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UDI017

▲ This product is suitable for users over 14 years old.

▲ Stay away from the rotating propeller

▲ Read the “important statement and safety guidelines” carefully.

Note

https://udirc.com/disclaimer-and-safety-instructions

Suitable for sailing in larger waters

Li-Po Battery Disposal & Recycling

Wasted Lithium-Polymer batteries must not be placed with household

trash. Please contact local environmentalor waste agency or the

supplier of your model or your nearest Li-Po battery recycling center.

Our company's products are improving all the time, design and specifications are

subject to change without notice. All the information in this manual has been

carefully checked to ensure accuracy, if any printing errors, our company reserve

the final interpretation right.

Important

Notice

OPERATION GUIDE

Summary of content (8 pages)

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UDI017 OPERATION GUIDE Suitable for sailing in larger waters Note ▲ This product is suitable for users over 14 years old. ▲ Stay away from the rotating propeller ▲ Read the “important statement and safety guidelines” carefully. https://udirc.com/disclaimer-and-safety-instructions Li-Po Battery Disposal & Recycling Wasted Lithium-Polymer batteries must not be placed with household trash.
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Ready before sailing Preparation the boat Cabin outer cover Outer cover lock Deck Tail rudder Hull bottom Spindle tube Outlet Right navigation Tail rudder Bracket Rods Propeller Water press pieces Support bracket Left navigation Navigation Lights Cover Power Switch Battery Compartments Buckle Navigation Lights Battery Charge Battery power is insufficient in the original plant. It must be charged saturated before it can be used.
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Boat battery installation method 1) Twist to left or right to open the outer cover lock. 2) Open up the cabin cover. Cabin Inner Cover 3) According to the mark on the surface of the inner cover, unlock the lock and take out the inner cover upward. 4) Put the Li-po battery into the boat battery holder. the power line of the battery puts on the side of the hull, push the battery to the end and stick to it. 5) Properly connected the hull input port to the output port of the Boat battery.
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Navigation Lights Installation 1) Press the buckle inward Back of cabin cover Press the " " to turn on the power. Press again to select different lights. Long press the switch for 2 senconds to turn off the power. 3) Press the navigation light into the corresponding buckle position. Buckle position. 2) Take out navigation lights cover When the navigation light in low battery, the lamp will keep flashing. It indicates the operator to replace the battery.
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Sailing Operation Frequency Pairing Please make sure the transmitter throttle stick and rudder knob to normal. 1) Power on the transmitter, will sound “di”, and the indicator light flashes, then to enter frequency pairing. 2) After the boat battery is installed and powered on, tighten the hatch cover. 3) Put the boat into the water, the transmitter will sound “didi”, and the indicator will keep long bright it means frequency pairing successful.
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Trimmer Left Rudder Trim If the boat drifts to the right, press the left rudder trim on the transmitter and the boat will gradually correct the rudder alignment. It will start moving straight. Right Rudder Trim If the boat drifts to the left, press the right rudder trim on the transmitter and the boat will gradually correct therudder alignment. It will start moving straight.
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Safety Precautions 1) Turn on the transmitter power first and then turn on the boat power before playing; Turn off the boat power first and then turn off the transmitter power when finish playing. 2) Make sure the connection is solid between battery and motor etc. The ongoing vibration may cause bad connection of power terminal. 3) Improper operation may cause impact to the boat and damage the hull or propeller.
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FCC Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferencein a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.