Compass Model CBM0003 Assembly Manual And Setup Manual

Compass Model CBM0003 Assembly Manual And Setup Manual

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ASSEMBLY MANUAL AND SETUP GUIDE
Compass Boat Models,
P.O. Box No. 402,
Texaco Road PO,
New Territories,
Hong Kong.
Made in China
Before beginning assembly of your new Compass Boat Models Marlin EP RTR, please read and understand the warnings
listed on the next page. Failure to do so could lead to bodily harm and/or injury.
The Compass Boat Models Marlin EP RTR is not intended for persons under 14 years of age, unless closely supervised by
an adult.
EXCITEMENT IN THE WATER!
EXCITEMENT IN THE WATER!
You'll be on the water and racing full speed in no time, because the Marlin
You'll be on the water and racing full speed in no time, because the Marlin
comes out of the box Ready For Fun! The radio and all electronics are
comes out of the box Ready For Fun! The radio and all electronics are
factory installed, so the only thing you have to do is charge and install
factory installed, so the only thing you have to do is charge and install
the battery (charger and battery are included). This 30" long boat
the battery (charger and battery are included). This 30" long boat
comes with a powerful 540 motor and a 6-cell 7.2V battery, which
comes with a powerful 540 motor and a 6-cell 7.2V battery, which
provides outstanding performance in large pools, lakes and ponds.
provides outstanding performance in large pools, lakes and ponds.
MARLIN EP RTR SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATuRES
CAPRICORN 54 EP RTR SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATuRES
Hull Type: Shallow "V"
Overall Length: 30 Inches (762mm)
Overall Width: 7 Inches (78mm)
Completely Built and Ready-to-Run
2-Channel FM Radio Control System
Proportional Motor Controller (ESC)
540-Size Closed End-Bell Electric Motor
6-Cell 800mAH Ni-Cd Battery
AC Slow Charger
Large Wing Provides Ample Downforce for Sharp Steering Control
Easy-Access Radio Compartment
Replacement Parts Readily Available

All Contents Copyright © 2006, Compass Boat Models Version  August 2006
KIT NUMBER CBM0003

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  • Page 1 540 motor and a 6-cell 7.2V battery, which provides outstanding performance in large pools, lakes and ponds. provides outstanding performance in large pools, lakes and ponds. KIT NUMBER CBM0003 ASSEMBLY MANUAL AND SETUP GUIDE MARLIN EP RTR SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATuRES...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION ..........2 ASSEMBLING YOUR MARLIN EP RTR ..........6 SAFETY WARNINGS ................2 SETTING UP YOUR MARLIN EP RTR ........... 8 ITEMS NEEDED FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE ......... 3 GETTING READY TO DRIVE YOUR MARLIN EP RTR ....... 0 MARLIN EP RTR UPGRADE TIPS ............
  • Page 3: Items Needed For Use And Maintenance

    PARTS IDENTIFICATION Before beginning final assembly, remove all of the parts from the box and use the photos below to verify that your kit contains all of the correct parts. If your kit is missing a part, please contact us immediately, using the Customer Service Information on page 2. Marlin EP RTR Transmitter and Antenna 6-Cell 800mAH Ni-Cd Battery...
  • Page 4: Becoming Familiar With Your Marlin Ep Rtr

    BECOMING FAMILIAR WITH YOuR MARLIN EP RTR TRANSMITTER SAFETY PRECAuTIONS Always perform a range check before each first run of the day or after a particularly hard crash, or after your radio control system ● has been repaired. When the green battery status LED goes out and only the red LED is illuminated, replace the transmitter batteries with a fresh set. ●...
  • Page 5: Tips From The Pros

    MARLIN EP RTR FAMILIARISATION  - Top Deck 2 - Motor Mount 3 - Motor 4 - Drive Shaft 5 - Battery Mounting Slot 6 - Radio Box 7 - Battery Plug 8 - Battery 9 - On/Off Switch 0 - Receiver Antenna  - Propeller 2 - Rudder 3 - Hatch Cover...
  • Page 6: Assembling Your Marlin Ep Rtr

    ASSEMBLING YOuR MARLIN EP RTR INSTALLING THE TRANSMITTER ANTENNA AND 'AA' BATTERIES ❑ Push the antenna down into the moulded hole in the top of the transmitter. ❑ Screw the antenna (clockwise) into place and tighten it gently until it stops. IMPORTANT Do not force the antenna into place or over-tighten it.
  • Page 7 BEFORE PLUGGING IN THE NI-CD BATTERY, YOU'LL NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT BOTH THE TRANSMITTER AND THE RECEIvER ARE TURNED OFF. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT THE MOTOR DOESN'T TURN ON BY ACCIDENT WHEN YOU PLUG IN THE NI-CD BATTERY. ❑ Check to ensure that the transmitter on/off switch is in the "OFF" position.
  • Page 8: Setting Up Your Marlin Ep Rtr

    SETTING uP YOuR MARLIN EP RTR BASIC OPERATION Moving Forwards: Forward movement is controlled by pushing the throttle control stick on the transmitter (the left-hand stick) forward to turn on the motor. The throttle is proportional, so motor speed is directly related to control stick position. The further forward you push the throttle control stick, the faster the boat will go.
  • Page 9 IMPORTANT You'll want to check the controls until the Ni-Cd battery in the boat no longer has enough power to operate the motor. This will allow you enough time to become familiar with how the controls react to the inputs from the transmitter control sticks and it will drain the Ni-Cd battery enough for its first full recharge before use.
  • Page 10 GETTING READY TO RuN YOuR MARLIN EP RTR CHARGING THE NI-CD BATTERY IMPORTANT Before charging the Ni-Cd battery, it must be fully discharged. Discharge the Ni-Cd battery by running the motor until it stops. This will ensure that you don't overcharge the Ni-Cd battery. NEvER RUN THE NI-CD BATTERY DOWN SO LOW THAT THE MOTOR STOPS WHILE THE BOAT IS IN AN INACCESSIBLE AREA (LIKE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LAKE).
  • Page 11: Maintaining Your Marlin Ep Rtr

    RuNNING YOuR MARLIN EP RTR After you've checked the controls and are satisfied that the range check has been completed successfully, place the boat in the water pointing away from shore. At first, you should run the boat at slower speeds until you get used to the way the boat handles. Notice that the throttle is proportional, meaning that the motor will speed up from off to high power in relation to the position of the throttle control stick.
  • Page 12: Troubleshooting Guide

    TROuBLESHOOTING GuIDE PROBLEM CAuSE SOLuTION ) Radio system does not operate A) Transmitter batteries are low A) Replace transmitter batteries B) Transmitter batteries are installed incorrectly B) Check that the polarity of the batteries is correct C) Ni-Cd battery is low C) Recharge Ni-Cd battery D) Ni-Cd battery connector is loose D) Check that Ni-Cd battery connector is plugged in...

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