Pro Boat PRB2150 User Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

ShockWave™26 EP RTR

Specifications:

Length: ......................................................................................................................................... 26"

Width: .......................................................................................................................................... 7

1

/

2"

Radio: .............................................................................. JR Python AM radio system with ESC

Motor: .............................................................................................................. 550 electric motor

Thank you for purchasing the Pro Boat™ShockWave 26 EP
Ready-to-Run boat. Please read these instructions carefully
before attempting to operate your boat.

The ShockWave 26 EP comes Ready-to-Run with the JR

™

Python AM radio system and electronic speed controller
already installed. All assembly and building is done at the
factory, allowing you to quickly get your boat running.

You will need to purchase the following to get your boat on

the water:

• 8 “AA” alkaline batteries for the radio transmitter

• 7.2V Ni-Cd Battery Pack with Tamiya Connector (DYN1000)

• Ni-Cd Battery Fast Charger (DYN4010)

Step 1: Inspection

Carefully remove the boat and radio transmitter from the box.
Inspect the boat to make sure that no damage is present. If you
notice damage is present, please contact the hobby shop where
you purchased it.

Step 2: Installation of
Transmitter Batteries

Install 8 “AA” alkaline batteries into the transmitter, following the
instructions provided for your radio system.

Step 3: Installation of the

7.2V Ni-Cd Battery Pack

Turn on your transmitter, making sure that the radio is in neutral.
Carefully remove the hatch (scale pilot cockpit). Install a fully
charged 7.2V Ni-Cd battery pack into the radio box. Follow the
instructions included with your fast charger to ensure a safe charge.
Plug the battery into the female battery connector attached to the
electronic speed controller.

Step 4: Checking the
Radio System

Ensure that the antenna tube is properly placed through the hull
(4"–5" out of the hull). It may be necessary to slightly pull the
antenna tube out to make certain that the radio range is sufficient.
Do not pull the antenna tube out too far or the tube will pull out of
the hull completely.

Turn the transmitter on and check for correct operation. The
rudder control arm should move toward the front of the boat when
right input is given. Conversely, when left input is given, the con­trol arm should move toward the back of the boat.

Note: Built into the speed controller is an arming switch.
To enable motor operation, you will need to push the red
arming button. Every time the radio system is turned on,
it will be necessary to push this button before the motor
will function.

With the propeller free from any objects, give some throttle input to
ensure that the motor is working. If everything appears to be func­tioning correctly, you are ready to run your boat!

Note: If you are transporting your boat, make sure that you dis­connect the battery from the speed controller and then turn your
radio off until you are ready to run the boat. Once ready, simply
turn the radio on and plug the battery into the speed controller,
again making sure that the boat is in neutral.

Step 5: Testing Your Boat
in the Water

Make sure that the radio is on and the battery is plugged into the
speed controller and motor. Push the red arming button and then
carefully place the boat in the water. Pilot the boat at slow speeds,
staying close to the shoreline to ensure that you have good control
and that the boat ifs functioning correctly. Be certain to avoid all
objects in the water at all times. Once you feel comfortable with the
control of your boat, it is safe to go further away from the shoreline
and at faster speeds. When you notice the boat begin to loose
speed, bring the boat back to shore. It will be necessary to replace
or recharge the battery before heading out again.

Step 6: Maintenance

Before and at the end of each run, make sure that all screws are
tight and that the propeller is free from any entanglement.

Note: Running the ShockWave™26 EP RTR in salt water could
cause some parts to rust. If you do run the boat in salt water,
rinse it thoroughly in fresh water after each use.

If you have any questions concerning the setup or running of
your ShockWave 26 EP, please call the Horizon Service Center
toll-free at [phone].

Replacement Parts

PRB2151 Replacement Hull
PRB2103 Drive Dog and Joints
PRB2104 Rudder Assembly
PRB2105 Propeller
PRB2152 Drive Shaft and Stuffing Box
PRB2108 Antenna Tube
PRB2109 Servo Tape
PRB2110 EZ-Connector for Pushrod
PRB2112 Rubber Boot
PRB2153 Rudder Pushrod
PRB2154 Decal Sheet
PRB2155 Motor
PRB2114 Electronic Speed Controller
PRB2156 Cockpit

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