Pro Boat PRB3050 User Manual
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22
Electric-powered ready-to-run Deep-V
Owners Manual
Specifications
Hull Length ............................................................................................ 22 in (558.8mm)
Beam ................................................................................................... 7.5 in (190.5mm)
Motor ............................................................................................Water-cooled 550-sized
Radio System........................................................................... Pro Boat AM 27MHz 2-Stick
Speed Control ............................................................. Electronic speed control with reverse
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Pro Boat® Volere™ 22
Electric-Powered Ready-To-Run boat. Please read
these instructions carefully before attempting to
operate the boat.
The Volere comes ready-to-run with an AM radio
system and electronic speed controller already
installed. All assembly is done at the factory,
allowing you to quickly get the boat running.
Features
• No assembly required
• Real wood trim layered on a hand-crafted berglass hull
• Pro Boat
• Preinstalled electronic speed control with reverse
• Includes a 8.4V 1600mAh battery for longer run times
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AM 27MHz radio system
Additional Required Items
You will need to purchase the following items to get the boat on the water:
• 8 AA alkaline batteries for the radio transmitter
• Ni-MH Battery Fast Charger (DYN4063)
Inspection
1. Carefully remove the boat and radio
transmitter from the box.
2. Inspect the boat. If you notice damage from
shipping, please contact the hobby shop
where you purchased it.
The items included with your Volere 22 are:
• Assembled Volere 22 EP RTR
• Pro Boat radio transmitter
• Boat stand
• 8.4V, 1600mAh Ni-MH battery pack
2
LEDs
Switch ON
Switch OFF
Installation of Transmitter Batteries
1. Remove the battery cover from the
transmitter.
2. Install 8 AA alkaline batteries into the
transmitter. Be sure each battery cell is
installed in the proper polarity. The polarity
is marked at each cell’s location inside the
transmitter.
4. Move the switch to the "ON" position. The LED
will light if the batteries are in good condition
and installed properly.
5. Make sure to turn off the transmitter before
proceeding with the installation of the motor
battery in your boat.
3. Slide the battery cover in place.
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Installing the 8.4V Ni-MH Battery
1. Carefully lift the magnetic rear deck lid to
expose the battery compartment.
2. Install a fully charged 8.4-volt Ni-MH battery
pack into the hull. (Follow the instructions
included with the fast charger to ensure a
safe charge.)
3. Connect the battery plug to the matching
connector on the electronic speed control.
4. Replace the hatch.
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