When I have held both remote and rope in same hand I have noticed it is much harder to finely tune the speec than without. Specifically while starting when more force is required to hold the rope. Maybe it is easy to learn but I would try to use the thumb to control speed and let the other four fingers hold the rope.
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In all my time riding I have never had the need to hold the rope and the remote in one hand. Why do that?
Goofy foot riders seem to do it naturally, I don’t know why, but look at the examples on youtube. I guess the throttle modulation is better with dominant hand (commonly right), and it is also more ergonomic to hold with leading hand (right for goofy)
Maybe advanced riding with sinker board makes it necessary.
Yea agree with this. He mentioned in another video he needs a spare hand to place on the board to get up from belly position once planing in his 30L board, much easier for goofy foot riders.
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so your version with the pistol grip do you have a model I can steal, I need to replace the one I had in my rough draft prototype for another one, was just wondering if you had something ready before I start making a new one.
I made a model for the previous version of the Bremote. But I didn’t have enough knowledge to finish it. Either the selector or the trigger worked well, but not both. Also, during preliminary tests, the range was shorter than I expected, and I abandoned the project. For this version, I only have a rough model. You can steal it if you want.
Rough model is good enough for me just need a half decent model to work off 
I feel that a trigger guard for prone/surf foil use is a good idea. Accidentally hitting the trigger at the wrong moment is a problem I’ve encountered launching both tow boogie and backpack foil assist in surf