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General| Type | RC Boat |
|---|---|
| Length | 27 inches |
| Width/Beam | 7.5 inches |
| Speed | 30+ mph |
| Radio System | 2.4GHz |
| Power System | Electric |
| Motor | Water-cooled brushless |
| Hull Material | ABS |
| Battery | 6-cell NiMH or 2S LiPo (not included) |
Avoid touching the propeller when the motor is operating to prevent severe injury.
Be aware of collision risks with swimmers or property due to the boat's speed and mass.
Check for radio interference from other R/C transmitters or electrical noise before operating.
Wear safety glasses as the propeller can throw sand or gravel.
Handle boat parts carefully as metal hardware can be sharp.
Allow the brushless motor to cool after a run before touching it.
Return the kit if you do not accept liability for its use.
Defines the front (bow) and back (stern) of the boat.
Defines the left (port) and right (starboard) sides of the boat.
Defines the main body (hull) and top (deck) of the boat.
Defines the hatch as a removable access point to the hull interior.
Instructions for applying the provided decals to the boat.
Steps for removing and screwing the transmitter antenna into place.
Procedure to arm the motor using throttle trigger and sound cues.
How to check and reverse motor direction if needed.
Check and adjust rudder direction via transmitter servo settings.
Perform a system range check with transmitter antenna collapsed.
Gently place the boat in water at least 8" deep and free of obstacles.
Adjust steering trim knob for straight running when the wheel is neutral.
How to handle the boat if it stops with low batteries.
Procedure for bringing the boat back to shore after operation.
Unplug batteries, turn off boat, then transmitter.
Advice on turning, cornering, and boat handling.
Adjusting strut angle for speed, stability, and handling.
Tilting the rudder to adjust transom height in corners.
Wipe away water from the radio box and allow to dry.
Clean the exterior of the hull with household cleaners and cotton towels.
Grease the drive cable, clean and dry components.
Identify positive (+) and negative (-) symbols on Deans Ultra connectors.
Steps for stripping wires, pre-tinning, and soldering to connector tabs.
Adjust boat characteristics for racing conditions and rough water.
Advice on avoiding boat wakes to maintain balance and avoid flipping.
Tips for navigating corners, holding lanes, and gaining positions.
Ensure linkages, fasteners, prop, and radio are in order for racing.
Instructions for creating simple marker buoys using milk jugs.
Sketch and dimensions for setting up an oval racecourse.
Sketch and dimensions for setting up a drag racing course.
Do not swim after a stalled boat; wait for currents or use a retrieval tool.
Never threaten wildlife with R/C vehicles to avoid bans.
Ensure water-cooling tubes are connected and unblocked before running.
Verify all screws are securely fastened.
Windy conditions cause rough water, affecting performance and increasing capsizing risk.
Allow the motor to cool for a few minutes after running.
Dry the hull interior after every run and store with covers removed.
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