Shantou Haiboxing Technology Education Model X03 Radio Controlled Electric Powered Race Boat Instruction Manual

Haiboxing Technology Education Model X03 Radio
Controlled Electric Powered Race Boat
Instruction Manual

X03 Radio Controlled Electric Powered Race Boat

2.4Ghz RADIO CONTROLLED ELECTIC POWERED RACE BOAT
Information:

• Please read and understand the instructions before using. assembling and/or disassembling.
• This product is not a toy but an authentic model, which is not intended for person under 14 years. Operators under 14 years should NOT operate this product unless closely supervised by adults.
• Never attempt to run the boat by low battery power. Please charge the battery pack immediately when the boat runs slowly.
• Never charge the battery pack unattended. Never overcharge the battery pack.
• All pidu res, descriptions, and specifications found in this instruction manual are subject to cha nge without notice

INTRODUCTION

The Surge is engineered t o be f a s t , reliable and easy to drive.
The installed water cooling system forthe motor helps t o keep the boat cool after long-time run. The steerable outdnve with adjustable tim deliver precise control and high-performance tuning options. Surge features forward/reverse running, left/right steering navigation, and self-righting (flip) function. Saffty Precautions

1. Adult supervisionis strongly recommended! Children should be warned about he dangers of playing i n close proximity t o water.

2. Do not attempt to charge battery packs in the immediate vicinity of swimming pools, lakes, rivers, oceans, inland seas, e t c .
   NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPERATE A CHARGER I F YOU, THE CHARGER, OR THE BATTERY PACK ARE WET.

3. Before turning yourradio transmitter and boat “ON”, make sure no one else i n the area I s operating a radio on the same frequency (channel).

4. Do not touch the propeller anytime the electronics are turned “ON”. Pay close attention to items such as |oose clothing, shirt sleeves, ties, scarves, long hair or any
   loose objects that may come in contact with the spinning propeller. I f your fingers, hands, e t c . come i n contact with the spinning propeller, you maybe severely injured.

5. The speed and mass of this boat can inflict p r o p e r t y damage and severe personal injury i f a collision occurs. Never run this boat inthe presence o f swimmers o r where the possibility of collision with people or property exists.

6. Electric motors can generate considerable heat. Do not touch any part of your motor until ithas cooled. Touching the motor immediately after running the boat may result i n a serious burn.

7. The edges o f the propeller are very sharp and can cut your fingers i f you are not careful. Never attempt to stop the propeller with your hand. I n the event that weeds
   become entangled i n the propeller, tum the power “OFF” before attempting t o remove them.

Important Note: The transmitter i s not water-resistant and should never come in contact with water.
WARNING
Users should ONLY operate the boat when it is placed in water. Do not attempt to operate the boat when it is out of Water. Failure to do so many cause damage to the propeller the motor, and the drivetrain.
Recommended Protection
Please install the nose cone to protect against damage from bankside rocks or walls when needed.Rubber plugs are provided for installationif required. If installed they will assist with the performance of the boat and help reduce drag.
2.4GHZ FULL-FUNCTION TRANSMITTER

A) Power Switch (ON/OFF)
B) Power Indicator
C) Throttle Rod (or Steering Rod), differs in Left or Right Throttle modes.
D) Steering Rod (or Throttle Rod) , differs in Left or Right Throttle modes.
E) Steering D/R (Dual Rate) (Left button: to decrease , Right button: to increase)
F) Steering Trim (Left button: t o center from the left, Right button: to center from the right )
G) Boat Light Switch [Shortly press to switch on or switch off the boat LED.)
H) Multi-functional LCD Display
I ) No Function (Only applied in “GALIBRATION SETTING”)
J ) and K) No Function
Installing batteries to transmitter:

1. Slide down the battery cover.
2. Install 3pcs “AA” size batteries. Do not invert the polarities.
3. Replace the battery cover.

Note

1.  Always use batteries of same brand.
2. Do NOT mix old and new batteries.
3. Make sure battery power is sufficient before use.
4. Take out the batteries when notinuse.

Before Driving
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK
Itis strongly recommended that you must fully charge the battery pack before use.A) Gently lift up the top cover.
Note: Two built-in magnets attract each other to hold the top cover.
B) Unlock the four fasteners onthe hatch to openthe hatch.
C) Take out the battery pack if itis installed inthe boat. The battery pack may be not stored in the boat. Please observe and follow the instructions below tocharge your battery. Take outthe battery pack from themodel, connect the battery pack with USB charging cable, and insert the USB label intothe USB slot on the electronic equipment. During charging, the red LED is on solid, which monitors the charging process.
The red LED will go off after the battery pack has been fully charged. Charging Duration: For Li – ion 7 . 4 V , 800mAh battery-(Approx. 2 – 2 . 5 hours)
Tip: Smartphone AC POWER adaptors (5V,2A) can be applied to cutdown charging period. The RED LED flashes, which indicates:

1. USB charging cableis connected with the battery pack butnot being plugged on the changing slot.
2. Non-rechargeable battery pack is connected
3. Not a b l e to charge as the battery pack is over-discharged.
4. USB cable is in an unstable connection.

• Do NOT use wet, damp or damaged charger.
• Do NOT expose battery and charger to any heat source.
• Children are not allowed to charge unless they are closely supervised by adults.
• Do NOT charge the battery pack unattended.

Insert the hatch at a diagonal angle into the slotA (Refer to the photo 1), push the hatch until itis aligned and secured. Keep the hatch aligned and then lock the four fasteners. see the photo 2).Insert the cover at a diagonal angle into the slotB (Refer to the photo 3), and then close the cover.
NOTE: You cannot close the cover ifthe hatchis installed incorrectly.

Binding Operation

An icon” flashed on LCD during binding. I t stops flashing after binding is finished.
Put the boat in water. The LED on the boat flashes, which indicates the boatis seeking the transmitter. Switch on the transmitter. I t will take a couple of seconds before the boat is bound with the transmitter. When they are bound there goes a short beeping sound from the transmitter. Inthe meanwhile, the LED on the boat becomes solid on.
NOTE:
Binding oper ation should ONLY be handed when the boat is in water. The boat will be launched out when the two metal parts contact water.
TO RUN YOUR BOAT
A) CALIBRATION: Calibrationis requisite to ensure performance. Press and hold the two buttons for 3seconds. and release then until there goes one beeping sound from the transmitter. Calibration has been fulfilled insystem.
Toggling Between Left Hand Throttle and Right Hand Throttle Modes:

1. Disconnect the boat power by taking i t out from water. The Power LED on b o a t goes off.
2.  Switch on the transmitter. Pull and hold the two rods outwards and downwards for 5 seconds. Do not release the rods until the transmitter goes one beeping s o u n d .

Indicates: Left Hand Throttle Made
Indicates: Right Hand Throttle Mode

Note: Make s u r e the b o a t has been switched off before you toggle modes. Ensure that you have selected the desired mode before operating the boat.
B) RUNNING FORWARDS/BACKWARDS: Leit hand throttle mode

1. When you push the Throttle Rod (the left rod), the boat moves forwards.

2. When you pull the Throttle Rod (the left red),the boat moves backwards.
   C] STEERING (LEFT OR RIGHT): Leit hand throttle mode
   

3. When you push the Throttle Rod(the left rod) ,and pull the Steering Rod(the right rod) to the left, the boat turns left.

4. When you push the Throttle Rod(the left rod) ,and pull the Steering Rod(the right rod) to the right, the boat turns right.

D) RUNNING FORWARDS/ BACKWARDS: Right hand throttle mode

1. When you push the Throttle Rod (the right rod), the boat moves forwards.

2. When you pull the Throttle Rod (the right rod) .the boat moves backwards.
   E] STEERING [LEFT OR RIGHT]: Right hand throttle mode
   

3.  When you push the Throttle Rod(the right rod) , a n d pull the Steering Rod(the left rod) to the left, the boat turns left.

4. When you push the Throttle Rod(the right rod) ,and pull the Steering Rod(the left rod) to the right, the boat turns right.

F) Steering Trims (Left /Right): Steering Trims are used t o set the steering neutral point on the bow of the boat. Ifthe boat’s bow yaws in one direction while the steering rod is centered, press the buttons in the opposite direction until the boat drives straight.

1.  l f the boat’s bow yaws left, shortly press the Steering Trim{Right) until the boat i s aligned.
2. lf the boat’s bow yaws right , shortly press the Steering Trim ( Left ) until the boatis aligned.

Volume Display: It reads the volume of each press of the button.
G) STEERING 0/f [DUAL RATE}:

Shortly press the right button to increase
Shortly press the left button to increase
It allows you to change the amount of steering servo travel compared tothe amount of physical movement of the boat. For example, by increasing the steering dual rate shortly press the right button, as shown inthe photo.), you can make the steering servo travel more which might prevent the boat from pushing during turns. If the boat  oversteers during turns, you can reduce the amount of steering dual rate (shortly press the left button, as shown in the photo.)
Volume Display: It reads the volume of each press of the button.
H) Self- Righting Funting Function (180- Degree Flip) When the boat is turned over, center the Throttle rod and then flip it up and down several times to enable the boat to turn over.
Note: Throttle Rods differ in Lett/ Right Hand Throttle Mode.
I ] SWITCH ON/OFF BOAT LED Shortly press the button to switch on or off the boat LED as desired.
J] OUT-OF-RANGE ALARM When the boat is about to cross over the control range o r the receiving signal i s poor, the transmitter will startto beep twice every 5 seconds.
This reminds you to be on alert ,
  Please pull back the boat near you until the alarm i s gone. Otherwise, you may lose control of the boat.
H] LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE ALARM

| Full Power| | 75% Power
---|---|---|---
| 50% Power| | 25% Power

Please replace with new batteries when the icons flash. (for transmitter)
FULL (boat Battery) Enough Power
boat  BATTERY
Digital Display  (50%, 90%… 10 )
bl0%(boat Battery)
Low Battery Alarm
We strongly recommend that users run back the boat and charge the battery pack when the boat battery indicationreads b20%-30%. The icon blos appears on the LCD display when the battery indication goes blow b20%. In the meantime, transmitter goes along beep alarm. Itis a must that yous hould run back the boat and charge the battery pack.
To Stop Running Your Boat
Take the boat out of the water and switch off the transmitter. Clean the boat withadry, clean cloth. Disconnect and remove the battery pack from the boat when notin use.
Keep the inside o f the hull dry and clean condition before storing the boat.
Note: The boat may not stop immediately as itis taken out of the water. If the two conductive metal parts are still wet the boat will keep running. Take care not to get injured by moving propeller. Please carefully wipe off any moisture.

Part List

NOTIFICATION: The part image may vary from your received item.

MAINTENANCE

1. Make sure battery pack is disconnected before you store the boat.
2. Take out the batteries from transmitter when not in use.
3. Check if propeller, rudder, or other moving parts are i n t a c t before storing the boat. Regularly lubricating the drive shaft.
4. Clean the boat witha dry cloth.
5. Storeitina cool, dry and clean place when notin use.
6. Fully charge the battery pack before storingit. Fully charge the boat battery pack before use.

TROUBLESHOOTING

2)Balance or replace propeller
Reduced runtime or boat undeqx)wered| 1) Boat battery charge is low.
2) Boat battery is damaged.
3) Blocking or friction on skin or propeller.
4)Too little lubrication on drive shaft 5)Vegetati on or other obstacles block the rudder or propeller| 1) Completely recharge battery and
2)Replace boat battery follow battery instructions
3)Disassemble. lubricate and correctly align parts
4)Fully lubricate drixe shaft
5)Remove vegetation or obstacles from rudder or propeller
Boat tends to dive in the water or takes on water| The boat hull is not completely dosed| Dry out the boat and ensure the hatch is fully closed on the hull before returning the boat to the water
Rudder does not MOVE| 1) Raider lirkage or servo dam age
2) Steering servo wire is damaged or connections are loose.
3)Transmitter is not bourn correctly
4)ESC is damaged| 1)Replace or repair damaged parts and adjust controls
2)Do a check of steering serve wires aid connections. corned or replace as needed. 3)Re-bird
4)Replace with the new ESC.

Produce name: Radio controlled boat
Model: X-03
Manufacturer: Shantou Haiboxing Technology&Education Model Co., Ltd.
Address : Guangyi Road, Chenghai District, Shantou , Guangdong, China
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 interference in 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. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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