I agree with Ray W that the belching is caused from the hiatal hernia. Your stomach has squeezed through the sphinter and this is allowing the air to pass easily into the stomach. I can tell my belching builds with changes in position like from lying to standing and such. The stomach is never fully closed with a hiatal hernia.
1 Half the weight of a normal Jet Ski. 2  Made of Ploy-tec instead of fiberglass which makes it more durable. 3  Uses a Third of the gas that a normal Jet Ski uses. 4  Cost around $25 to fill up(depending on gas prices) where a normal Jet Ski Cost about $75 to fill up.
While it is possible to pull a skier behind a jet ski, by law it must be a three-seater. This is because you need a driver, a second person to be a spotter/flag holder and room (a seat) to recover the skier. To pull a 150-200 pound skier, you should ideally have an 110 horsepower or greater jet ski. If youâve decided to water ski behind your jet ski, be sure to use a 100 foot tow rope. This will allow your skier enough clearance of the turbulence behind your jet ski. And when it comes to tow ropes, youâre best bet is a brightly colored rope so you avoid going over it and getting it stuck in your jet skiâs intake.