WARNING
● In the case of dry suit diving, please pay attention of air volume in the suits.
It is possible to blow the air from the suit or sudden surfacing.
Please put the air in the suit shorter than usual for diving with the scooter.
Grip the scooter between your knees
Remove the scooterOnce the feet touch the ground
Hold the scooter with your handPush accelerator lever down
The diver positions the scooter between the legs so the scooters propeller shaft and the axis of the diver's body are
lined up.
As the scooter moves forward, the body will naturally be pushed from behind.
The diver does not need to grip or force oneself to sit on the scooter.
Just wait as the scooter will naturally push the body.
① Stop the propeller by lowering the accelerator lever.
② Using the same hand that moved the accelerator lever, take hold of the grip on the saddle unit.
Hold the scooter with your hand and also grip it between your knees.
③ After the scooter stops, and while maintaining left
and right balance, allow the weight of the scooter
to move the body to an upright position.
Land on the ground in a standing position.
The point to be cautious of when stopping is adjusting your balance when there is no longer any forward-moving
force. Without momentum, the diver's body will become unsteady. You must adjust and attain your balance. If there
is no place to land, you may need to adjust your buoyancy.
Good posture:
Pushed by the scooter.
Bad posture:
The diver and the scooter will not be able to move as one,
which will throw the diver off balance and prevent a
smooth takeoff.
■ Landing
1. Positioning for hands-free riding
2. Stopping
SPEED MIN
25
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