Megatech International H2O User manual

Megatech International
8300 Tonnelle Avenue
North Bergen NJ 07047
www.megatech.com © Megatech 2002

Welcome to the coolest, fastest, micro speedboat ever made! The H20 is the most complete
Ready to Run micro speedboat around. It comes fully assembled with a 2 channel FM transmitter
and receiver, 6V high speed battery pack, charger, and a high performance 180 motor, with electronic
speed controller and mini servo installed. With proper care and maintenance, your H20 will give you
hours and hours of fast pool, pond and lake fun.
What your H20 comes with:
• H20 Boat
• 6 Volt high speed rechargeable Nimh battery pack
• 110 Volt wall quick charger
• 2 channel 27 mhz FM transmitter
• Display stand
Specications:
q Ages: 10 to Adult
q Length: 9”
q Beam: 4.75’
q Run Time: 20 minutes
q Speed: 60ft/sec
q Weight: 11oz
q Motor: High performance 280
What you need to complete:
• 8 AA alkaline batteries for transmitter
WARNING
q The propeller on this speed boat rotates at very high speed!! KEEP FINGERS CLEAR OF
PROPELLER AT ALL TIMES!
q Never let the Transmitter get wet, this part is not waterproof
q While charging the battery if the battery gets hot to the touch remove from charger and allow to
COOL before using.
q Never run your boat while there are people in the water near the boat!
q Always store your boat in a dry place
q Adult supervision is recommended. Keep out of reach of very young children
p If you experience any difculties contact a MegaTechnician at:
201-662-2800 or e-mail info@megatech.com

Charging the Battery
• Plug the battery into the plug from the charger, Notice that
you can only put the plug in one way. Do not force the plug
in. When removing battery from charger push the release
button on the charging plug.
• Now plug the charger itself into a 110 volt wall outlet. The
Battery will be fully charged in 4 to 6 hours.
o Maximum charge time: 8hours!! Do not leave your
battery unattended whil charging. Do not leave battery charging more than maximum
charge time of 8 hours
Installing Transmitter Batteries
• Install fresh alkaline batteries into the back of the transmitter. Follow the diagram in the radio tray
for proper polarity. When nished close the battery cover, turn the transmitter switch on and the
green and red lights should both be on and bright.
• As your transmitter batteries wear down the red light will glow brighter and the green light
dimmer. If your lights do not go on, or only the red light goes on, then before running your boat,
change the batteries in your transmitter. Failure to do so will result in loss of control.
LETS GO BOATING
• Turn your Transmitter “on”, make sure the green and red LED lights are both
illuminated. Extend your antenna all the way out being careful not to bend it.
Attention: Always turn your transmitter on rst before installing a battery into the
boat.
• Take your fully charged 6V battery off your charger, pull the lid off of your H20 and install the 6V
battery. Plug the battery into the matching plug inside your boat.
• Pre-boating Check:
o Adjusting Trim Tabs: Hold you boat and make sure your body, ngers and
loose clothing are away from tnhe propeller. Make sure both control sticks
of the transmitter are not being moved. In this resting state the propeller on
your Micro boat should not be moving. If it is, you will need to adjust the trim
tabs on your transmitter until the propeller is no longer moving
o Controls Check: while looking from the stern (back) of your boat move the right control
stick on the transmitter to the LEFT. The back of the rudder should turn left, now move
the control to the right and the rudder should also move to the right. The ne tune control
on your transmitter will CENTER the rudder if its not centered when the control stick is
neutral.
• The speed control is activated by the RED button located on the top of the inner cover. The left
control stick controls your motor and speed control, before activating the reset button make sure
the propeller is clear of ALL obstructions i.e. (your ngers). Once you push the reset button push
the left control stick forward and the motor and propeller should turn, if not check the battery and

motor connections and then retry.
• Seal the inner lid and attach the top onto your H2O and gently put your boat into the water.
Slowly move the left control stick forward and watch how the boat performs in the water.
• Once your boat starts slowing down, bring it back to shore as soon as possible. Remove the
battery, let cool approximately 10 minutes and then recharge for more racing action.
CARE FOR YOUR H2O
• After your last run of the day, always wipe off your boat and open up the inner lid allowing
any moisture to dry. Never pack your boat away wet, this is misuse and will cause
corrosion.
Never leave your battery plugged into your boat while not running.
Always unplug your battery rst, then turn off your radio.
With proper care and running you will have hours and hours of high speed fun with
your H2O, remember keep your topside up and HAVE FUN!
Troubleshooting:
If you experience bounciness (nose bouncing up and down) move your battery pack slightly forward
inside the boat. Once you have found the Balance point always put your battery in that location.
Right Turn Left Turn

Replacement Parts
770101 Hull
770102 Top Cabin Hatch
770103 Decal Sheet
770104 Rudder Assembly
770105 Servo w/ mount
770106 Spped control and receiver in waterproof box
770107 Electric motor
770108 Propeller
770109 Prop Shaft and stufng box
770110 Prop Nuts (4)
770111 Motor Coupler
770112 Complete Allen Screw set (10)
3902 Nimh battery pack
3815 110V Wall Charger

Limited Warranty
Megatech International guarantees the parts included in this kit to be free from defects that exist at the
time of purchase for a period of 90 days from date of purchase. If any component of this product fails
to function properly due to defects in materials or manufacturing process during this 90 day period, the
Manufacturers obligations are limited and manufacturer can choose to either repair the defective part
or replace it.
This warranty does not cover any damage caused by use, misuse, alteration, accident, or neglect, nor
does it cover normal wear and tear of the product. This warranty is void if the part/product in question
has been altered or modied or repaired by anyone other than Megatech International or an authorized
agent.
Under no circumstances will Megatech International or any of its representatives be held liable for injury
to persons or property damage resulting from assembly or use of the product. Megatech is not liable if
any outside radio frequencies interfere with the product’s frequency causing loss of control. Megatech
International will not be held liable for any personal injury or property damage resulting from an out-of-
control model caused by use or misuse of the product.
Megatech International expressly excludes any and all express warranties not specically stated
here and all implied warranties of merchantability and tness for a particular purpose. There are no
warranties which extend beyond the description of the warranties contained herein.
Contact Megatech International before returning any part/product that is defective according to the
limitations listed above. Please be sure to pack the returned item(s) carefully and insure it as this
warranty does not cover loss or damage during transit
Megatech International
8300 Tonnelle Avenue
North Bergen NJ 07047
(201) 662-2800
www.megatech.com
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