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The deflectors control the water jet. The wonderful thing about water jets is that you have fluent control over your forwards and backwards movement, meaning you can hover in one place. Put the deflectors fully forward, and the boat will move forwards. Move the deflector control stick fully backwards and the boat will move backwards. You can also set the throttle stick anywhere in between, giving you full control over exactly how fast you are moving and in which direction, without changing gears or otherwise having to make the propeller spin the other way around. It's instantenous and fluent. If you want to know more, search on Youtube for "how water jets work" or something along those lines.