The same way vehicles have different types of engines, so do boats. Four main types of boat motors cover every type of watercraft. Those four types include inboard, outboard, jet drive, and stern ...

A popular YouTuber retrofitted his 4x4 Honda Acty Attack with a jet engine; the test drive is on the highway; people start calling 911 ...

Though many dinghies rely on human power (via oars or sails), some use small outboard motors instead. A dinghy may be inflatable ... technically not boats (such as personal watercraft like jet skis) ...

We’d love to see a proper instrumented thrust test, particularly one that compares the device to other water jet drives on the market. Brushless motors make a great drive solution for RC boats ...

Designed to complement small ... outboard motors ranging in size from 2.5 to 450 horsepower. It also engineers, manufactures, markets, and sells boat control systems, IOT control devices ...

Several companies are developing motor-powered models ... powerful combustion engine into a small hull big enough to stand or sit on. You pair it with a jet drive that squirts water out the ...

However, the company has officially resumed operations in the U.S. market with a small fleet of vehicles in Arizona in April. That was roughly six months after one of its self-driving cars hit a ...

Electric launches are small and versatile ... sail drives, water jets, sterndrives, and surface drives. Outboard and inboard ...

Motor oil is confusing and using the wrong type can result in costly engine damage. Here we'll explain the types so you can make the right choice. The post A Handy Guide to the Different Types of ...

In episode 6 of One Jets Drive presented by JetBlue, go all-access during a time of change for the Green & White. See the team's trip to London from all angles and follow the first game week with ...

Jets safety and offensive lineman speak with Team Reporters Ethan Greenberg and Caroline Hendershot leading up to Sunday's game in New England. Host Eric Allen is joined by Brian Baldinger and Bart ...

General Motors (NYSE: GM) doesn't get enough credit ... However, the company has officially resumed operations in the U.S. market with a small fleet of vehicles in Arizona in April.