A wave runner is considered a type of personal watercraft (PWC). It is designed for recreational use and typically has a jet propulsion system, allowing it to navigate through water at high speeds. Wave runners are often used for activities like racing, touring, and water sports. They are distinct from larger motor vessels due to their smaller size and the fact that they are often ridden rather than piloted from within a cabin.
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Personal watercraft (PWC) are classified as a type of recreational motor vessel, specifically designed for individual or small group use on water. They typically feature a hull that is designed for high speed and maneuverability. PWCs are propelled by jet drives and can be operated by a single rider or by multiple passengers. Due to their design and usage, they are subject to specific regulations and safety requirements.
A sailboat that is propelled by an outboard motor is typically referred to as a motor-sailer. This type of vessel combines the features of a sailing yacht with the convenience of a motor, allowing for both sailing under wind power and motoring when conditions are not favorable for sailing. Motor-sailers are often used for cruising, providing versatility in various maritime conditions.
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At the back of the boat. The transom is reinforced to accommodate the boat motor.
The term "S.S." in the name of a ship stands for "Steam Ship", if it is a surface vessel - in the Navy, "SS" stands for Submersible Ship, or submarine. All vessels have some type of prefix designator to denote the type of ship it is. For example, M/V or MV stands for Motor Vessel, SV stands for Sailing Vessel, etc.
LCT Vesse is like a RORO type vessel.