Lakemaster M-1 User manual

Dear Customer
Thank you for purchasing our bait boat.
-Before using the product, please make sure to read the manual
thoroughly.
-Within this manual, you may find technical specifications,
operating instructions and maintenance information.
-If you fail to follow the instructions, and therefore cause any faulty
or loss of product, we cannot be held accountable.
-The Do's and Don'ts of the product can be found in Chapter seven.
Please Make sure to read it thoroughly.
-Check the package according to Chapter three. If there are any
parts missing, please contact your distributor.
-We reserve the right of final explanations for any improvements
we may make for better functionality and reliability of the
product.
-Please fill in the warranty card in Chapter 10, and send us the copy
by email. Our contact details can be found in Chapter 11.
Enjoy your new bait boat,

2 Technical Specifications
Product
Lakemaster Fishing Bait Boat
Model
M-1
M-2
Frequency
2.4GHZ
2.4GHZ
Remote Distance
400m
400m
Product Size
545×375×230(mm)
680×490×250(mm)
Carton Size
625×475×270(mm)
740×590×290(mm)
Net Weight
7.80 kg
10.90 kg
Gross Weight
9.00 kg
12.50 kg
Load Capacity
2.00 kg
4.00 kg
Hopper Quantity
1
2
Hook Quantity
1
2
Speed
60m/m no-load
50m/m full-load
60m/m no-load
50m/m full-load
Battery
Lead-acid 12V9AH
Lead-acid 12V9AH
Battery Size
152×66×94(mm)
152×66×94(mm)
Voltage & Frequency of
Charger
AC 110-240V
50/60HZ
AC 110-240V
50/60HZ
Continuous Working Hours
2
2

3 Package Contents
1. One fishing bait boat
2. One remote control
3. One lead-acid battery of 12V 9AH
4. One lead-acid battery charger of 15V 1.5A
5. One manual
6. Foam boxes
11. One carton
4 Operating Instructions
1. Please open the battery cover in the middle of the boat,
connect the power cord and close the battery cover.
2. Connect the antenna. Please make sure it is tightened, or the
reception may be affected.
3. Please put all the Ni-MH batteries into the remote. Be aware
of the place of anode and cathode.
4. After fully knowing how to operate the remote, you may switch
the power on.

The operations are as follows:
A. Power indicators. Green light on means the remote has enough
power and can work in full order. Red light flashing means you need
to return the boat as soon as possible and charge the remote.
B. Left lever. It controls the hook and bait door.
←→Release the hook. ↑↓Open the bait door.
C. Power switch.
D. Remote antenna.
E. Right lever. It controls the movements of the boat.
↑Move forward. ↓Backward. ←Turn left in place. →Turn right.
↖Move toward left front.↗Right front.↙Left down.↘Right down.
F. Remote ring. It helps you gain more flexibility in operations.

The operations of the bait boat are as follows:
A. Indicator lights, help you find the boat over a long distance. When the
boat is moving forward, white lights are on.
B. Cover of lead-acid battery.
C. Air hole.
D. Signal indicator lights. Blue lights mean good reception, lights flashing
means unstable and no lights on mean no signal.
E. Battery capacity display. M-1: red, yellow and green lights from left to
right. M-2: red and green lights. All lights on: the battery is fully charged.
Green light flashes when Power is low. Red light on suggests charging the
battery.
F. Grass guard. It prevents the boat from grass and other debris.
G. Hook keeper. It pulls the hook, and releases it remotely.
H. Hopper. M-1: one hopper with 2 kg capacity. M-2: two hoppers, 2 kg
capacity each.
I. Signal receiving antenna. Tighten it before usage.
J. Power switch.

K. Battery charge interface.
L. LED indicator. White light flashes when the hopper opens.
M. LED indicator. Blue light flashes when hook drops.
N. LED indicator. It flashes when the hook or hopper on the left side
moves.
O. LED indicator. It flashes when the hook or hopper on the right side
moves.
5 Charging Method
One Charger is for Ni-MH batteries used in the remote, 15V500mA
Don’t use the wrong chargers for the wrong batteries.
1. Charger for Ni-MH batteries
When the red light of remote flashes, charge the Ni-MH batteries to
avoid contact failure. Before charging make sure all the batteries are well
placed within the remote, and the remote is switched off. When the red
light turns to green (which should take
around 3 to 4 hours) the
batteries are fully charged.

2. Charger for lead-acid battery
Before charging, make the boat is switched off. When the red light turns
to green, which should take around 4 hours, the battery is fully charged.
6 Product Maintenance
1. Please remove all water stains after use. This will help prolong the
boat’s life.
2. Please charge the batteries every three months when the boat won’t
be used in a long time.
3. Remove the batteries and keep them separate.
7 Do’s & Don'ts
1. Get enough information in advance and check the product before use
each time.
2. Turn on the remote before powering the boat, and the other way
around when you stop.
3. Make sure there are no occluded objects between the remote
antenna and the boat. Otherwise, you may neither see nor control the

boat.
4. Please don’t let the boat get out of your sight.
5. When the signal indicator lights start flashing or the boat gets out of
control, please take the remote to the boat.
6. two meters of distance between your remote and the boat is needed
before you turn it on, in case the signal is too strong for the boat to
receive.
7. Because of the anti-interference of 2.4GHZ remote, its signal-radiation
and boat’s signal-reception are irreplaceable.
8. Remove the batteries and keep them in a cool, dry place if you won’t
be using them for a long time. Avoid direct sunlight.
9. Charge the batteries every three months if you don’t use them for a
long time.
10. Don’t charge when the batteries are hot.
11. Keep children away from the boat and its attachments.
12. Don’t over load.
13. Don’t use the boat when the river is full of grass, which can and will
wrap the motors.
14. Remove the batteries when carrying the boat with the backpack.
15. The main body is made of one-piece injection molded plastic.
Don’t collide with other objects and keep away from fire sources.
16. Environmental factors will affect the boat, such as EMI, temperature,

humidity and wind direction.
17. The display pictures are for reference only and subject.
18. The product has CE certificate and registered trademark. Once we
find any tortious act, we will affix legal responsibility.
8 Common Problems & Solutions
Problems
Cause
Solution
1
No reaction after
power-on.
Batteries or cables
are not properly
connected.
Reconnect them.
The switch is broken.
Replace the switch.
2
Shorter working time
after charged.
The batteries are not
fully charged.
Recharge.
The aging of
batteries.
Replace the batteries.
The charger is
damaged.
Replace the charger.
3
Signal indicator lights
flashing and shorter
remote-controlled
distance.
The boat antenna is
not fully tightened.
Tighten the antenna.
EMI.
Relocate to another place to
fish.
High humidity.
Take another sunny day to
fish.
The signal-radiation is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The signal-reception
is damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The control panel is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
4
One motor moves while
signal is well received.
The wire is not
properly connected.
Check it and re-connect it.
The motor is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The control panel is
Repair or replace it.

damaged.
5
The hook or hopper fails.
The electromagnet is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The motor is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The control panel is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
6
The indicator lights of
boat fail.
The plug to control
panel is not well
connected.
Re-connect it.
The LED is damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The FPC is damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The control panel is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
7
The bait boat can’t move
forward.
The control panel is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
8
Off tracking when the
boat goes left or right.
One of the motor is
wrapped by grass or
fishing line.
Remove the grass or fishing
line.
Different motor
speed.
Use the right lever to control
the speed.
9
Hopper’s load capacity
lowers or automatically
opens after full-load.
The magnet is
covered by dirt.
Clear the dirt.
Demagnetization.
Replace the magnet.
The control panel is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
10
The boat leaks.
The sealing strips or
sealant fail.
Replace the strips or sealant.
The boat is aging or
has collided.
Seal with sealant or change
the main body.
11
The motor leaks.
The oil seal is aging or
damaged.
Replace the oil seal.
12
Too much noise when
the motors work.
The motor is
damaged.
Repair or replace it.
The motor is
wrapped by sundries.
Clean the motor.