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1. High-Output Engine: The "HO" in the name stands for High Output, indicating a powerful engine designed for excellent acceleration and top speed. It usually features a four-stroke, four-cylinder engine known for its reliability and performance.

2. Yamaha RiDE: RiDE (Reverse with Intuitive Deceleration Electronics) is Yamaha's proprietary dual throttle control system, allowing for easier maneuverability and control. It enables quick shifting between forward, neutral, and reverse with minimal effort.

3. NanoXcel Hull and Deck: Yamaha employs NanoXcel technology in the construction of the hull and deck, which makes the watercraft lighter without compromising strength and durability. This contributes to improved fuel efficiency and agility on the water.

4. Comfort and Ergonomics: The WaveRunner FX HO typically offers a spacious and comfortable riding experience for up to three passengers. Ergonomically designed seats and handlebars enhance rider comfort, even during long rides. It may also feature multiple storage compartments for convenience.

5. Cruise Assist and No Wake Mode: Cruise Assist helps maintain a consistent speed without constant throttle input, while No Wake Mode sets the craft to the perfect speed for navigating no-wake zones, both of which contribute to a more relaxed and enjoyable ride.

6. Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI): EFI ensures optimal fuel delivery and efficiency, resulting in smoother acceleration, better fuel economy, and reduced emissions compared to carbureted engines.

7. LCD Display: A multifunctional LCD display provides essential information to the rider, such as speed, RPM, fuel level, water temperature, and more. Some models may also feature integrated GPS navigation and Bluetooth connectivity for added convenience.

8. Integrated Yamaha Sound System: Some versions of the WaveRunner FX HO may come equipped with an integrated sound system, allowing riders to enjoy their favorite music while out on the water.

9. Security Features: Yamaha WaveRunners typically include security features such as a remote transmitter for engine shut-off and low-RPM mode, which limits the craft's speed for novice riders or when towing.