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MODSTER Vector SR65 - User Manual

MODSTER Vector SR65
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MODSTER Vector SR65 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMODSTER
ModelVector SR65
CategoryToy
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Safety

RC-Boats are not Toys

RC boats are not toys and require responsible use and adherence to safety guidelines.

User Responsibility for Operation

Users are solely responsible for the safe operation and any damage caused by the product.

Battery and Charger Safety Warnings

Lithium Battery Volatility

Lithium batteries are more volatile than other types and require careful handling to prevent fire.

Pre-Charging Safety Precautions

Essential safety checks and precautions must be followed before charging or using the battery.

Unattended Charging Prohibition

Never leave the lithium battery unattended while charging and always monitor it.

Post-Charge Cooling Procedure

Allow the battery to cool to room temperature before recharging after use.

Correct Charging Equipment

Use only the supplied or compatible charger for lithium batteries to prevent fire and damage.

Handling Swollen Batteries

Stop charging immediately if a battery swells and place it in a safe area away from combustibles.

Optimal Storage Temperature

Store batteries at room temperature (20-25°C) or 4-37°C for transport, avoiding hot locations.

Battery Connection to ESC

Do not leave the LiPo battery connected to the ESC when not in use to prevent over-discharge.

Recommended Battery Storage State

Store lithium batteries partially charged for better security and longevity.

Battery Storage Location Safety

Never store the battery inside the model; store it in a fire-proof place.

Box Contents and Initial Setup

Package Contents List

Lists all components included in the product package for assembly and use.

Battery Installation Guide

Step-by-step guide for installing the battery into the boat hull.

Radio System Verification

Procedures to verify correct radio system operation, including transmitter/ESC on/off sequence.

Transmitter and ESC Power Sequence

Correct sequence for powering the transmitter and ESC on and off to prevent damage.

Getting Started Procedures

Steps for preparing the boat and transmitter for the first use and initial testing.

Operation and Maintenance

First Water Test Guidelines

Guidelines for conducting the initial test drive of the boat in water safely.

Steering Trim Adjustment Tip

How to adjust the steering trim and rudder for straight boat navigation.

Safe Driving Practices

Advice on safe driving practices, avoiding hazards, and adapting to conditions.

Driving Conditions Recommendations

Recommendations for optimal driving conditions and managing speed based on environment.

Turbulent Water Operation Warning

Warning about potential propeller damage when operating in turbulent water at full throttle.

Extreme Condition Handling

Do not remove the boat from water during extreme temperatures or turbulence without supervision.

Motor Overheating Prevention

Tips to prevent motor overheating and excessive wear for longer motor life.

Post-Drive Shutdown Procedure

Steps to follow after driving, including powering down and battery removal.

Drive Shaft Maintenance

Importance of replacing damaged or worn drive shafts to prevent further damage.

Recommended Lubrication Schedule

Recommended lubrication of drive shafts and moving parts every 2-3 hours for protection.

Drive Shaft Servicing Steps

Detailed steps for removing, cleaning, and lubricating the drive shaft.

Salt Water Operation Warning

Warning that operating in salt water voids the warranty and requires thorough cleaning.

Rudder Installation Guide

Step-by-step instructions for installing the rudder and associated components.

Pre-Drive Motor Checks

Essential checks and preparations before operating the boat, including connections and settings.

Post-Drive Motor Checks

Procedures after driving, including disconnecting power, drying the boat, and repairs.

Charging Instructions and Troubleshooting

Battery Charging Safety

Use only compatible chargers for lithium batteries to prevent damage or fire.

Polarization Connection

Ensure correct polarization when connecting the battery and charger to avoid damage.

Balance Charger Setup

Steps to connect the balance charger and power supply correctly for charging.

Battery to Charger Connection

Connect the battery to the charger, noting polarity to prevent damage.

Understanding Charging Indicators

Understanding LED indicators for charging status (red for charging, green for charged).

Typical Charging Time

Estimated time for recharging a battery, typically 1.5-2.5 hours.

Storage Charging Best Practice

Avoid storing lithium batteries fully charged; partial charge is recommended for longevity.

Problem Solving Guide

Troubleshooting common issues like noise, reduced runtime, and binding problems.

Troubleshooting Diving;Water Issues

Solutions for boat diving or taking on water, including center of gravity and trim tabs.

Rudder and Control Troubleshooting

Resolving issues with rudder movement, reversed controls, and unresponsive steering.

Motor and ESC Overheating

Diagnosing and fixing problems related to motor or ESC overheating.

Binding and Throttle Issues

Solutions for boats failing to bind or respond to throttle commands.

Disclaimer of Warranties and Legal

Age Restriction and Safety

Model not for children under 14; keep body parts and clothing away from propeller.

Safe Driving Environment

Operate only in safe areas, avoiding third parties, crowds, and hazardous conditions.

Pre-Drive Checks

Test range, battery status, and check all connections and screws for security.

Prohibited Usage Conditions

Avoid salt water, poor visibility, high-voltage lines, radio masts, and storms.

Battery Handling After Driving

Always disconnect and remove the battery after driving; store outside the model.

Warranty Voidance Conditions

Warranty is voided by salt water use or damage from leaking batteries.

Declaration of Conformity

Product complies with Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU and harmonised standards.

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