
Jet Drive Safety and Ownership
Responsible Operation of Mini Jet-Driven Craft in Australia Jet drives are often described as “safer” than propellers. The truth is more precise: jet drives reduce

Responsible Operation of Mini Jet-Driven Craft in Australia Jet drives are often described as “safer” than propellers. The truth is more precise: jet drives reduce

Cost, Safety, Ownership and Real-World Suitability Choosing between an electric mini jet boat and a small petrol craft is not about fashion or novelty. It

The term “mini electric jet boat” is widely misused. In Australia, it is often applied to anything small, battery-powered, and floating, regardless of whether it

Foiling has become one of the most important evolutions in modern board sports. Whether it’s surf foiling, wing foiling, SUP foiling, kite foiling, or electric

Electric foil boards (often called eFoils) look like magic the first time you see one: the board rises cleanly above the surface, spray drops away,

Immediate First-Response Water Rescue Equipment Using European-Standard Battery & Electric Motor Technology Across Australia, the majority of serious water emergencies occur away from patrolled beaches

A practical, safety-focused, performance-driven buyer’s guide for modern Australian conditions Why This Guide Exists Electric mini jet boats represent one of the most significant shifts

The New Reality of Electric Watercraft has shifted decisively. Electric watercraft—once considered fringe or experimental—has entered the mainstream. Mini electric jet boats, electric surf and

Battery Enclosures, IP Ratings & Water Ingress Protection in MJBS: What Buyers Should Demand — and How Professional-Grade Mini Jet Boats Differ from Consumer Toys

Remote Control Rescue Buoys (RCRBs) are only as effective as the people who deploy them. Unlike purely passive rescue equipment, RCRBs introduce a controlled, powered

In water rescue, seconds are not an abstract concept. They are measurable, physiological, and often irreversible. Every rescue method — whether a trained swimmer, rescue

When Remote Control Rescue Buoys (RCRBs) are discussed, attention is often drawn to visible features: speed, shape, flotation, or battery runtime. Yet the single most

Foil boards are not dangerous by default, but they are unforgiving of ignorance. They combine sharp lifting surfaces, electric propulsion, silent operation, and elevated speeds

Foil boards appear deceptively simple from the surface. A board, a mast, a wing and a motor. Yet beneath that minimal outline lies one of

Water Safety Has Shifted From Reaction to Preparation For many decades, water safety planning relied almost entirely on human response. The assumption was simple: when

Why Understanding the “How” Matters For councils, emergency services, clubs, resorts and marine facilities, buying safety equipment without understanding how it works is a liability.

The Reality of Modern Water Rescues Most people imagine water rescues taking place under the watchful eye of trained lifeguards on patrolled beaches. In reality,

A practical, Australian guide to trailer-free ownership, loading options, and real-world setups for utes and medium/large SUVs For decades, boating in Australia has been sold

Mini jet boats are often described as the go-karts of the water—and the comparison is more accurate than it first appears. Just as go-karts deliver

Electric jet mini boats represent a fundamental shift in how small watercraft are designed, powered, and used. They are not simply boats with electric motors

For decades, owning a boat has come with one unavoidable compromise: trailers. They take up space, require storage, demand licence considerations, and turn spontaneous boating