BOAT MAINTENANCE
DRIVE LINE
1. Remove the props.
2. Loosen the motor coupler set screws for the flex cables.
3. Slide the flex cables out of the drives.
4. Lubricate the flex cables with marine grease.
5. Lubricate the drive ball bearings with a light oil for bearings.
6. Reassemble the drives and wipe away any excess grease and oil.
HULL
1. The hull requires very little maintenance, but must be kept in good condition in order to perform as expected and to
ensure safe operation.
2. Look closely at the exterior surfaces of the hull.
3. Check for damage, chips, cracks and scratches.
4. Determine if damage has weakened the fiberglass and take the appropriate action to fix the
damage. Scratches and hair line cracks are common and typically do not require any attention.
HARDWARE
1. Radio control boats experience high frequency vibrations and as a result the screws, nuts and bolts will become
loose.
2. Check all the motor hardware and motor mounts.
3. All running gear, hardware, rudder, drives, steering linkages, hatch quick releases, water-cooling
system, etc.
4. Use Thread Lock on all metal to metal hardware contacts.
WHAT TO DO AFTER THE BOAT HAS BEEN SUBMERGED
1. Remove the motors and lubricate the bearings on the motors.
2. Remove the electronics.
3. Dry out the interior.
4. The servo, receiver and battery packs will need to be dried out and checked for proper
operation before they are used again.
5. Test the battery pack under load to make sure it is ok to continue regular use.
PARTS LIST
0864 Waterproof Hatch Tape
1365 V380 Marine Outrunner - 2700 kv
1398 Pro Brushless Marine 60AMP ESC
1650 Y-Harness for Dual ESCs
1825 Atomik High Torque Metal Gear Servo
1825A High Torque MG Servo Arms
1883 Rubber Push Rod Seals
1885 Alloy Antenna Holder
1886 Antenna Tube
1926 Silicone Water-Cooling Tubing - 50cm
1963 Outrunner Clamp Mount
1967 Drive Shaft Housing
1968 Drive Tube (Liner)
1969 Flex Shaft Set
1971 Strut Assembly
1972 Stainless Steel Motor Coupler
1973 Battery and RX Tray
1974 Battery Straps
1975 Servo Mount
1976 ESC Mount
1977 Boat Stand
1978 Rudder Assembly
1979 Drive Dog
1980 Prop Spacer
1981 Nylon 3 Blade Prop D32 P1.4
1982 Nylon 3 Blade Prop D32 P1.4 CR
1983 Nylon 3 Blade Prop D36 P1.4
1984 Nylon 3 Blade Prop D36 P1.4 CR
1986 Control Rod
1987 Inner Strut Bearing 4 x 7mm
1988 Outer Strut Bearing 4 x 7mm Flanged
8186 VR3S 3-Channel 2.4Ghz Transmitter/Receiver
8188 Atomik 2.4 GHZ 3 Channel Micro FHSS Receiver
10088 Nylon Lock Nut - Prop (6pcs)
18030 Hull/Hatch Set
18031 Top Hatch
1580 20C 3S 4000mAh 11.1V LiPO - UNI
1581 20C 3S 5400mAh 11.1V LiPO - UNI
1582 20C 3S 5000mAh 11.1V LiPO - UNI
15026 35C 3S 5000mAh 11.1V LiPO - UNI
15059 50C 3S 5000mAh 11.1V LiPO - UNI
HOP UP PARTS
1985 Bullet Prop Nut
1989 Red Anodized CNC Prop 32mm 1.4P RT
1990 Red Anodized CNC Prop 32mm 1.4P LT
1991 Red Anodized CNC Prop 36mm 1.4P RT
1992 Red Anodized CNC Prop 36mm 1.4P LT
1993 Alloy Prop 32mm 1.4P RT
1994 Alloy Prop 32mm 1.4P LT
1995 Alloy Prop 36mm 1.4P RT
1996 Alloy Prop 36mm 1.4P LT
8181 VR3T 2.4Ghz Transmitter/Receiver
15013 30C 4S 3200mAh 14.8V LiPO
Motor Coupler Set ScrewMotor Coupler Set Screw
Use high quality Marine
Grease to lubricate the flex
cable.
Lubricate the drive bearings
with a light bearing oil.
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