Pro Boat PRB2250 User Manual

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Section 7: Starting the Engine (continued)

Section 8: Range Checking the XR3i Radio System

Important
Range check your radio system before the first run of the Miss Budweiser to make certain that it is functioning correctly. Make sure
that the receiver antenna is erected properly.

Step 1. With the boat in its stand, the radio system turned
on and the transmitter antenna down, walk off 30 paces
(90 feet) from the ProBoat

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Miss Budweiser.

Step 3. With your assistant again 90 feet away, re-start the
engine. Quickly repeat the same range check as above, care-
fully making sure you observe proper control movement
from your transmitter input. Make certain you complete this
within 60 seconds to prevent the engine from overheating
Push the kill switch to stop the engine. Once you are
satisfied your radio system has passed the range check,
you are ready to start the engine and launch your boat.

Note: It is a good idea to perform a range check prior to
operating your boat after any major repair, installation of
new batteries or at the beginning of each boating season.

Step 2. Have an assistant remain with the boat to check for
proper control movement from your transmitter input. When
you are satisfied that the radio is functioning properly, you
can continue.

Step 6. Move the throttle trim back down to a mild idle speed.

Step 7. After you have successfully started the engine, push
the kill switch to kill the engine. It is now time to perform the
range check for the XR3i radio system.

Step 5. With one hand firmly holding the engine in place,
quickly pull the starter cord a few times until the engine
starts. Properly securing the engine when starting will prevent
premature wear of the rubber dampers which secure the
engine to the mount. Never pull the rope out to its full length,
as doing so can cause damage and the rope may not retract.
Quick, short pulls of the starter rope are the best technique
to use with the pull starter. Stay clear of the propeller!

Note: First time starts may require several pulls before the
engine starts.