The boat has to be taken out of the water and hauled to a proper mechanic for this type of question. It's either 2 or 6 plugs in a 4 cylinder. It's worth spending the money to solve this and good to know for when an emergency comes up.
One spark plug per cylinder. You didn't mention how many cylinders.
In order to check the stator on boat, you need to have a multimeter. First you have to make sure that the spark plugs are not misfiring. If they are replace them and then restart the battery.
Perhaps the spark plug system is not sending electricity to the spark plugs.
.030
Bad spark plugs or wires, worn piston rings, out of time, or carburetor needs adjusting.
Not enough info. There are too many other variables. Speed of a boat is dependent on boat length, whether it is a planning hull, what size and pitch propeller does it have, and weight of the boat. So it is impossible to answer this based only on the size of the engine.
.40
champion f12
0.25mm
Freeze plugs
The correct spark plug gap for the 1994 model, 25 hp Evinrude outboard is .030 in.
Most likely need to clean carbs and check fuel bulb sounds like it is starving for fuel at higher rpm's also check spark plugs and clean them