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General| Displacement | 1812cc |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | 155mm High-Pressure |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke, 4-cylinder, 1.8 Liter High Output Yamaha Marine Engine |
| Fuel Capacity | 70 liters |
| Beam | 1.27 meters |
| Seating Capacity | 3 persons |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Rider Capacity | 3 persons |
| Width | 1.27 meters |
| Dry Weight | 838 lb |
| Length | 132.7 in |
| Height | 47.2 in |
Study manuals, cards, and videos before operating the watercraft.
Scan constantly, operate defensively, maintain safe distances, and take early action.
Use this guide to learn techniques and develop skills; practice each exercise until comfortable.
Learn definitions for Trolling, Sub-planing, and Planing speeds.
Locate and learn about the watercraft's main components and controls.
Practice pre-operation checks, focusing on steering and throttle systems.
Board and familiarize with positions, locate controls until comfortable.
Learn the procedure for starting the engine using the remote and switches.
Learn how to stop the engine using the stop switch and shut-off cord.
Learn to swim to the watercraft and board it safely from the rear.
Learn the procedure to right a capsized watercraft and check for water ingress.
Practice moving straight and making figure-eight turns at trolling speed.
Practice full-lock turns to understand responsiveness to handlebar input.
Practice accelerating and making gradual turns in large ovals.
Practice making circles of decreasing size while maintaining speed.
Combine drills to create progressively smaller figure-eight patterns.
Observe and understand how throttle input affects turning ability.
Practice accelerating to planing speed and stopping by releasing the throttle.
Practice stopping and turning to avoid imaginary objects at various speeds.
Practice making turns and ovals while operating at planing speeds.
Combine turns to make circles and figure eights, increasing speed and tightness.
Learn to board, accelerate, and maneuver the watercraft with passengers onboard.
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