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BOAT MAINTENANCE

DRIVE LINE 

1.  Remove the propeller.

2.  Loosen the motor coupler set screws for the flex cable.

3.  Slide the flex cable out of the drives.

4.  Lubricate the flex cable with marine grease.

5.  Lubricate the drive ball bearings with a light oil for bearings.

6.  Reassemble the drive and wipe away any excess grease and oil.

HULL

1.  The hull requires very little maintenance, but must be kept in good condition in order to perform as expected and to  

 

ensure safe operation.

2.  Look closely at the exterior surfaces of the hull.

3.  Check for damage, chips, cracks and scratches.

4.  Determine if damage has weakened the fiberglass and take the appropriate action to fix the 

 

damage. Scratches and hair line cracks are common and typically do not require any attention.

HARDWARE

1.  Radio control boats experience high frequency vibrations and as a result the screws, nuts and bolts will become  

 

loose.

2.  Check all the motor hardware and motor mounts.

3.  Check all running gear, hardware, rudder, drive, steering linkages, hatch quick releases, water-cooling 

 

system, etc.

4.  Use thread lock on all metal to metal hardware contacts.

WHAT TO DO AFTER THE BOAT HAS BEEN SUBMERGED

1.  Remove the motor and lubricate the bearings on the motor.

2.  Remove the electronics.

3.  Dry out the interior. 

4.  The servo, receiver and battery packs will need to be dried out and checked for proper 

 

operation before they are used again.

5.  Test the battery pack under load to make sure it is ok to continue regular use.

PARTS LIST

1876               

TeflonTube for FlexShaft - King/Segad

1878               

5 x 10 Ball Bearing - King/Segad

1883               

Rubber Push Rod Seals - King/Segad

1887               

Drive Dog - King/Segad

1890               

Control Linkage - King/Segad

1891               

Water Pickup - King/Segad

1897               

Flex Shaft - King/Segad

1898               

Scale Rudder Assembly - King/Segad

1907               

Strut Assembly - King/Segad

1913

               CNC Aluminum Hatch Lock Set

1999

               Motor Coupler For 6mm Shaft - EC1

8186

               VR3S 3-Channel 2.4GHz Tx/Rx

8188

               2.4GHz 3-Channel Micro Receiver 

1368

 

V700 Marine Outrunner - 1100Kv

1396 

Pro Brushless Marine 120AMP ESC

15021

 

25C 6S 5000mAh 22.2V LiPO 

15048

 

50C 6S 5000mAh 22.2V LiPO

1694

               EC5 Connector Female - Battery

1695

               EC5 Connector Male - Device

1696

               EC5 Charge Lead 18”

1792               

Hull/Hatch Set - EC1

1793 

              Propeller 54mm for 58” Electric C1

1794

               Motor Mount for 58” Electric C1

1795

               Hatch - EC1

1825

               High Torque Metal Gear Servo 

1885

               Alloy  Antenna Holder - King/Seg/EKO

1886 

              Antenna Tube - King/Seg/EKO

Motor Coupler Set Screw

Motor Coupler Set Screw

Use high quality Marine

Grease to lubricate the

flex cable.

Summary of Contents for A.R.C. C1

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Page 8: ...PREPPING THE BOAT 8 STEP 3 Slide the rudder onto the steering rod NOTE TOP Hinge Pin STEP 4 Align hinge pin holes and insert the hinge pin so that the flat spot is facing the set screw FLAT...

Page 9: ...9 STEP 5 Use a small amount of thread lock to keep the set screw from backing out during use then tighten the set screw STEP 6 Remove the 8 thumb screws that hold the acrylic radio box cover in place...

Page 10: ...n Use a small amount of thread lock before tightening the set screws to keep it from backing out during use STEP 8 OK NO OK NO Attach the clear silicone water cooling tubes to the water inlet nipple o...

Page 11: ...a small amount of thread lock to keep the set screw from backing out during use When the rudder is straight use a pair of side cutters to remove the excess length from the steering rods 11 STEP 9 STEP...

Page 12: ...cure the hatch by sliding the front tabs into the slots at the front of the hull opening The hatch should drop in easily so that the hatch pins seat into the holes in the hull Push the pins down with...

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Page 16: ...amage 2 Remove the battery from the hull 3 After a day on the water remove any water from inside the hull 4 Be sure to place the boat in a safe and secure place to prevent damage to the hull and runni...

Page 17: ...bolts will become loose 2 Check all the motor hardware and motor mounts 3 Check all running gear hardware rudder drive steering linkages hatch quick releases water cooling system etc 4 Use thread lock...

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