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Adjustment of the Angle of the Left/Right Screws (Manual)
Adjustment of the Angle of the Left/Right Screws (Manual)
Adjustment of the Angle of the Left/Right Screws (Manual)
Adjustment of the Angle of the Left/Right Screws (Manual)
Adjustment of the Angle of the Left/Right Screws (Manual)
*As can be seen in the diagram, the angle
of both screws can be adjusted by hand
between 15 and 75•. By adjusting both
screws at a steep angle of about 75• , the
submarine can be made to quick dive or
quick surface.
*If you adjust the screws at small angles,
the submarine will not dive or surface so
fast, but the forward/reverse running
power will be increased.
*By adjusting the left and right screws at dif-
ferent angles (one small and the other at a sharp angle), the submarine
will move in a unique manner. Change the angles any way you like and
enjoy all sorts of movements.
Control Distance and W
Control Distance and W
Control Distance and W
Control Distance and W
Control Distance and Water Quality
ater Quality
ater Quality
ater Quality
ater Quality
*Depending on the quality of the water, it may be very hard for the radio
waves to reach the submarine. Submerge the submarine underwater within
your reach, and test the control distance before playing. Muddy or impure
water is dense and full of foreign particles, and is not suitable for playing.
Choose water which is clear and enables you to see the submarine under-
water.
Points to be Careful of When Playing
Points to be Careful of When Playing
Points to be Careful of When Playing
Points to be Careful of When Playing
Points to be Careful of When Playing
(As the battery power runs low, the control distance will become shorter.
Shorten the distance between the submarine and transmitter as your play-
ing time becomes longer.)
Before playing, make sure that the submarine moves according to your
transmitter operations.
While the submarine is still on land, check the maximum controllable dis-
tance between the submarine and transmitter. When submerged underwa-
ter, leave an allowance and keep the submarine slightly closer to the trans-
mitter than the maximum controllable distance.
If the metal tab in the battery box is deformed and not touching the battery,
lift up the tab and adjust properly.
DO NOT play in water that is dirty, has weeds, or obstacles. The filth or
weeds may get caught in the screws or other parts and prevent the subma-
rine from moving.
DO NOT play where there is water current, or when the wind is blowing
strongly. The submarine may be swept away.
DO NOT play in the ocean (salt water) because the parts will rust.
DO NOT play outdoors in thunderstorms.
After playing, remove all the batteries from the transmitter and submarine.
Drain out all the water from the submarine and dry completely before stor-
ing away.
If the submarine does not move properly, exchange all the batteries in
both the submarine and the transmitter.
