Back in the day if you were looking for an engine for your boat Sean Davis Hat , it was usually a pretty easy affair between the lightweight two strokes and the more advanced four stroke engines. Things have changed over the years greatly in response to both changing environmental factors and a lot of consumers wanting not just the best performing engine, but the cleanest, as well, leading to a market saturated with outboard engine choices to satisfy the buyers.

Mostly gone are the days of the extremely simple two stroke outboard engine. Today’s DI (direct injection) two stroke outboard engines, generally from highly recognizable brand names, include highly evolved systems that make for amazing performance, refinement, and economical changes. These changes are achieved, for the most part, by big improvements made to the way fuel is granted access to the cylinders.

When it comes to the four stroke outboard engines, the engines most causal boaters tend to favor, these days they are being manufactured with exceptionally refined multi-port technology fuel injection delivery systems, featuring one injector for each cylinder. This design allows for fast response from the throttle and greater economic values. Other new features on modern day four-strokes include low gear ratio to up torque and close the lag the four-stroke had in hole shot performance to the two-stroke. Still other manufacturers of 4 stroke outboard engines have created exhaust back-pressure reduction systems, made more throttle valve size options and are using more displacement to compete with the two stroke in low-end performance where it has, in the past, lagged behind.

Today’s newest outboard engines are also smaller and lighter, offering a knockout range of power output options for small boats. And, if you are in a small boat and you don’t want the guessing game of how much work you’ll have to keep putting in to a use two-stroke, your best option is the new four-strokes. Another one of the best incentives for these new engines on the small boats is the fact that you aren’t going to be paying out an arm and a leg for a day on the lake. A small 2-3 horsepower set up requires just 1-2 gallons of gas to keep you going all day long. There’s good news for those of you who have wondered about outfitting your larger boats, too. You can now find 350 hp outboard engines like the Yamaha F350 to meet your needs.

Electric outboard engines:

If you really want to try out the newest technology in outboard engines, consider going electric. Electrics are best suited to those with small boats who do a lot of lake and river fishing. They’re easy to transport, whisper-quiet, and don’t cost a lot of money to run. When it comes to the financial side of things, these engines need replacement every few years, but when you aren’t paying for gas each time you take the boat out, and charging the motor just requires an overnight charge, the costs tend to even out.

So, now that you know a bit more about the newest engines on the market, here’s a few of the brand names to keep an eye out for when it comes time to think about buying. They include, but certainly aren’t limited to:

• Yamaha
• Evinrude
• Honda
• Mercury
• Suzuki
• Motorguide
• Torqueedo
• Minn Kota

In summary, there are so really great new engines out there to take advantage of, but always keep in mind a few practical guidelines when shopping around for a new motor, weight, security, price, use, locale, and additional features. Keeping these things in mind and maybe even having the opportunity to test drive a few before you choose will help you make the most of your buying experience.

NANNING， May 10 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese Olympic diving lineup is almost decided as the last Olympic trial ended here on Tuesday.

Although the final squad still needs time to be released， it can be seen from the results of the five qualifications.

Olympic and world champions Wu Minxia and Chen Ruolin will spearhead the 13-member diving team to compete in the Rio Games， but the two star divers only qualified for the synchro event.

Wu， the oldest women diver in the team， will take part in the 3m springboard synchro with Shi Tingmao， while Chen， double Olympic champion， will pair up with Liu Huixia in the 10m platform synchro.

Olympic runner-up He Zi and World Cup winner Shi Tingmao will take part in the women's 3m springboard， while World Championships silver medalist Ren Xi and Si Yajie will compete in the 10m platform.

In the men's events， world champ Qiu Bo and Olympic rookie Chen Aisen will try to win the 10m platform gold， which has been missed in the previous two Olympic Games. Chen will also take part in the synchro event with veteran Lin Yue.

World champion He Chao， brother of Olympic champion He Chong， will make his Olympic debut in the 3m springboard with Cao Yuan， and the latter will also compete in the synchro springboard with veteran Qin Kai.

The "dream team" of China claimed six out of the eight gold medals on offer at the London Games four years ago. They won eight out of the 11 at last World Championships， and bagged six out of the eight at the World Cup this year.

Chinese diving team leader Zhou Jihong kept a low key towards the Rio Games.

"I am worried about all eight events，" she said on Tuesday.

According to Zhou， the men's events are more difficult than the women's.

"It is always till the last dive that can we know the winner of the men's events，" she said. "It is very hard. Our rivals are at high-level， very experienced and at the same time very young. We have no advantage in the men's events."

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