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Running a jet ski on a hose is typically done for maintenance purposes and should be done in short intervals to avoid overheating.

Jet skis do not necessarily last only 300 hours. Maintenance and care significantly impact their longevity.

Riding a jet ski for beginners requires safety training, wearing a life jacket, following local laws, and starting in calm waters to practice basic maneuvers.

If your jet ski sinks, prioritize safety by ensuring everyone is wearing a life jacket and attempt to float or swim to a safe location while signaling for help.

Jet skiing can be relatively easy to learn for most people, but it may take time to become proficient and safe.

Jet skis do not tip over easily with proper handling, but inexperienced riders or those making sudden, sharp turns can increase the risk.

Jet skis move through the water by drawing in water through an intake grate and expelling it through a jet propulsion system, propelling the vehicle forward.

Jet skis slow down by releasing the throttle or reducing the engine power. Some models may also have a reverse function.

You can jet ski alone if you have the necessary experience, but it's safer to have a buddy or inform someone of your plans.

90 hours is not necessarily a lot for a jet ski, as their lifespan can extend well beyond that with proper maintenance and care.