Pro Boat PRB2400 - Manual (Page 11)

Install 8 “AA” alkaline batteries into the radio
transmitter, following the instructions for your radio
system. Carefully place the sailboat hull into the
included boat stand, if it is not already there. Next,
remove the radio box lid (scale cockpit) of the boat
carefully, as the cockpit is secured by a rubber band.
Locate the receiver battery box. Install 4 "AA"
alkaline batteries into the battery box and return it
to its allotted space.
Note:The radio box lid has been
removed for photography.
Section 5 – Transmitter and Receiver Battery Installation
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Section 6 – Checking the Radio System
After completing the boat, turn on the radio system
and test it to make certain it is functioning
correctly. First, turn on the transmitter. Next, turn
on the switch that controls the receiver.
• Moving the right stick of your transmitter will
control the rudder.To turn to the right, simply
move the stick to the right, and the rudder
should also move to the right. Do the opposite
to turn left.
• Moving the left stick of the transmitter will
control the sails. By moving the left stick upward,
you will let the sails out. By pulling the left stick
down, you will tighten the sails.
• Always extend the transmitter antenna prior
to sailing.
• Make certain that the receiver antenna is
completely uncoiled.
• When the radio system is working correctly and
the sails and fittings are properly adjusted, you
are ready to sail.
• After sailing, turn the receiver off before turning
the transmitter off.