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- Page 1 USER’S GUIDE...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents GENERAL ........................2 About ........................ 2 Safety ........................ 3 Battery and components disposal ..........10 OVERVIEW ........................11 PACKAGE CONTENTS ..................12 PREPARATION ......................14 Battery connector ring installation ..........14 Battery charging ..................14 Remote charging ..................17 ASSEMBLY ........................18 Trolley assembly .................. -
Page 3: General
The TAKUMA eTow is subject to local laws and regulations in terms of navigation. It may be necessary to obtain a license or a permit to use TAKUMA eTow in certain areas or countries. Always observe local rules and regulations when using this product. - Page 4 Do not use TAKUMA eTow in shallow water (less than 1 meter / 3 feet deep), near rocky areas or in the presence of algae, or in the open sea.
- Page 5 Doing so may cause serious damage. Unusually hot temperature during charging (80°C or more) Do not operate your TAKUMA eTow when it is not in the water. Doing so will cause it to overheat and may permanently damage the motor.
- Page 6 Only use the ESC for the propulsion. Using the regular non ESC from Takuma will cause irreversible damage to the propulsion. Do not use other ESC than the ESC sold by TAKUMA. Any damage caused by the use of another ESC will not be covered by warranty.
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Page 7: Battery And Components Disposal
It is necessary to ensure that it will not be used later. Please contact your local TAKUMA dealer for more information. Loquet du capot The defective product will be entrusted to authorized technicians for the purposes of control. -
Page 8: Package Contents
PACKAGE CONTENTS Box 1: Box 2: eTow Palonnier et mousqueton Battery Box 3: Sangle du chariot et mousqueton Chariot Battery Anneau et capuchon connecteur batterie Antenne X 6 Support (4 x 2.4G) de batterie Chargeur (2 x 915MHz) de batterie X 2 Chargeur de Télécommande... -
Page 9: Preparation
PREPARATION Battery connector ring installation Battery connector ring installation Make sure the connector ring is screwed on securely The pins will only connect if the notches are properly aligned. No great force is needed. 4.2 Battery charging Battery charging Before using for the first time, charge the battery 100%. Charge the battery at least once within 3 months after delivery. -
Page 10: Remote Charging
4.3 Remote charging Remote charging Before using for the first time, charge the remote control 100%. Charge the remote control at least once within 3 months after delivery. 100% The blue battery LEDs allow you to monitor the progression of the charge. The remote control must be completely dry before charging. -
Page 11: Assembly
ASSEMBLY To facilitate the assembly of the TAKUMA eTow, we recommend watching the tutorials on our channel http://youtube.takuma.com Assemble your TAKUMA eTow in a clean and dry place. Trolley assembly Trolley assembly Lower tire pressure by approximate 50% of the maximum PSI for beach... -
Page 12: Loading
5.2 Loading Loading... -
Page 13: Antenna Installation
5.3 Antenna installation Antenna installation 5.5 Hull drainage Hull drainage Always make sure hull drain plug is closed before use. 2.4gHz 915mHz 5.4 Tow rope installation Tow rope installation Rope length can be adjust as needed. Recommend shorter for waves and longer for free ride. 5.6 Battery installation Battery installation Tow rope must be at least 2cm in diameter or else it can get sucked... - Page 14 Move battery strap to the side when installing the batteries.
- Page 16 Strap must be locked and fastened to keep batteries in place. Press down on inner cover with some force to make sure the locks are secured underneath the hinges for a water tight seal. The pins will only connect if the notches are properly aligned. No great force is needed.
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Page 17: Use
When pairing a new remote, keep your finger on the power button until it is paired. The pairing needs to be completed within the 1st minute of turning on the eTow or else you will need to restart the process. -
Page 18: Connect Esc To Tbs (Coaching Remote)
6.2 Connect ESC to TBS (coaching remote) Connect ESC to TBS (coaching remote) Always make sure the ESC cap is fastened securely for a water tight seal. -
Page 19: Pairing Failure
6.3 Pairing failure Pairing failure 6.4 How to use remote How to use remote To facilitate learning how to use the TAKUMA eTow, we recommend watching the tutorials on our channel http://youtube.takuma.com We also recommend to start practicing with an instructor. - Page 20 6.4.2 Trigger and joystick Press joystick left and right to assist with turning. Press down on the trigger and click joystick forward to start the water jets. The trigger must be pressed continuously during the entire use. Once the trigger is released the propulsion stops. Click joystick up and down to adjust speed.
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Page 21: Low Battery Warning
6.5 Safety cut-off Safety cut-off 6.6 Low battery warning Low battery warning Always check the battery levels regularly during use. When the tail light is flashing and the remote is showing “Battery Low”, its an indication to head closer to shore. If the remote hits the water the connection and the motor will cut off. -
Page 22: Power Off
6.7 Power off Power off... -
Page 23: After Use
If needed, contact your TAKUMA authorized dealer for assistance. After each use, rinse your eTow: Rinse the outside and inside with fresh water without disconnecting the cables. Flush water spouts on each side of hull after ever use. -
Page 24: Maintenance & Warranty
MAINTENANCE & WARRANTY Battery storage Takuma eTow require regular servicing just like any other powered watercraft. To ensure top working condition and to prevent malfunction, your eTow Do not place the battery directly on sand or immerse in water. Keep the requires regular Preventative Maintenance along with the initial service every battery and remote control out of direct sunlight. - Page 25 Please find our tutorial videos on our youtube channel: http://youtube.takuma.com...