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Yamaha F250 Gets Digital Electronic Control PDF Print E-mail
Written by Yamaha Marine Group   
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
Yamaha's new F250 incorporates Command Link(R) Digital Electronic control. (Photo: Business Wire)
Yamaha's new F250 incorporates Command Link(R) Digital Electronic control. (Photo: Business Wire)
Yamaha announced today the arrival of a new 250-horsepower four-stroke outboard, internally called the F250B, which offers digital electronic control and other upgrades designed to further enhance efficiency, functionality and value.

“The changes we’ve made in the F250 will increase the already broad appeal of the outboard,” said Phil Dyskow, Yamaha Marine Group President. “At the same time, we have strengthened those characteristics that contribute to Yamaha’s legendary reliability.”

“When we introduced Command Link® digital electronic control on the F350 last year, the response was so positive that we had to bring the technology to the F250. Command Link alone will increase ease of operation and provide new features for boaters and anglers.”

The F250 will use the very same Command Link control system introduced for the F350 and F300 last year. The system has a number of exclusive features not found on mechanical controls. It has no cables and therefore provides smoother operation. In place of the mechanical cable is an electrical wire attached to connectors, which allow simple plug-and-play operation with the outboard(s) and peripheral devices. Major benefits of the system include precise trolling control in 50 rpm increments, automatic engine synchronization and easy dual-station fitment. The control unit itself comes in a variety of binnacle configurations for single or multiple engine applications. New this year is the Command Link 6X7 concealed side-mount control for single outboard applications.
The F250 design also incorporates improvements intended to increase reliability and durability, including an upgraded corrosion protection package. The F250 will share the same special powerhead paint process used in the F350. The inside and outside of the powerhead are both treated with an anti-corrosion paint using a special electro-deposited process.

Specifications

 
Model 250B/LF250B
Type Four Stroke, 24-Valve DOHC Direct-Action, 60° V6
Displacement 3352cc (204.6 c.i.)
Bore x Stroke 94.0 x 80.5mm (3.70 x 3.17 in)
Full Throttle RPM Range 5000 - 6000
Horsepower Rating at Propshaft 250 hp @ 5500 rpm (183.9kw @ 5500 rpm)
Compression Ratio 9.9:1
Fuel Induction/Scavenging DOHC / 24-valve with Variable Camshaft Timing
Alternator Output 46 Amp (38 Amp @ 1000 RPM)
Fuel Delivery Multi-point Electronic Fuel Injection
Starting Method Electric
Ignition TCI / 32-bit Micro-computer Control w/ Direct Coil-in-Cap Ignition
Lubrication Wet Sump
Degree of Trim/Tilt -3 to +16/70°
Exhaust Through Propeller, Water-cooled, Labyrinth
Cooling Raw Water, Thermostatically-controlled
Rectifier/Regulator 3 Phase, Water-cooled (standard)
Gear Ratio 2.0:1 (30/15)
Recommended Fuel Unleaded Gasoline (Minimum Pump Octane 89)
Recommended Oil Yamalube® 4-M FC-W® 10W-30 or 20W-40
Oil Capacity 5.9 Quarts (5.6L)
Remote Controls

Command Link Digital Electronic Controls(1)

Command Link Gauges

Required (square or round)(1)

Multiple Outboard Synchronization Auto Synch Throttle Control in Twin and Tripple Applications
Variable Trolling Throttle Adjustment

+/- 50 RPM Increments (600 - 1000 RPM Range) via Command Link Tachometer

Steering Angle (maximum) 32° From Center (either direction)
Mounting Centers 28.5 inches
Weight (dry) 609 lbs.
Shaft Length 25 (X) / 30 (U)
C.A.R.B. Emissions Rating 3-Star
Limited Warranty 3-Year Pleasure, 3-Year Government, 1-Year Commercial
 

(1) Command Link gauges and controls sold separately.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 May 2008 )
 
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