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Quick Start Guide Specifications Hull Width 135 mm (5.3”) (25.6”) Hull Length 650 mm (25.6”) Mast Height 950 mm (37.4”) Total Height 1365 mm (53.75”) Weight 1.35 kg (47.62 oz.) Servos Sail winch servo and rudder servo Batteries 8 AA (included)
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The Eclipse 650 is a RTR boat, so everything you need to get started is included in the box - including a 2.4GHz interference-free radio system, a “drum style” sail winch servo, and pre-printed rip-stop nylon sails that provide durability and performance.
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Assembly and Rigging Instructions 1. A ssembl e t he d is p la y b a se a s sh o wn 2. Put together the keel, the water-proof rubber in t he di agr am b y in se r t i n g t h e t u b e s in t o gasket, and the ballast as shown and fasten with t he socke t s .
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210mm 120mm 45mm Your Eclipse 650 sailboat comes with the sails already attached to the main and jib boom. These drawings are only a reference as to the approximate location of the silicone rings. 165mm 110mm 65mm...
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11. Locate the approx. 40” long length of 12. Unroll the jib sail and untape the clevis rigging. Attach the clevis to the metal backstay from the top of the sail. crane and the other end to the rear eyelet on the hull.
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17. Now that you have completed the basic assembly of your sailboat, some adjustment of the rigging may be necessary. Please refer to the instructions below. (1) Silicone ring 1 on the main boom can be adjusted to tighten the main sail. Leave a little slack in the sail so that it can catch the wind.
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19. The counterweight on the front of the jib boom is to adjust its balance. It should balance with the CG (center of gravity) on SR7. To balance the boom, the counterweight can be easily moved either in or out as needed. 20.
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Sail Stick - Channel THRO receiver will only respond to that specific transmitter. Antenna The Eclipse 650 comes with bound Transmitter and Receiver. If you need to rebind for any reason, please follow these steps: 1. With the transmitter switched OFF.
Transmitter Functions The Eclipse 650 comes with a 2.4G 4-channel radio system. For sailing you will only need 2 channels. Before sailing become familiar with all functions listed below: 1. The sail stick controls the maximum angle of the main sail and jib sail. When you move the sail stick to the upper position, both sails will expand as the wind impacts the sails.
Sailing Instructions RC sailing presents a more interesting set of challenges than power boating. Sailing requires a constant reaction to water movement and wind conditions. These reactions require adjustments to both the rudder and sails in order to find the best possible setting for speed and course. There is no substitute for actual “on-the-water”...
Sailing Checklist NOTE: This checklist is NOT intended to replace the content included in this instruction manual. Although it can be used as a quick start guide, we strongly suggest reading through this entire manual before your first sailing run. 1.
Limited Warranty Warranty Period: Rage R/C warrants that the Eclipse 650 (“Product”) will be free from original factory defects in materials and workmanship upon purchase (“Warranty Period”). than a Rage R/C authorized service center, or (e) Product not purchased from an authorized Rage R/C dealer.