3.5 ac is air cooled (hence ac), except the exhaust outlet is water cooled by the prop forcing water up a tube, (just behind the prop) to cool the exhaust. This works ok whilst running, but obviously, when idling, no prop rotation means no water circulation, hence over heating occurs. To remedy this, just don't idle for too long.
I have an overheating problem with mine even when running. Haven't got to the cause of this yet, but am suspecting the water pipe is blocked or cracked. I will investigate in the next couple of weeks when I get back to my workshop.
Love the little engine though.
air cooled.
Most outboard boat motors are water cooled to my knowledge
The 15 horsepower Mercury outboard motor does not have a water pump. The outboard motor is air cooled and does not have a need for circulating water.
A Blaster is air cooled, not water cooled. no antifreeze.
Most 2 cycle outboards are in fact water cooled. There were a few air cooled models, in the smaller hp range, produced years ago. Though there may be an air cooled engine in current production, I am not aware of it.
yes
A 1977 model Eska outboard requires a 50:1 mixture, ( water cooled model.) The air cooled models use 32:1.
yes
Its both air and water cooled.
The Yamaha 850 XS is an air cooled bike. There is no radiator to fill.
no, simply because it is a air cooled motor.
water cooled is better