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SPEEDOMETER
The speedometer indicates an approximate speed of the boat through the water by measuring the
impact force of the water with a pressure gauge.
This impact force will vary with the density of the water and the speed of the impact.
The density can vary by the purity of the water and the temperature of water.
The speed of water impact can vary by the location of the speed sensor and its relation to the water
flow off the area of the boat in front of the sensor.
Because of these variables, the true speed of a boat can vary from the indicated speed on the
meter.
Especially, the digital speedometer uses LCD readouts for speed, clock, trip distance, fuel tank
level, and warning information for low fuel level and abnormal battery voltage.
The speed can be calibrated for mph, km/h, and knots.
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2
SPEED
km/h
knot
mph
km
mile
TRIP
TIME
BATT
set
mode
SPEEDOMETER TYPES AND APPLICATIONS
Ref. No.
Description
1
Digital multifunction
Analog, BLK panel
0 – 75 mph (20 – 120 km/h)
2
Analog, WHT panel
0 – 75 mph (20 – 120 km/h)
Analog, BLK panel
0 – 50 mph (20 – 80 km/h)
3
Analog, WHT panel
0 – 50 mph (20 – 80 km/h)
Analog, BLK panel
0 – 120 km/h (15 – 65 knot)
4
Analog, WHT panel
0 – 120 km/h (15 – 65 knot)
Analog, BLK panel
0 – 80 km/h (10 – 43 knot)
5
Analog, WHT panel
0 – 80 km/h (10 – 43 knot)
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4
Part No.
Above 40 (3-cyl)
6Y5-83570-S6
Above F30 [Mechanical RC]
6Y5-83500-30
For Yamaha manufactured boats (Japan)
6Y7-83510-00
6Y7-83510-10
6Y7-83510-20
6Y7-83510-30
Above 40 (3-cyl)
Above F30 [Mechanical RC]
6Y7-83510-40
6Y7-83510-50
6Y7-83510-60
6Y7-83510-70
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5
Applicable model
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