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http://www.aquajet.com/

http://www.aquajet.com/

http://www.powerski.com/

http://www.powerski.com/

http://thewayout.polarisindustries.com/thewayout

http://thewayout.polarisindustries.com/thewayout

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/wvnew/water.html

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/wvnew/water.html

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Wikipedia-Article "Personal Watercraft"

Jet Ski is the brand name of Kawasaki Heavy Industries personal water craft. The name, however, is often used as a generic term for personal watercraft (PWC) typically those propelled by water jets which rapidly expel water behind them in a jet, rather driven by a screw-shaped propeller, though the name can also refer to versions of PWCs known as "stand-ups."

Because of their relatively low cost and freedom they provide the driver, they are widely used recreationally on water bodies across the world. All modern Jet Skis include a deadman's switch, commonly called a lanyard, to turn off the vessel if the rider falls off.

Many states require safety training for persons operating personal water craft.

Lake Havasu, Arizona is a favorite for Jet Ski riders and annually hosts the World Championships for personal watercraft racing each October.

See also: Jetboat Personal_water_craft

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