Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha

Tatsuya Yoshida

Yoshimasa Kinoshita

Takaaki Madachi

Masahiro Harada

Masaru Suzuki

Toshiyuki Hattori

Shu Akuzawa

Sumihiro Takashima

Kenichi Fujino

Tadatsugu Yamamura

A watercraft includes a watercraft body, a watercraft propulsion device, a water protective case, a communication device, and a display device. The watercraft propulsion device propels the watercraft body. The water protective case is arranged on the watercraft body. The communication device communicates with a mobile terminal arranged inside the water protective case. The display device displays content of the mobile terminal based on data received from the mobile terminal through the communication device.

Watercraft

An operating state determining device can determine whether or not an engine is in a certain operating state. A mode setting device can disable mode setting into a speed setting mode if a certain operating state of the engine has been determined, and can enable mode setting into the speed setting mode if the engine is not in the operating state.

Operation control apparatus for planing boat

An exhaust system for a watercraft includes a water trap arranged on a first side of a hull tunnel, a discharge port arranged on a second side of the hull tunnel, and a chamber branched from and communicating with an exhaust passage connecting the watertrap with the discharge port.

Water preclusion system for watercraft exhaust

The invention provide an adjustable steering mechanism for a watercraft. The watercraft has a hull including a main body, an upper wall engaging the hull and cooperating therewith to define an engine compartment for housing an engine. The engine has an output shaft arranged to drive a water propulsion device of the watercraft The upper wall has a top surface and a bottom surface. The bottom surface facing forwardly towards engine compartment. A first steering means extends through the upper wall and is in communication with a steering mechanism of the watercraft. The first steering means also coupled to a steering shaft and handle. The steering shaft and handle are journalled for rotation about a first axis with respect to a rotation member. The rotation member being rotatably affixed to the top side of the upper wall opposite the engine compartment thereby allowing the rotation of the rotation member and the steering shaft and handle in a forward and rearward direction about a second axis generally perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the watercraft and the first axis and whereby the steering shaft and handle is independently rotatable with respect to the rotation member about the first axis.

Steering control for watercraft

The invention provide an adjustable steering mechanism for a watercraft. The watercraft has a hull including a main body, an upper wall engaging the hull and cooperating therewith to define an engine compartment for housing an engine. The engine has an output shaft arranged to drive a water propulsion device of the watercraft. The upper wall has a top surface and a bottom surface. The bottom surface facing forwardly towards engine compartment. A first steering means extends through the upper wall and is in communication with a steering mechanism of the watercraft. The first steering means also coupled to a steering shaft and handle. The steering shaft and handle are journalled for rotation about a first axis with respect to a rotation member. The rotation member being rotatably affixed to the top side of the upper wall opposite the engine compartment thereby allowing the rotation of the rotation member and the steering shaft and handle in a forward and rearward direction about a second axis generally perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the watercraft and the first axis and whereby the steering shaft and handle is independently rotatable with respect to the rotation member about the first axis.

An improved watercraft hull design includes an integral locator mechanism to establish the location and the orientation of a bulkhead within the watercraft hull. The locator mechanism includes a plurality of posts that cooperate with a plurality of openings. The posts are formed on the hull, and the openings are formed in the bulkhead. The corresponding pairings of post and opening cooperate with one another to set the desired location and orientation of the bulkhead with the hull. Fasteners can be used to further fix the position of the bulkhead.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Tatsuya Yoshida