What to do if my Rage Boat receiver is not responding to the transmitter?
If your Rage Boat's receiver isn't responding to the transmitter, the issue might stem from low battery voltage. Try replacing the batteries in both the transmitter (Tx) and the receiver (Rx) with new ones to see if that resolves the problem.
Why is my Rage Boat system not connecting?
If your Rage Boat system isn't connecting, there are a few potential causes. First, the transmitter might be too close to the receiver; try moving the transmitter 1 to 3 meters away. Second, metal objects nearby can interfere with the connection; attempt to use the system in an area with fewer metal objects. Finally, the receiver might not be paired with the transmitter; in this case, repeat the pairing process.
How to fix a Rage Boat that tends to turn in one direction?
If your Rage Boat tends to turn in one direction, it's likely that the rudder or rudder trim isn't centered. You should repair or adjust the rudder and rudder trim until the boat runs straight when the rudder stick is in a neutral position.
Assemble the display stand, attach the ballast and keel, and install the rudder.
Connect the mast, hang sails, and attach forestay and backstay cords according to instructions.
Attach remaining shrouds and jib sail cords, and connect jib and main boom cords to the hull.
Adjust silicone ring positions on the main and jib booms for optimal sail tension and performance.
Adjust mast bend, jib sail, jib boom, and deck distance for proper sail control and balance.
Tighten or loosen main sail, adjust main sail bend, and set main boom height for optimal sailing.
General| Servos | Sail winch servo and rudder servo |
|---|---|
| Total Sail Area | 6050 cm 2 (937.75 in2 ) |
Weight and Dimensions| Hull Width | 220 mm (8.66”) |
|---|---|
| Hull Length | 1000 mm (39.37”) |
| Height from bottom of hull | 1790 mm (70.50”) |
| Total Height | 2130 mm (83.87”) |
| Weight | 3.15 kg (6.94 lbs.) |
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