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Welcome to the World of LiteHawk!
Welcome aboard, this is your new LiteHawk CHASE! Before we get ready for
your fi rst water adventure, let's cover the basics together!
The design of your new boat is referred to as a Catamaran or twin hull, this
design allows the boat to lift out of the water as it approaches speeds of over 20
km/h (12.5 mph). This design also allows for increased agility - CHASE corners
like it's on rails and turns your pool into a racetrack!
Attempting to use your LiteHawk CHASE without completely reading the manual
may cause injury to yourself and people in the vicinity, as well as damage to
the R/C model. Please read the Instruction Manual thoroughly before using this
product.
LiteHawk Boating 101
Bow: Front of the boat
Deck: The top of
the boat
Port: Left side of the boat
when looking from the
stern forward
LiteHawk CHASE - Transmitter Set Up
Always use a new 9 Volt
battery in the Pistol Grip Radio
Controller (Transmitter).
- Make sure the transmitter is
turned off .
- Remove the screw in the bat-
tery cover. (Phillips or star head)
- Remove the battery cover at
the bottom of the Controller by
pressing down and sliding the
cover as marked.
- Insert the 9 Volt battery as
marked. (If you turn on the
transmitter the indicator light
will turn red. If not check battery installation)
- Slide the battery cover back into place and re-install the battery cover screw.
- ALWAYS REMOVE THE 9 VOLT BATTERY FROM THE TRANSMITTER WHEN YOU
WILL NOT BE USING YOUR BOAT FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
- Dispose and recycle correctly when there is no longer life in the battery
Stern: Back of the boat
Starboard: Right Side of
the boat when looking
from the stern forward
Rudder: Steers the boat
left and right
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Hull: The body of
the boat
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