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2.2 Operation area
The SEABOB should only be used in sheltered waters.
Sheltered waters are defined as sheltered coastal waters,
small bays, small lakes, rivers and canals when conditions
up to, and including, wind force 4 and significant wave
heights up to, and including, 0,3 m may be experienced,
with occasional waves of 0,5 m maximum height, for
example from passing vessels.
Generally, the SEABOB can be operated in areas where
the use of watercraft powered by combustion engines
is not permitted. Use of the SEABOB is not permitted
wherever the use of watercraft or electric-powered wa-
tercraft is prohibited by local laws, community regula-
tions, nature conservation laws or other provisions. You
are urged to observe all local laws and regulations. For
more information, you should inquire at the appropriate
local offices.
2.1 Registration papers / driving licence
The present law in some countries does not require
registration papers or a driving licence for operation of
watercraft. Some countries, however, may have different
licence regulations, age limits or operating restrictions.
Before operating the craft, always inquire about the lo-
cal regulations which may be in force in the area where
you wish to operate the SEABOB. We urge all SEABOB
operators to inform themselves about the situation in
the country in which they will be using the SEABOB. The
manufacturer does not assume any responsibility for
obtaining such information.
3. Included in delivery
The following standard equipment is included in
delivery of the SEABOB:
1. SEABOB F5 S
2. A charger for charging the device for operation and
air transport / storage (in particular storage over the
winter)
Note:
A special microprocessor-controlled quick charger
is available as an optional accessory. The quick charger
can be used to charge the SEABOB more quickly (high
charging rate for shorter charging times).
3. Operation Manual, including:
• "Quick Reference for SEABOB F5 S"
• "Data Sheet for Charger"
4. SEABOB certificate with serial numbers and Owner-
PIN
Check to make sure that all components have been
included in delivery. Should this not be the case,
please contact CAYAGO AG immediately.
Also, please check that the serial numbers on the
SEABOB and accumulators match the numbers shown
on your SEABOB certificate. To view the serial numbers,
use the menu provided on the display (see Chapter 5.3.9
"Displaying serial numbers").
The SEABOB is delivered in a partially charged
state. To avoid total discharge, you should charge
the SEABOB immediately after delivery (within 1 week)
to at least the charge state "air transport / storage". Use
only the charger supplied by CAYAGO AG or the option-
ally available quick charger to charge the SEABOB.
Charge the SEABOB after each use (within 24
hours) and during longer periods of storage con-
tinuously (trickle-charge) to at least the charge state "air
transport / storage" to avoid irreparable total discharge
of the valuable High-Energy Li-Ion accumulator cells. Be
sure to read the information provided in this Operation
Manual on charging the SEABOB.
