REPLACING THE BATTERY
To remove the Inner Nose Cone and replace the Battery Pod, user MUST follow these instructions to avoid any injury.
1. ALWAYS ensure that the Master Switch is in OFF position. (see Fig. 12)
2. ALWAYS ensure that the Seascooter is out of the water, dry and placed in a dry area.
3. Pull the three Latches down and remove the outer nose cone. (see Fig. 13 & 14)
4. Release the Vent plug on top of the Nose Cone. (see Fig. 15)
5. Tie up the rubber rings together and pull them through the slots of the inner nose cone and attach both ends around the handle and bottom latch
hinge as shown in Fig. 16.
6. Remove the pump nozzle from the pump, and screw it to the vent chamber.
7. Connect the pump to the Pump nozzle and pump air in until the Nose Cone pops off (see Fig. 17).
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS attach the Rubber Ring before using the pump. The Nose Cone can pop off and cause injury if the Rubber Ring is not
attached and tightly secured.)
8. Remove the Rubber Ring and the Inner Nose Cone. (see Fig. 18)
9. Take out the Battery Pod from the unit. (see Fig. 19)
10. Replace with a new suitable battery pod.
IMPORTANT: RS1 battery pod is suitable for use in the RS1, RS2 and RS3 Seascooter. RS2 battery pod is only suitable for use in the RS2 & RS3
Seascooter. RS3 Battery pod is only suitable for use in RS3 Seascooter).
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DISCOVER
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There is nothing ordinary about the way it looks….
Or the way it glides for that matter…..
You submerge and it reacts and adapts…..
You toggle into gear, it comes to life….
THE NEW SEA-DOO
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SEASCOOTER™ RS-SERIES!
The Seascooter RS introduces the first LI-ION battery system in a lightweight recreational DPV that can be charged inside the unit, but that is also
removable for external charging and simple battery replacements required for back-to-back dives or snorkel runs.
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OTHER FEATURES
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BUOYANCY
The Seascooter RS contains a self-filling ballast hull to achieve neutral buoyancy almost instantly in seawater. Strategically placed drain holes allow water
to freely enter and exit the ballast space making the Seascooter RS assume neutral buoyancy when submerged, and expel it as soon as it hits the
surface.
FINS
The strategically placed front foil and pectoral glide fins prevent upward skidding of the Seascooter RS when accelerating and allow for the fastest
straight-line forward navigation underwater. The fins allow you to rest your arms while you use the Seascooter in the water.
HANDLEBAR + LED BATTERY STATUS INDICATOR
The handlebar of the Seascooter RS is the user’s main navigation tool and is made of the best impact resistant material. It features smart ergonomically
positioned triggers for a natural thumb position during trigger operation, accessory D-ring attachment points and a dashboard-style LED battery status
indicator for an accurate voltage display during use.
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