Outboard Motor - Phase: Double Phase

Outboard motor specifications include horsepower (hp), engine type and displacement, weight, and steering and starting methods. Other key specs are shaft length, fuel delivery (like electronic fuel injection or a carbureted system), and compatibility with digital controls or SmartCraft-compatible systems.
Key specifications
Specification
Description
Horsepower (hp)
The engine's power output, ranging from small portable motors around 2.5 hp to high-performance engines of 600+ hp.
Engine type and displacement
The design of the engine, such as 1-cylinder or V6/V8, and its total volume in cubic centimeters (cc) or cubic inches (CID).
Weight
The motor's dry weight, with portable models as light as 12 kg (26 lb) and larger ones weighing significantly more.
Shaft length
The length of the driveshaft, with common standard sizes being 15, 20, and 25 inches for various transom heights.
Starting system
How the engine is started, which can be manual (pull-start) or electric.
Steering system
How the motor is steered, such as with a tiller handle on the motor body or a remote control system at the helm.
Fuel system
The method of fuel delivery, such as a traditional carburetor or more efficient electronic fuel injection (EFI).