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An inboard motor is one with only a small portion of the drive shaft, along with the propeller, submerged in water. Typically, in such cases, the main portion of the inboard boat motor is located within the boat, usually near the center, especially in smaller crafts. Inboard boat motors have some advantages and disadvantages when it comes to cruising the water.
