Remigo One User manual
User Manual
RemigoOne
Product Identification
Serial number is engraved on the motor cover near propeller and on product ID label. Please
note the position of the serial number and record it for access to warranty service and other
after-sale services.
Items Qty.
RemigoOne outboard unit – 1 pcs
Mounting bracket – 1 pcs
Standard charger 5A – 1 pcs
Magnetic killswitch – 2 pcs
Set of tools for propeller and height adjustment – 1 pcs
User Manual, Warranty Card – 1 pcs
Save original package for the outboard storage.
Other accessories mentioned in this user manual need to be purchased separately.
Acknowledgement
Thanks for choosing RemigoOne electric outboard. Probably the last small outboard you will
ever buy. We will do our best to make boating for you as easy as possible. We are dedicated to
provide ultimate user experience. High-performance technology , durable construction and
reliable lithium batteries are just a part of that. Forget about the motor and enjoy your time on
water!
You are most welcome to contact us >
https://remigo.eu/
+386 41 769 489
Using This Manual
Before use of the product, please read this user manual thoroughly to understand the correct
and safe operations. By using this product, you hereby agree that you have fully read and
understood all contents of this manual. Remigo accepts no liability for any damage or injury
caused by operations that contradict this manual.
Due to ongoing optimization of our products, Remigo reserves the rights of constantly adjust-
ing the contents described in the manual. Remigo also reserves the intellectual property rights
and industrial property rights including copyrights, patents, logos and designs, etc. This
manual is subject to update without prior notice, please visit our website www.remigo.eu for
the latest version. If you find any discrepancy between your products and this manual, or
should you have any doubts concerning the product or the manual, please visit www.remigo.eu.
Remigo reserves the rights of final interpretation of this manual.
Product Overview
RemigoOne is an integrated electric outboard with all for operation required components
seamlessly integrated in an unibody aluminium housing. It is engineered to maximise eiciency
and designed to maximise ease of use. RemigoOne has thrust of 30 kg that is comparable to a 3
HP gasoline outboard.
RemigoOne can be used on all types of boats up to 1500 kg; tenders, dinghies and sailboats.
With stepless adjustable mounting height between 15in and 30in (extra short to extra long
equivalent) the same unit can be adjusted to any type of vessel. No more need for “long” or
“short” shaft version of the same product. It is intuitive to operate, easy to carry and store.
Unpack the package and check if there is any damage caused during transport.
Check all the items inside the package against the below list. If there is any transport damage
or lack of any listed item, please contact Remigo or your dealer immediately.
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Electric Outboard Motor
MODEL REMIGO ONE
RATED POWER 1000W
RATED VOLTAGE 36V
S/N SN-OM-R1-__/____
DATE __/____
MADE IN
SLOVENIA, EU
Product ID label example
serial number location
charging port
speed reduction > reverse
adding speed > forward
killswitch (on/o)
speed indicator
battery indicator
vent
tightening clamps
steering handle
trim pin
tilt release lever
safety bracket pin
tilt lock
shaft length adjustment
screws
2
anodes
propeller
user interface
skeg
built-in battery pack with battery
management system module
upper position for locking
and tilting
down straight position for
carrying handle
brace
pump-action movement for
switching handle functions
console mount for brace
RemigoOne technical data sheet
input power in watts
motor type
static thrust in kg
comparable petrol outboard
battery
nominal voltage
charging time 100 - 240 V
charging time 100 - 240 V
charging time 12 - 24V
total weight in kg (bracket included)
shaft length
maximum propeller speed in rpm
control
steering
tilting
trim
reverse
dimensions h x w x d
1000
brushless DC
30
3 HP
integrated 1085 Wh Li-Ion
36 V
6h (standard charger - included)
3h (fast charger - optional)
42 V
10 - 12h DC charger - optional)
14.5
stepless adjustment up to 800 mm / 15-30 inch eq.
1000
smart 2-button control
lockable
manual with grounding protection
manual, 4 positions
yes
final charging voltage
1250 mm x 295 mm x 90 mm
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Important safety notes before start
Charge RemigoOne battery with oicial Remigo chargers only. Consequences of mixed use are
at your charge.
For safety reasons, please read the following instructions and notes before using this product.
By using this product you hereby:
1 agree to these notes and instructions;
2 agree not to use this product for purposes that infringe upon or contravene laws and
regulations;
3 agree to be responsible for your own conduct while operating this product.
Outboard motor
• Only allow adults who have thorough understanding of this manual to operate this
product.
• Always have paddles on board for additional safety.
• Familiarize yourself with all the outboard operations, including start/stop, steering
and tilting.
• Check the status of the outboard and battery level before each trip.
• Follow the boat manufacturer’s instructions on the maximum allowed outboard power
of your boat, do not overload the boat or the outboard.
• Only run the outboard while the propeller is under water.
• Stop the outboard immediately if someone falls overboard.
• Do not leave the outboard in the water while the boat speed exceeds 15 NM.
• Tilt up the outboard above water for a longer period of not using it.
• Wash the outboard with fresh water before storing it for a longer period.
• Do not start the outboard in shallow or unknown water conditions. Only use the
outboard in deep water area.
• If an error occurs and the outboard malfunctions, please remove killswitch and wait
for one minute before setting it back on.
• For range extension and protection considerations, the motor maximum power will
decrease to 70% when last 20% of battery charge is reached.
• When the battery voltage drops below the critical level RemigoOne will shut down
automatically.
• With very low level of battery charge the range may extend considerably if motor is
used in low power.
• To keep electric connector in good condition, please spray the connector once a year
with contact spray.
• The killswitch has magnetic field, keep it 50cm/20inch away from pacemakers and
other medical implants.
• The magnetic field of killswitch may interfere with compass or some electronic
instruments, keep it away from these instruments.
• Keep the kill switch 50cm/20inch away from magnetic cards (e.g. credit cards) and
other magnetic media.
Battery
• Take battery safety seriously. Follow battery instructions, avoid short-circuit,
overheat, overcharge and over-discharge.
• Operating temperature: -30°C to 50°C
• Charging temperature: 0°C to 47°C
• RemigoOne can only be charged with an RemigoOne original charger.
• RemigoOne has a built-in battery management system which provides cell balancing
function, over charging protection, over discharging protection, short-circuit
protection, over temperature protection, under temperature protection, over
current protection, communication function, etc.
• Do not drop, strike or poke RemigoOne with sharp object.
• Do not disassemble RemigoOne or conduct unauthorized repair, the battery
disassembly can only be conducted by Remigo service.
• Never charge a broken or damaged RemigoOne unit.
• Do not charge the battery near flammable materials.
• For cell balancing leave the charger connected for at least 12 hours at least every 2
months.
• Disconnect the charger when not in use for extended period of time.
• Though RemigoOne top cover is IP67 waterproof, it’s suggested not to immerse it in
water completely or store the unit in moist environment.
• Keep conductive objects away from the charging port to avoid damage of electronic
components.
• Use the port cap to avoid accidental short-circuit.
• Charge the battery immediately after full discharge.
• For long time storage, ensure the battery charge level is around 60%, store the
unit in 15°C to 25°C ambient temperature.
• If battery level is low for a long time, it will enter sleep mode. Charge to wake it up.
• During long time storage, activate the battery every 3 months by a charge condition
and keep the battery charge level at 60% around. This activation is very important
and it can help to keep the battery in good health.
• After long time storage, fully charge the battery before use
• It is okay to leave the unit exposed to direct sunlight on hot days, but it must not be
covered. White color and thermo conducting design help RemigoOne retain cool
temperature in any normal weather condition
• Do not leave the unit in a hot or pressurized container, such as trunk of the
vehicle on hot days.
• Never dispose RemigoOne battery as general household waste or in fire.
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Important safety notes before start
Charge RemigoOne battery with oicial Remigo chargers only. Consequences of mixed use are
at your charge.
For safety reasons, please read the following instructions and notes before using this product.
By using this product you hereby:
1 agree to these notes and instructions;
2 agree not to use this product for purposes that infringe upon or contravene laws and
regulations;
3 agree to be responsible for your own conduct while operating this product.
Outboard motor
• Only allow adults who have thorough understanding of this manual to operate this
product.
• Always have paddles on board for additional safety.
• Familiarize yourself with all the outboard operations, including start/stop, steering
and tilting.
• Check the status of the outboard and battery level before each trip.
• Follow the boat manufacturer’s instructions on the maximum allowed outboard power
of your boat, do not overload the boat or the outboard.
• Only run the outboard while the propeller is under water.
• Stop the outboard immediately if someone falls overboard.
• Do not leave the outboard in the water while the boat speed exceeds 15 NM.
• Tilt up the outboard above water for a longer period of not using it.
• Wash the outboard with fresh water before storing it for a longer period.
• Do not start the outboard in shallow or unknown water conditions. Only use the
outboard in deep water area.
• If an error occurs and the outboard malfunctions, please remove killswitch and wait
for one minute before setting it back on.
• For range extension and protection considerations, the motor maximum power will
decrease to 70% when last 20% of battery charge is reached.
• When the battery voltage drops below the critical level RemigoOne will shut down
automatically.
• With very low level of battery charge the range may extend considerably if motor is
used in low power.
• To keep electric connector in good condition, please spray the connector once a year
with contact spray.
• The killswitch has magnetic field, keep it 50cm/20inch away from pacemakers and
other medical implants.
• The magnetic field of killswitch may interfere with compass or some electronic
instruments, keep it away from these instruments.
• Keep the kill switch 50cm/20inch away from magnetic cards (e.g. credit cards) and
other magnetic media.
Installation
1. First install the bracket only - separate it from the outboard
2. Mount the bracket on the transom of the boat and tighten the two tightening clamps.
(Transom Thickness Range: 15mm~64mm)
3. Adjust trim angle of the moiunting bracket so that circular console mount is in vertical
position.
4. With the “pump-action pull” put the steering handle on the unit in upward position.
5. Hold RemigoOne with both hands and carefully mount it on the console.
6. Insert the safety ring into the opening on top of the circular console mount to prevent
separation of the motor and the mounting bracket.
7. With the “pump-action pull” put the steering handle on RemigoOne in horizontal
position to enable steering.
8. Steering handle in upward position locks the outboard in center. Use this position for
tilting the outboard out of the water or when steering with another (primary) rudder.
9. For carrying RemigoOne put the steering handle in downward position
10. Ensure the outboard is firmly fixed as loosened clamp screws may cause the outboard
to fall into water or get damaged.
11. Check the screws and tightening clamps every time before use since they may be
loosened because of mechanical vibrations.
12. A rope is recommended to be used to avoid loss of your outboard in case it falls o the
transom. Use the rope to connect your outboard and a secure mounting point on the
boat.
13. The mounting height of the outboard aects the running speed seriously. When the
mounting height is too high, cavitation may occur to waste power. When the mounting
height is too low, the water resistance will increase and it will lead to running speed
loss.
14. Adjust mounting height according to your transom height and applications. The
optimum mounting height is aected by the conditions of boat and requirements. It’s
recommended to test running the outboard at a dierent mounting heights to find the
optimummounting height and thus the outboard’s performance.
CAUTION: When RemigoOne is assembled with bracket and in use, make sure to use
safety ring on console mount to prevent bracket falling in the water.
Trim Angle Adjusting
1. RemigoOne has four trim angle options including 21°, 14°, 7° and 0°.
2. The trim angle should be adjusted according to the boat type and the running speed
to achieve higher eiciency. It is recommended to try dierent trim angles at your
desired running speed to achieve the best performance.
3. Only adjust the trim angle when the outboard is stopped.
4. Never toggle the Tilt Release Lever if the propeller is rotating.
5. Pull the Tilt Release Lever up and tilt up the outboard.
6. Remove the safety ring on the trim pin and then pull the trim pin out.
7. Select a desired trim angle and insert the trim pin into the corresponding position,
attach the safety ring to fix the trim pin.
8. Put RemigoOne‚ back in vertical/operating position.
Adjusting shaft length
1. Unscrew security bolts on three screws on the back of the brace that holds motor in
position.
2. Unscrew the three screws completely.
3. Insert the divider wedge in the brace to widen it.
4. Gently move the brace to a desired position.
5. Remove the divider wedge so the brace will close
6. Insert and tighten the three screws. Each screw should be retightened at least 3 times
to secure a tight grip.
7. Screw on security bolts and tighten them.
8. Before turning on the engine check if the depth of propeller is correct and it turns
freely when the outboard is positioned sideways – not to hit the boat.
Operation
1. Ensure RemigoOne is correctly and firmly installed on the boat.
2. To turn it on, put the magnetic killswitch on its designated position on bottom of the
unit’s interface and attach the other end of the killswitch cord to your wrist or life vest.
3. Check and ensure the battery has enough power and plan your trip accordingly.
4. Wait for 3 seconds before operation. When both stop blinking and start to show actual
data, you can set RemigoOne in operation.
5. To start the motor press the button that shows the desired direction.
6. Press the button again to increase power 10 steps available).
7. To decrease power, press the other button as many times as desired.
8. Hold the button pressed to faster increase/decrease the speed.
9. Press both buttons at the same time to stop the motor instantly, at any speed.
10. In case of emergency stop pull the killswitch/key o the interface.
11. Tilt the outboard out of water and uninstall it from mounting bracket according to your
requirement.
Tilting up the Outboard Motor
1. Put the steering handle in upwards position and ensure the outboard is locked in
straight position. Note that locking pin in steering handle facing upward will lock only
in fully central position.
2. Press the Tilt Release Lever, then pull the steering handle until the outboard tilts out
of the water and Tilt Lock Lever jumps in locked position.
3. Hold the steering handle and press the Tilt Lock Lever to release the outboard from
tilted position back to vertical. Lay down the outboard gently to the original position in
the water.
4. Never toggle the Tilt Release Lever when the propeller is rotating.
CAUTION: Make sure Tilt Release Lever is in locked position before setting the
outboard in reverse (backward motion).
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Indicators
1. There are two indicators consisting of 10 LED 10 steps) on user interface.
2. Left one (green): State of Charge - indicating approximate battery level. The solid
blocks stand for remaining battery. LED will change from green to orange when 50% is
reached and to red when last 20% of battery power is reached.
3. Right one (blue): Power - indicating level of power in use. When moving forward, indica
tor LEDs will start to light up from bottom to top. When moving in reverse/backward
motion, LEDs will also start to light up in reverse positions; from top to bottom.
Charging
1. Charge the battery when the state of charge level is low or empty.
2. Power o the outboard by removing the killswitch.
3. It’s recommended to charge the battery after turning o the outboard though it’s
allowed to operate and charge the outboard simultaneously.
4. Connect the charger cable to the connector on top of interface and connect to the AC
power plug of the charger to the 100V~240V wall outlet.
5. While charging you can check the state of charge by turning the outboard on with the
key/killswitch.
6. When charging, LED indicator on RemigoOne charger is red.
7. When battery is fully charged, LED indicator on charger is green.
8. Disconnect the charger cable.
9. It is okay to leave the outboard connected to the charger for a couple of days or so.
However do not leave charger on gor a longer period as it may aect the performance
of the battery.
Propeller Assembly
The propeller is assembled on the outboard. Before use always quick check the propeller. If it
gets damaged and you need to change it, please follow these instructions:
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Installation
1. First install the bracket only - separate it from the outboard
2. Mount the bracket on the transom of the boat and tighten the two tightening clamps.
(Transom Thickness Range: 15mm~64mm)
3. Adjust trim angle of the moiunting bracket so that circular console mount is in vertical
position.
4. With the “pump-action pull” put the steering handle on the unit in upward position.
5. Hold RemigoOne with both hands and carefully mount it on the console.
6. Insert the safety ring into the opening on top of the circular console mount to prevent
separation of the motor and the mounting bracket.
7. With the “pump-action pull” put the steering handle on RemigoOne in horizontal
position to enable steering.
8. Steering handle in upward position locks the outboard in center. Use this position for
tilting the outboard out of the water or when steering with another (primary) rudder.
9. For carrying RemigoOne put the steering handle in downward position
10. Ensure the outboard is firmly fixed as loosened clamp screws may cause the outboard
to fall into water or get damaged.
11. Check the screws and tightening clamps every time before use since they may be
loosened because of mechanical vibrations.
12. A rope is recommended to be used to avoid loss of your outboard in case it falls o the
transom. Use the rope to connect your outboard and a secure mounting point on the
boat.
13. The mounting height of the outboard aects the running speed seriously. When the
mounting height is too high, cavitation may occur to waste power. When the mounting
height is too low, the water resistance will increase and it will lead to running speed
loss.
14. Adjust mounting height according to your transom height and applications. The
optimum mounting height is aected by the conditions of boat and requirements. It’s
recommended to test running the outboard at a dierent mounting heights to find the
optimummounting height and thus the outboard’s performance.
CAUTION: When RemigoOne is assembled with bracket and in use, make sure to use
safety ring on console mount to prevent bracket falling in the water.
Trim Angle Adjusting
1. RemigoOne has four trim angle options including 21°, 14°, 7° and 0°.
2. The trim angle should be adjusted according to the boat type and the running speed
to achieve higher eiciency. It is recommended to try dierent trim angles at your
desired running speed to achieve the best performance.
3. Only adjust the trim angle when the outboard is stopped.
4. Never toggle the Tilt Release Lever if the propeller is rotating.
5. Pull the Tilt Release Lever up and tilt up the outboard.
6. Remove the safety ring on the trim pin and then pull the trim pin out.
7. Select a desired trim angle and insert the trim pin into the corresponding position,
attach the safety ring to fix the trim pin.
8. Put RemigoOne‚ back in vertical/operating position.
Adjusting shaft length
1. Unscrew security bolts on three screws on the back of the brace that holds motor in
position.
2. Unscrew the three screws completely.
3. Insert the divider wedge in the brace to widen it.
4. Gently move the brace to a desired position.
5. Remove the divider wedge so the brace will close
6. Insert and tighten the three screws. Each screw should be retightened at least 3 times
to secure a tight grip.
7. Screw on security bolts and tighten them.
8. Before turning on the engine check if the depth of propeller is correct and it turns
freely when the outboard is positioned sideways – not to hit the boat.
Operation
1. Ensure RemigoOne is correctly and firmly installed on the boat.
2. To turn it on, put the magnetic killswitch on its designated position on bottom of the
unit’s interface and attach the other end of the killswitch cord to your wrist or life vest.
3. Check and ensure the battery has enough power and plan your trip accordingly.
4. Wait for 3 seconds before operation. When both stop blinking and start to show actual
data, you can set RemigoOne in operation.
5. To start the motor press the button that shows the desired direction.
6. Press the button again to increase power 10 steps available).
7. To decrease power, press the other button as many times as desired.
8. Hold the button pressed to faster increase/decrease the speed.
9. Press both buttons at the same time to stop the motor instantly, at any speed.
10. In case of emergency stop pull the killswitch/key o the interface.
11. Tilt the outboard out of water and uninstall it from mounting bracket according to your
requirement.
Tilting up the Outboard Motor
1. Put the steering handle in upwards position and ensure the outboard is locked in
straight position. Note that locking pin in steering handle facing upward will lock only
in fully central position.
2. Press the Tilt Release Lever, then pull the steering handle until the outboard tilts out
of the water and Tilt Lock Lever jumps in locked position.
3. Hold the steering handle and press the Tilt Lock Lever to release the outboard from
tilted position back to vertical. Lay down the outboard gently to the original position in
the water.
4. Never toggle the Tilt Release Lever when the propeller is rotating.
CAUTION: Make sure Tilt Release Lever is in locked position before setting the
outboard in reverse (backward motion).
1. Remove the shaft anode.
2. Remove the bolt and washer.
3. Remove propeller by pulling it o the shaft.
4. Check the pin in the hole on motor shaft, and change it if damaged.
5. Attach the new propeller.
6. Tighten the hex locknut with 17mm socket wrench.
7. Attach the shaft anode back in position.
Maintenance
1. Conduct the maintenance under these instructions or your dealer.
2. Use only RemigoOne original components for replacement and maintenance.
3. Ensure the key is disconnected before each maintenance check, to prevent injuries
due to rotating propeller.
4. Check the propeller blades for wear and other damage.
5. Check the pin on motor shaft for wear and damage.
6. Check regularly if anything is twisted around the propeller. (seaweed, fishing net ...)
Replacing the Anodes
There are 3 anodes on RemigoOne:
1. Shaft anode - located next to propeller bolt.
2. Housing anode - located behind the propeller.
3. Mounting bracket anode – located on the bottom side of the mounting console
(bracket)
4. Check anodes regularly and replace them once a year if necessary.
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Locations of anodes
Power indicator while driving forward L and reverse R
Indicators
1. There are two indicators consisting of 10 LED 10 steps) on user interface.
2. Left one (green): State of Charge - indicating approximate battery level. The solid
blocks stand for remaining battery. LED will change from green to orange when 50% is
reached and to red when last 20% of battery power is reached.
3. Right one (blue): Power - indicating level of power in use. When moving forward, indica
tor LEDs will start to light up from bottom to top. When moving in reverse/backward
motion, LEDs will also start to light up in reverse positions; from top to bottom.
Charging
1. Charge the battery when the state of charge level is low or empty.
2. Power o the outboard by removing the killswitch.
3. It’s recommended to charge the battery after turning o the outboard though it’s
allowed to operate and charge the outboard simultaneously.
4. Connect the charger cable to the connector on top of interface and connect to the AC
power plug of the charger to the 100V~240V wall outlet.
5. While charging you can check the state of charge by turning the outboard on with the
key/killswitch.
6. When charging, LED indicator on RemigoOne charger is red.
7. When battery is fully charged, LED indicator on charger is green.
8. Disconnect the charger cable.
9. It is okay to leave the outboard connected to the charger for a couple of days or so.
However do not leave charger on gor a longer period as it may aect the performance
of the battery.
Propeller Assembly
The propeller is assembled on the outboard. Before use always quick check the propeller. If it
gets damaged and you need to change it, please follow these instructions:
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Transportation and Storage
1. For long distance transport, please use the original package to pack the
outboard before transportation.
2. 1000Wh Li-Ion batteries (like in RemigoOne) are not allowed in the passenger aircraft.
The Li-ion batteries are classified under Class 9 (dangerous goods - see Lithium
Battery Guidance Document IATA 2015 Revision 1.
3. Never ship a damaged or broken battery.
4. If your outboard is going to be stored for more than 2 months, it’s advised to have the
outboard cleaned (salt removed), checked prior to storage. It’s recommended to pack
the outboard with the original packaging for storage.
5. Ensure there is no pressure on the propeller while in storage
6. Store the outboard in a dry, well ventilated place without direct sun exposure.
Emergency Situations
Impact Damage
If the outboard strikes some object in the water, please follow the procedures below.
1. Stop the outboard immediately.
2. Check the propeller and other components before you start the motor again.
3. If the motor is damaged, find your dealer or Remigo service center for help.
Submerged Outboard
1. If the outboard is submerged, stop it immediately. Ensure the outboard is thoroughly
inspected before re-operation.
Low Battery Level
When the battery voltage is lower than a set threshold, the outboard will stop
automatically to prevent battery from over-discharging. If this happens when the
outboard is far away from the shore, it’s recommended to wait for a couple of minutes
until the battery voltage recovers, and you can restart the outboard using minimal
power - 1 LED on indicator.
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Warranty form
Remigo, d.o.o.
Example of warranty document:
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Warranty conditions S/N: _______________date of purchase ________________
1. Extent of warranty
Remigo
Remigo
two years
- -
-
Remigo
Remigo Remigo.
Remigo
Remigo
Remigo
non-
2. Warranty process
Remigo.
o
-ion
Remigo ging.
-
Enjoy your clean and silent ride with RemigoOne
RemigoOne User Manual / March 2021 V 1.0
Copyright 2021 Remigo, d.o.o. All Rights Reserved
You are most welcome to contact us about anything:
question, experience, concern, idea... :
https://remigo.eu/
info@remigo.eu
+386 41 769 489
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1210 Ljubljana - Šentvid
Slovenia, EU
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