ProBoat impulse 31 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Laura LongJul 26, 2025
Why won't my ProBoat impulse 31 Toy boat connect?
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  Glen McclureJul 26, 2025
  If your ProBoat Toy boat won't connect, it could be due to several reasons. First, the transmitter might be too close to the boat during or after binding; try moving the transmitter a few feet away and reconnect the battery. Also, large metal objects, wireless sources, or other transmitters nearby can interfere with the connection, so relocate the boat and transmitter. Ensure the bind plug is removed after rebinding. A low battery in either the boat or transmitter can also cause connection issues, so replace or recharge the batteries. Finally, the transmitter may be bound to a different model or the ESC switch might be off; bind the boat to the transmitter or power on the ESC switch to solve the problem.
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bennetteileenJul 30, 2025
What to do if the rudder on my ProBoat Toy does not move?
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  Matthew SilvaJul 30, 2025
  If the rudder on your ProBoat Toy does not move, several issues could be the cause. There may be damage to the rudder, linkage, or servo, which would require replacing or repairing the damaged parts and adjusting the controls. Check for damaged wires or loose connections and repair or replace them as needed. Ensure the transmitter is correctly bound and the correct model is selected. A damaged Battery Elimination Circuit (BEC) in the ESC could also be the problem, necessitating ESC replacement. Also, make sure the ESC switch is powered on.
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Nicholas DiazAug 4, 2025
Why does my ProBoat Toy boat dive in the water or take on water?
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  Amber HoganAug 4, 2025
  If your ProBoat Toy boat tends to dive or takes on water, several factors could be responsible. Ensure the boat hull is completely closed and the hatch is fully sealed before placing the boat in the water. An improperly positioned center of gravity, where it is too far forward, may cause diving, so move the batteries back in the hull. Also, check the trim tabs on the back of the boat; angling them up slightly can lift the bow, while angling them down can lower it.
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chadbooneAug 8, 2025
How to fix a ProBoat impulse 31 Toy that tends to turn in one direction?
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  David DoyleAug 8, 2025
  If your ProBoat Toy boat tends to turn in one direction, it might be due to the rudder or rudder trim not being centered. Repair the rudder or adjust the rudder and rudder trim to ensure straight running when the control is at neutral. Also, check the vertical fins; angling them slightly to the right or left can help the boat go straight when the rudder is neutral.
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Lisa MeyerAug 13, 2025
Why does my ProBoat impulse 31 Toy motor pulse and then lose power?
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  timothy26Aug 13, 2025
  If the motor power of your ProBoat Toy boat pulses and then loses power, the ESC might be using a default soft Low Voltage Cut-off (LVC). Recharge the boat battery or replace it if it's no longer performing well. Cold weather can also affect performance, so consider postponing use until warmer conditions. Additionally, the battery may be old, worn out, or damaged, requiring replacement. Ensure the battery C rating is adequate by using the recommended battery.
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Zachary HoganAug 17, 2025
What to do if the controls are reversed on my ProBoat impulse 31 Toy?
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  rowlandwilliamAug 17, 2025
  If the controls on your ProBoat Toy are reversed, it means the transmitter settings are reversed. To correct this, perform the Control Direction Test and adjust the controls on the transmitter appropriately.

ProBoat impulse 31 Specifications

General

Battery Type	LiPo
Speed	30+ mph
Power Source	Electric
Recommended Age	14+
Length	31 in (787 mm)
Motor Type	Brushless
Charger	Not included
Radio System	2.4GHz
Hull Material	ABS