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RC Boat
Boat Antenna Tube
Transmitter
Transmitter Antenna
Battery Tray
User’s Guide
Please read this user’s guide before
installing, setting up and using your new product
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what’s included
Antenna Tube Holder
Insert your boat’s antenna tube here.
Latches
Turn to open the battery
compartment. The power switch is
located in the battery compartment.
Thank you for purchasing your RC
Jet race Boat from
RadioShack.
Your boat comes in two
frequencies (27MHz and 49MHz),
so you and your friends can race
together. The boat is equipped
with a fan for cooling the motor.
The automatic speed regulator
enables smooth steering.
This vessel sails at high speeds. Avoid
using it where people are swimming.
Caution:
Immediately after recharging, the
boat runs at a higher speed than normal,
which can cause your boat to capsize
on choppy water. Maneuver your boat
carefully immediately after replacing the
battery.
Attach the antenna to your transmitter.
Thread the boat’s antenna wire through
the supplied antenna tube. Then, insert
the tube into the antenna tube holder.
Turn the latches on the boat to open the
battery compartment and turn on the
boat.
Place your boat in the water and use the
transmitter’s controls to operate it. Your
transmitter’s LED lights when in use.
• Your transmitter does not have a power
switch. It turns on when you move
either lever.
• Your transmitter is not waterproof. Do
not submerge it in water.
• The boat decreases its speed when
turning to make sharper turns.
• When you finish playing, remove your
boat from the water and shake excess
water from your boat through the two
drain holes.
sailing your boat
NOTES
• Do not use your boat near devices with transmitters
using the same frequency (27 or 49 MHz).
• Running your boat continuously for long periods
generates high heat levels, which cause wear and tear
on the motor. To help keep heat levels down, let the
boat cool at least 25 minutes before installing a fresh
battery pack.
• Keep your boat away from grass and debris that could
cause propeller damage.
• If your boat does not respond, drives slowly, or the
range reduces, recharge your battery pack.
• If your boat doesn’t respond after recharging, replace
the transmitter battery and check for propeller debris.
• If your boat slows down due to loss of battery power,
guide it to shore immediately so it won’t drift away.
• If your boat goes outside the transmitter’s range, it
stops. Hold your transmitter high above your head to
re-establish contact. If this doesn’t work, move closer
and try again. Do not wade into deep water.
• Never touch the propellers while they are spinning.
• Children must be supervised by adults when playing
with toys around water.
• Do not operate the transmitter with the battery
compartment open. The cooling fan in the boat starts
when you operate the transmitter.
safety information
LED
Release
to stop
Left
Release
to go
straight
Forward
Right
Reverse
60-153
RC Jet Race Boat
Direct Alignment
If you can not drive the boat forward in a
straight line, you can adjust the switch to left
or right to adjust the boat forward.
ON/OFF
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