AquaCraft Cajun Commander User Manual

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WARNING
Never attempt to swim after a stalled R/C boat.
Never operate your R/C boat while standing in the water.
Never operate your R/C boat in the presence of swimmers.
Always use a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) when boarding and operating your
retrieval craft, i.e. Jon boat or duck boat. NOTE: Because of the sharp running
hardware included with this R/C boat, we do not recommend a rubber blow up raft.
R/C boat running hardware is very sharp. Be very careful when working on and around
the metal parts.
While the motor is running, pay close attention to the propeller. Do not come in contact
with the propeller at any time the engine is running or serious injury will result.
AquaCraft products are to be used by ages 14 and over.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

AquaCraft Cajun Commander Specifications

General

Radio System	2.4GHz
Recommended Age	14+
Speed Control	Electronic
Material	ABS
Power Source	Electric
Battery Type	7.2V NiMH
Charger Type	AC Charger

Summary

Warning and Safety Precautions

Swimming After Stalled Boat

Do not swim after a stalled RC boat; it has flotation and will not sink. Use other retrieval methods.

Operating in Water and Near Swimmers

Never operate the RC boat while standing in water or in the presence of swimmers.

Personal Flotation Device (PFD)

Always use a PFD when boarding or operating retrieval craft such as Jon or duck boats.

Sharp Hardware Warning

Be very careful when working on and around the sharp running hardware, especially metal parts.

Propeller Contact Hazard

Pay close attention to the propeller when the motor is running; contact can cause serious injury.

Age Recommendation

AquaCraft products are to be used by ages 14 and over.

Manual Disclaimer

Specifications and descriptions are subject to change without notice; no responsibility for errors.

Model Overview and Requirements

Thank You and Return Policy

Thanks for purchasing; return immediately if unsuitable, but not after assembly or operation.

Items to Complete Your Model

Lists required battery, charger, and AA batteries for the transmitter and boat.

Warranty Information

Covers defects for 90 days; excludes damage from misuse or accidents. Contact local importer for support.

Features and Specifications

Details key features like ABS hull, LED lights, speed, and technical specifications of the boat.

Radio and Power System

Identifies the Tactic radio system and provides details on the 1800 KV brushless out-runner motor.

Startup and Operation Guide

Battery Charging and Installation

Charge the battery using the recommended method and install it securely into the boat.

Transmitter Setup and Power On

Install AA batteries into the transmitter and turn it on to prepare for boat operation.

Boat Lights Control

Use the switch on the side of the radio box to turn the LED lights on and off.

Boat Arming Procedure

Follow the specific throttle and chime sequence to arm the boat before running.

Pre-Operation Checks

Verify steering direction and briefly check motor operation for proper function.

Operation Notes and Troubleshooting

Low Battery Warning

Motor stuttering indicates low battery; bring the boat in immediately for charging.

Battery Care and Disconnection

Unplug the battery after each use and do not leave it plugged in for extended periods.

Drain Plug Usage

Remove and re-install the drain plug to allow any water to escape after operation.

Surface Operation Restrictions

Avoid operating on hard surfaces like concrete or ice to prevent permanent damage to the hull.

Troubleshooting Radio Link

If the radio does not communicate, check servo reversing and throttle trim settings.

Maintenance Tips

Clean with soft cloth, oil motor bearings, and store on a flat surface to prevent warping.