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Maintenance & Storage

   When you have 

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 nished using your LiteHawk INTIMIDATOR disconnect the bat-

tery and switch o

  the Transmitter. Remove the battery from the boat and leave 

the top hatch o

  to allow moisture to evaporate. Leave the top hatch o

  until 

you are sure the boat is dry and then you can re-install the top hatch and store 

it. It is best to remove the battery from the boat and radio. Store the boat in a 

nice, dry place on the provided boat stand. Keep away from heat sources (Open 

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 ames, radiators, direct sunlight). Your boat has a foam gasket that keeps water 

from entering. When storing the boat with the top canopy on, remove the gasket 

so it stays 

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 rm for the next use.

   Your boat is virtually maintenance free, but one thing is vital to the life of the 

drivetrain. Lubricating the 

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 ex shaft keeps your boat running smooth and also 

within 10-30ft of you so you can see how the boat reacts to steering and throt-

tle input. Once you have more experience you can venture a little farther away.  

Remember the controls are proportional just like a real boat. Ease on and o

  the 

throttle until you are comfortable.

acts as a water seal. This keeps water from 

entering your boat. Lubricate the 

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 ex shaft/pro-

peller shaft after every 2-3 times you operate 

your boat. 

   The INTIMIDATOR uses a coupler to connect 

the 

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 exshaft to the motor. Using the 2mm Allen 

key (included), loosen the two grub screws as 

shown. Grab the propeller and pull back re-

moving the shaft 3/4’s the way out of the boat. 

Lubricate the shaft with axle or bearing grease 

and re-install.

- Reinstall the shaft in reverse order.  

Types of grease: Axle or bearing grease. Grease 

can be purchased at any auto parts supply re-

tailer.

Electrical/ Water Cooling Diagram

Battery

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Receiver

Motor

water outlet

ESC

water

inlet

Summary of Contents for INTIMIDATOR

Page 1: ...ideos Tech Support Replacement Parts Just a Mouse Click Away PLEASE DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO ANY RETAIL STORE For any questions or problems with this product please call us at 1 800 268 5797 or visit our website www litehawk ca Made for and distributed by Borgfeldt Canada Limited 50 Konrad Cres Markham ON L3R 8T4 ...

Page 2: ...ix old and new batteries or different types of batteries i e alkaline standard DO NOT short circuit the supply terminals CARE AND MAINTENANCE Always remove batteries from the toy when it is not being used for a long period of time controller char ger only Keep the toy away from direct heat or extreme cold Do not expose the toy s interior to water or moisture This can damage the electronic assemblie...

Page 3: ...battery in the Pistol Grip Radio Controller Transmitter Make sure the transmitter is turned off Remove the screw in the bat tery cover Phillips or star head Remove the battery cover at the bottom of the Controller by pressing down and sliding the cover as marked Insert the 9 Volt battery as marked If you turn on the transmitter the indicator light will turn red If not check battery installation Sli...

Page 4: ... unit on before plugging in the boat Throttle Forward drive is initiated by pulling the throttle trigger towards the grip or handle like a trigger The throttle is 100 proportional and will react to even slight input Release the trigger to slow and stop the boat LiteHawk INTIMIDATOR Battery Charger Your LiteHawk INTIMIDATOR comes with an 11 1 Volt Li Po battery a 120V wall mount power supply and ba...

Page 5: ... unattended while charging Do not store the battery plugged into the charger Installation of battery into the boat Place your LiteHawk INTIMIDATOR on its supplied boat stand to avoid damage to the rudder and propeller It is best to always have your boat on the provided stand when not in the water Remove the hatch on the deck by turning the round silver knob and lifting up the cover from the back a...

Page 6: ... blocked Ensure that the water inlet in the rudder is not obstructed A good way to check for blockages is to use your mouth to blow air into the outlet tube and make sure you have air exiting the inlet at the base of the rudder If you are running the boat in salt water than you should blow out the cooling system as mentioned above after use If possible run in fresh water for a minute or so to flus...

Page 7: ...drivetrain Lubricating the flex shaft keeps your boat running smooth and also within 10 30ft of you so you can see how the boat reacts to steering and throt tle input Once you have more experience you can venture a little farther away Remember the controls are proportional just like a real boat Ease on and off the throttle until you are comfortable acts as a water seal This keeps water from enterin...

Page 8: ...ver everything under the LiteHawk sun Do It Yourself Guides common questions Tips and Tricks User Custom Mods that s just the beginning really It all has to do with community and we want you to see for yourself With over one million views to date we re doing something right Oh Contests We love to give away stuff everything that we make is up for grabs Contests are run at least once per month so it ...

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