HobbyKing Aquaholicr2 Brushless Powered Deep Vee Racing Boat Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- HobbyKing
Table of Contents
- HobbyKing Aquaholicr2 Brushless Powered Deep Vee Racing Boat Instruction
- SPECIFICATIONS:
- Causation for lip battery
- introduction
- Safety Precautions
- Specifications & Description Changes
- Items Required For Completion & Battery
- battery recordation
- Charger recordation
- Contents of Set
- Preparing Your Boat For Operation
- Installing the rudder and propeller –
- Rudder Assembly
- Installing transmitter batteries (RTR version only)
- Installing the Battery
- TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER BINDING
- Checking the radio system
- Transmitter introduction
- Epa adjustment
- CAUTION:
- Speed Control Specification
- Calibration:
- Lubricating The Drive Shaft
- FCC REQUIREMENT
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HobbyKing Aquaholicr2 Brushless Powered Deep Vee Racing Boat Instruction
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Total Length: 730mm (28. lin)
- Beam: 180mm (7.09in)
- Speed: 60+ km/hr
- Motor: Water cooled 2815 out-runner brushless motor
- Radio System: 2.4G 2CH Digital Proportional Transmitter (included
- w/RTR version only)
- Speed Control: Water cooled 60A Brushless ESC w/BEC
- Drive System: 4mm Flex Shaft Direct Drive
- Battery: Two packs of 7.4V 4000mAh+ 35C+ LiPo Battery Packs (not included)
Causation for lip battery
The ESC features a low voltage cut off at 3.2V per cell. When driving your boat, as soon as you notice the boat slow down, that indicates that the ESC low voltage cut-off has initiated. You should immediately drive the boat back to shore slowly. Recharge battery and race again. Don’t keep racing the boat when the ESC low voltage cut-off initiates, otherwise you will allow battery over-discharge, causing damage to the battery pack.
introduction
Thank you for purchasing this H-King Marine brushless racing boat! This manual contains the instructions you need to safely prepare, operate, and maintain your RIC boat. Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the model, and please check that all parts are fully secured and tightened. Some parts are intentionally left loose at manufacture to allow forflexibility whilst in transport. It is your responsibility to check ALL components are safe and secure before use.
Safety Precautions
- Be very careful to avoid touching the propeller anytime while the model is powered. If your fingers, hands, etc.ncome in contact with the spinning propeller, you may be severely injured. This model is capable of inflicting property damage and severe personal injury if a collision occurs. Race your boat responsibly, stay clear of people, full-scale boats and wildlife.
- The metal hardware on your boat can be sharp. Be careful handling the parts.
- The brushless motor may become hot. After a run allow the motor to cool before touching it.
Specifications & Description Changes
All pictures, descriptions, and specifications founded in this instruction
manual are subject to changes without
notice. Hobbyking maintains no responsibility for inadvertent errors in this
manual.
Items Required For Completion & Battery
Pack RecommendationsYou will need to purchase the following items to operate
your H-King Marine brushless motor boat. We highly
recommend to purchase the following items to operate your H-King Marine
brushless motor boat.
battery recordation
Two pack of 7.4V 4000mAh+ 35C+ Lipo battery pack
Charger recordation
3S Li Po Balance Charger and power supply, or multi-functional intelligent charger (such as Turnigy Accucel 6).
Contents of Set
Preparing Your Boat For Operation
Insert three ABS pipes into the holes of two boat stands shown as photos,
compress boat stands and ABS pipes tightly, then stick EVA to the four
corners, this will protect the
hull bottom from scratches during construction and storage.
Installing the rudder and propeller –
Concerning the package safety, the rudder and propeller are not pre-installed. They are packed well in the kits bag. Follow the below steps to install them by yourself easily.
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Loosen the screw on the propeller shaft by 7mm spanner, put the propeller in then retighten the screw.
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Insert the rudder support into the support which is alreadyinstalled on the rear of hull. Thread the two pcs of M3 screw in,
Apply two pcs of M3 nut on the screws, retighten the screws and nuts by 2.5mm allen key and 5.5mm spanner. -
Thread the silicone tube in the brass water inlet.
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Loosen the adjuster on the servo horn so as to push rudder rod to thread in the adjuster located in the rudder horn. Make sure the rudder centered and then retighten the two adjusters with 2.5mm allen key. Rudder Assem
Rudder Assembly
NOTE: Please install rudder and support on the right support which is pre-
installed on the rear of hull in factory. Installing rudder and support on the
right
side is effective for good performance and stability.
Installing transmitter batteries (RTR version only)
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NOTE: The transmitter is not water resistant and should never come in contact with water.
Install four fresh “AA” batteries. Follow the diagram located in the bottom of the battery tray for proper battery orientation.
Caution: Before racing boat,Please use balloon supplied in tool bag to wrap receiver for water proofing. nstalling the Batter
Installing the Battery
- Rotate the plastic lock on hatch 90 degrees either to left or right.
- Lift up and remove the hatch.
- Attach battery connector
NOTE: We recommend you 2 packs of 7.4V 4000mAh+ 35C+ Lipa battery for maximum
performance. Using the provided battery straps which are already installed on
the battery locators inside
the hull to secure the battery. The battery locators help align the batteries
for the best running center of gravity for maximum\ performance. Below are the
batteries location inside the hull.
NOTE: There is a water proof rubber ring glued along the slot of hull, always make sure it’s securely positioned before re-install the upper deck.
TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER BINDING
The binding process effectively ties the transmitter and receiver together. Under normal circumstances, both items are supplied like this from the factory. If, however, you find that your transmitter and receiver are not bound (receiver’s red LED is flashing), you should do the following:
- Insert BIND plug into “BINDNCC” port of receiver.
- Power “ON” the receiver by connecting battery to ESC. The receiver’s red LED should now be flashing quickly.
- Hold down the “BIND” button on the transmitter, then switch the transmitter’s power switch “ON”. The green LED on transmitter will be flashing quickly indicating that it is “BIND” mode. At this time, the receiver’s RED LED should change to slow flashing, indicating that the transmitter and receiver are now bound.
- Remove the BIND plug from receiver’s BINDNCC port, then disconnect the battery.
- Power cycle the transmitter and then reconnect the battery to the ESC. The receiver’s RED LED should now be solid lit. Binding process is now complete and the receiver is ready to receive commands from the transmitter.
Note 1: During binding process, transmitter and receiver should be around one
meter apart and no other similar devices should be within 10 meters.
Note 2: If the receiver’s RED LED is flashing, this indicates a binding
failure, please do again as above indication
Checking the radio system
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Always turn the power “ON” to the transmitter before connecting the batteries with the ESC.
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Plug the battery into the ESC plugs and listen for threecontinuous >Beep<>Beep<>Beep<. (Signal noise of auto detected ESC)
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The ESC & motor is now armed and ready for operation.
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Check the direction of the rudder, the trailing edge of the rudder should turn right when right input is given.Conversely, when left input is given, the trailing edge of the rudder should turn left.
Transmitter introduction
Epa adjustment
Function
Use this when performing left and right steering angle adjustments. End Point
Adjustment (EPA) adjusting value range: 0%-100% Setting
- Steering (right side) angle adjustment Rotate “STIR” knob to the left end point means minimum value 0%, right end point means maximum value 100%.
- Steering (left side) angle adjustment Rotate “ST/L” knob to the left end point means minimum value 0%, right end point means maximum value 100%.
CAUTION:
When adjusting this function, make sure the direction is in agreement SERVO
with the boat direction, you can adjust by the STEERING “REV-NOR” switch
Adjustment
Steering trim
Adjust “ST/TRIM” “R/L” so that rudder is centered prior to operation, you may also adjust this control to make the boat run straight during operation.
Speed Control Specification
The H-King Marine brushless motor boat is assembled with 60A water cooled
brushless ESC, please see below the specification:
Protections: Thermal protection activated at 120°c. LVP {low voltage
protection) engaged when
LiPo battery (per cell) drops down to 3.2 Voltage.
Operating Cells: 2S-4S LiPo
Current Rating: 60A
Peak Current: 70A within 10 seconds
BEC Output: 2N5V
Calibration:
- Set the trigger to maximum throttle then turn on the transmitter.
- Connect motor and receiver to the ESC.
- Plug battery to power on ESC.
- After 4 high pitched tones, set the trigger to minimum throttle.
- After 3 repeat monotones, cut off the power of ESC.
Lubricating The Drive Shaft
Lubricating the flexshaft is vital to the life of the drivetrain. The
lubricant also acts as a water seal, keeping water from entering the hull
through the stuffing box.
Lubricate the flexshaft, propeller shaft and all moving parts after every 2-3
hours of operation
1. Use the 2mm alien key to loosen the two grub screws of the coupler which
connects the flexshaft, then slide the flexshaft w/ prop shaft out of the
stuffing tube.
2. Lubricate the flexshaft w/ prop shaft with the water proof marine grease,
reinstall the flexshaft w/ prop shaft in reverse order, be sure to retighten
the two grub screws of coupler
NOTE: Running the model boat in salt water could cause some parts to corrode.
If you run the boat
in salt water, rinse it thoroughly in fresh water after each use and lubricate
the drive system
FCC REQUIREMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following twoconditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) This device must acceptany interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
CAUTION: Changes or modifi cations to this product not expressly approved by
the party responsible for compliance may void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.