Charging Scooter; Diving Scooter - SUBMERGE Scooters Magnus DPV Assembly Directions

INSTRUCTION MANUAL MAGNUS DPV
UPDATE 12/12
WARNING:
MAGNUS SCOOTER LITHIUM BATTERY PACK NOT APPROVED FOR AIRLINE
TRANSPORT IN A PASSENGER AIRCRAFT.
ADVISORY: prepare a dedicated charging area that is cleared of any flammable
materials or other equipment; do not charge the scooter in or attached to a dwelling
with sleeping occupants, and ensure you have a functioning smoke alarm where the
scooter is stored.

Charging scooter:

Charging of the scooter must always be done under supervision. Do not leave the battery
pack charging unattended. Always charge the scooter away from any flammable
materials. Do not charge batteries after any mechanical damage.
To charge the scooter, simply remove the hull of the scooter, disconnect the motor from the
battery pack, and plug in the charger to the battery pack. (There is a separate connecter for
charging). . DO NOT leave the charger connected to the battery pack once the charge
process is complete. The charge process will require 4 to 12 hours depending state of
charge and the amp rating of the charger.
We recommend you purchase a Watt's Up meter or utilize a volt meter to determine the state
of charge of the battery pack. 40 volts= low charge. 45 volts= half charge. 49 to 50 volts = full
charge. Volt readings can be taken from the battery connecters.
Charge time: up to 12 hours.

Diving scooter:

We highly recommend a DPV instruction before DPV use. Unintended powered ascents can
lead to decompression sickness. The Magnus is a ultra high performance DPV and should not
be taken on any demanding dive until you have full acquainted yourself with it's operation in a
controlled environment.
To dive the scooter, with the hull removed, attach the battery pack to the motor electronic
speed control (large red/black connecters). A series of beeps will follow the connection. Once
connected, check that the scooter will start by rotating the trigger. (be sure there are no