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General| Air Chambers | 3 |
|---|---|
| Width/Beam | 4 ft 6 in (1.4 m) |
| Capacity | 3 persons |
| Material | PVC |
| Floor Type | Drop Stitch |
| Tube Diameter | 16" |
| Included Components | Oars, Pump, Carry Bag |
| Seam | Double Overlap Seam |
Details the 3-year warranty, return authorization, and shipping reimbursement policy.
Advises on state boating authorities, registration, and applying numbers to the boat.
Discusses motor capacity limits, gas vs. electric motors, and recommended Torqeedo models.
Explains how to row the FoldCat, safety considerations, and technique for leverage.
Provides essential safety advice including PFDs, local rules, and avoiding alcohol.
Lists recommended safety gear like PFDs, water, extra clothes, first-aid kit, and whistle.
Explains how to operate the recessed air valves for inflation and deflation.
Details the use of the A-41 foot pump, including connecting the hose and valve adapter.
Describes the recessed valve adapter found in the repair kit and its use with the foot pump.
Describes the optional BTP Turbo electric pump, its components, and power connection.
Explains how to connect the pump to a power source and begin inflation.
Details the installation of the optional swivel seat mounts and seats.
Explains how to attach the stabilizer underbars to the floorboards and hull.
Covers installation of optional pedestals and rod holders.
Details the assembly and installation of oars and oarlocks for rowing.
Explains how to secure the L-brackets and motor mount block to the floorboard.
Describes the optional casting bar for stand-up support and its installation.
Guides through the process of attaching the canopy, including securing straps and tubing.
Describes optional cleaning products like 3M Marine Cleaner and 303 Protectant.
Details the features and approval of the U.S.C.G. approved paddling life vest.
Covers Torqeedo Travel 1003, Minn Kota Motors, Portable Charger, and Battery Power Center.
Explains how to properly deflate the boat chambers, releasing air gradually.
Guides on folding the boat hull and placing it into the storage bag.
Explains how to differentiate between temperature-related air loss and actual leaks.
Suggests visual inspection, listening for air, and using soapy water to find leaks.
Lists components of the standard Sea Eagle repair kit including patches, glue, and tools.
Details the process for patching leaks larger than pinholes, including glue application.
Provides instructions for repairing small punctures (less than 1/8") with a small drop of glue.
Explains how to apply patches, use heat for adhesion, and safe practices for MEK.
Recommends 2-part PVC adhesive for extensive repairs and MEK for removing glue.
Discusses valve replacement, noting it cannot be done without cutting the chamber open.
Guides on tracing, gluing, and attaching skegs for directional stability.
Explains how to use a hairdryer to warm and straighten bent skegs.
