Außenbordmotoren
Außenbordmotoren, often referred to as outboard motors, are self-contained propulsion systems for boats. They consist of an engine, gearbox, and propeller or jet drive, all integrated into a single portable unit that can be attached to the transom of a boat. This design makes them highly versatile and easily removable for maintenance or transfer between vessels.
The primary function of an outboard motor is to provide thrust for movement. They achieve this by
Commonly, outboard motors are powered by internal combustion engines, typically two-stroke or four-stroke gasoline engines. Two-stroke
The operation of an outboard motor is controlled by a tiller handle or a remote steering system.