FORCE1 Velocity High Speed RC Boat Instruction Manual

FORCE1 Velocity High Speed RC Boat

SAFETY GUIDELINES

1. Use under adult supervision. The recommended age is 8 years old or older.
2. Wait for the battery to cool before recharging, after the boat is used.
3. When driving, make sure no humans or animals are in the water to avoid injury. There must be no weeds or debris on the surface of the water to prevent the propeller from becoming entangled or damaging the boat.
4. Remote control distance is about 260 feet (80 meters), please do not exceed the effective control distance, to avoid losing the boat.
5. Please keep a safe distance from the high speed rotating propeller to avoid the risk of lacerations, entanglement or other injury. If the water sensor is wet, the propeller may move while out of the water, be cautious of this. There are two small silver water sensors on the top and two on the bottom of the boat.
6. Always keep small parts and electrical parts out of the reach of children.
7. The charger is not a toy. Only use the original charger provided.
8. Battery charging should be done in a location out of reach of children. When charging, it must be kept away from expensive or flammable materials such as beds, carpet, wood floors etc.
9. Keep the battery out of direct sunlight, always store it at half charge and keep it in a lipo safe battery bag (not included).
10. Do not leave battery charging unattended or overcharge the battery.
11. Do not reverse polarity or puncture batteries. Do not store the batteries near any heat source.
12. Only use the boat in fresh water or pools without liners as the boat can damage liners, salt water may cause erosion.
13. Force 1RC cannot be held liable for any damages to property or personal injury.

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

1. If the boat is not being used, remove the battery and store in a lipo safe battery bag (not included) at about a half charge.
2. If you do not plan to use your boat for an extended period of time, remove the batteries from the transmitter to avoid battery leakage, which may damage the controller.
3.  The boat and the transmitter should be protected from prolonged exposure to the sun to prevent damage.

Note: When you’re finished driving the boat, drain any water from the hull. A small amount of water in the hull is ok. Be sure to dry the boat out completely with a cloth and desiccant if you have it.

INSIDE THE BOX

• RC Boat
• Remote controller
• 3.7V 800mAh Li-ion battery x 2
• USB charger
• Manual
• Spanner
• Spare propeller
• Spare nut for propeller
• Display rack

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

• Drive system: 180 strong magneto motor Control
• distance: Approxmiately 260 feet (80 meters) Control
• frequency: 2.4GHz Charging time.
• Approximately 120 minutes Play time. Approximately 10 minutes per fully charged battery Boat
• Battery: Li-ion 3.7V 800mAH (2 x included) Remote controller
• battery: 3 x AA (not included)
• Charger: USB charger Speed: About 20KM/H

BOAT DIAGRAM

TRANSMITTER DIAGRAM

BATTERY INSTALLATION – TRANSMITTER

Unscrew and open the battery cover on the bottom of the remote. Insert 3 x AA Batteries in the correct direction. If the transmitter will not be used for a long time, please remove the batteries to prevent battery leakage and damage to the transmitter.
Note: While driving the boat, if the transmitter BEEPS 1 time repeatedly and the POWER RED light flashes, it indicates that the transmitter’s battery is low. Please replace or recharge the battery.

CHARGE THE BATTERY

When the transmitter beeps twice repeatedly and the “ALERT” LED flashes GREEN, it indicates that the boat’s battery is low. Bring the boat back immediately and replace the battery.

• Power output of 5V 0.5-1 A must be used for safe charging
• Always only use the USB cable provided.
• While charging the red light of the USB charger will be off.
• When charging is complete, the red light of the USB charger will turn on.

BATTERY INSTALLATION – BOAT

1. Unlock the switch to open the cabin cover, fig. 1 and fig.
2. Install the rechargeable battery and connect it to the power input of boat, fig. 3 and fig.
3. Close and secure the cabin cover of the boat, fig. 5 and fig. 6

1. Pull the throttle backwards and the boat maves forward (fig.1)
2. Push the throttle all the way fonward then press the dive button. The boat diving lasts approximately 3-5 seconds then rises to the surface (ng.?,

Note: If the boat cannot dive after following instructions adjust the rudder setting on the remote control to the right then try diving again.

WEAK SIGNAL AND LOW POWER ALERT

1. While driving the boat, if the transmitter BEEPS 1 time repeatedly and the POWER RED light flashes, it indicates that the transmitter’s battery is low. Replace all the batteries in the transmitter with NEW batteries.
2. When the transmitter BEEPS 2 times repeatedly and the ALERT LED flashes GREEN, it indicates that the boat’s battery is low. Bring the boat back immediately and replace or recharge the battery.
3. When the transmitter BEEPS3 times repeatedly and the ALERT LED is solid GREEN, it indicates that the boat is about to go out of range. Quickly steer the boat back within range or risk losing control of the boat. Note: If the boat is diving and the transmitter beeps or has a green LED illuminated, that is normal, it may not happen every time with diving mode.

REPLACE THE BOAT’S WATERPROOF RING

1. Put the tool on the waterproof ring.(fig. 1)
2. Push the tool downward to push out the waterproof ring on the boat (fig.2)
3. Take out the old waterproof ring (fig.3)
4. Install the new waterproof ring into the boat (fig.4)

PARTS

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