn the hotspot on, then in the web app go to Settings → Internet WiFi for OTA Updates → Scan, select your hotspot, and enter its password. Once the TraxLog connects it displays an IP address; type that address into your phone's browser to open the web app. Your phone stays on cellular the whole time, so browsing and texts keep working, and you no longer need to connect to the TraxLog's own WiFi network. If the phone you are using has no cell service, none of this applies, and you can connect to the TraxLog's WiFi directly.

No. The web app is hosted on the TraxLog module itself, so the module has to be powered on and broadcasting its WiFi for the app to load — there is no copy of it on this website. It does not have to be plugged into the AquaTrax. Power the module from a phone, computer, or battery pack with the included USB-C cable and the app works the same, just without live engine data. If you only want to revisit a past ride, you don't need the module at all — export a CSV and open it at aquaboosttech.com/view-logs, which charts the ride and builds the same reports right in your browser.

WiFi. TraxLog is built as a web app hosted on the module itself, and WiFi is what makes that work — a phone, tablet, or computer can all connect with nothing but a browser, and there is no app to download on any of them. The module does include Bluetooth hardware, which may be used in a future firmware update, but every current feature runs over WiFi.

TraxLog streams RPM, boost pressure, coolant temperature, throttle position, manifold absolute pressure (MAP), and other available ECU data parameters in real time. The web app displays these as interactive gauges with color-coded warnings on your phone, tablet, or computer screen.

Yes. TraxLog can read Honda AquaTrax diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and display plain-language descriptions in the app. You can also clear codes directly from the app. Note that clearing codes does not fix the underlying issue — it simply resets the fault indicator.

The TraxLog broadcasts its own WiFi network. Reliable range depends on your device and environment, but is more than sufficient for use on the watercraft or dockside. Smart auto-reconnect keeps your session alive if you momentarily move out of range.

Yes. Data logging can be started manually or configured to start automatically based on throttle percentage. You can review logged sessions in the history view and export data as a CSV file for use in spreadsheets or to share with a technician. Detailed reports of DTCs and data logs can also be generated directly from the web app.

Not in Flight Recorder mode. Turn on Settings → Log to AquaBoost once from a phone, tablet, or computer, and from then on the module records every ride by itself — the setting is stored on the module and survives power cycles, so the phone can stay at home. You will need to connect again when you want the rides off the module; they download from the Backup tab. The other option, browser logging, does need a phone or computer connected for the whole ride, because that log is held in the browser.

The TraxLog module is filled with a potting compound to make it as water resilient as possible. Note that the USB-C port is sensitive to water — its rubber plug must remain installed whenever you are on the water. If salt water gets into the port, clean it with alcohol as soon as possible to prevent salt from damaging the contacts. While we take every measure to protect the electronics, we recommend keeping the module away from direct water exposure when possible.

Yes. TraxLog can be used on any compatible Honda AquaTrax — simply unplug it from one craft and connect it to another.

Yes. The TraxLog creates its own WiFi network and hosts the web app directly on the device — no internet connection is required for any core functionality including live data, fault codes, and logging. An internet connection — either your cell phone or a WiFi network — is only required to update the firmware over the air.

Firmware updates are delivered OTA (over-the-air) and are free of charge. No computer is required — updates are installed directly from the TraxLog web app via the Settings → Firmware Update section. An internet connection is required to download the latest firmware.

We accept returns within 14 days of delivery for unused, uninstalled items in original packaging. Items that show signs of installation or use may not qualify for a full refund. Shipping costs and Stripe processing fees are non-refundable.