Flytec V803

Flytec V803 Remote Control Fishing Bait Boat

Instruction Manual

Model: V803 | Brand: Flytec

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Flytec V803 Remote Control Fishing Bait Boat. This advanced RC bait boat is designed to enhance your fishing experience with its long-range control, multiple bait hoppers, and intelligent features like GPS and fixed-speed cruise. Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the boat to ensure safe and optimal performance.

Package Contents

Carefully unpack your Flytec V803 bait boat and ensure all items are present and in good condition. Refer to the diagram below for a visual representation of the included components.

Diagram showing the Flytec V803 bait boat, remote controller, hanging rope, two antennas, propellers, boat battery, USB cable, and Type-C controller charging cable.

Figure 1: Package Contents Diagram

  • V803 Bait Boat
  • Remote Controller
  • Hanging Rope
  • Antenna (x2)
  • Propeller (x2)
  • Boat Battery (7.4V, capacity varies by model: 5200mAh, 12000mAh, or 18000mAh)
  • USB Cable
  • Type-C Controller Charging Cable
  • Instruction Manual (this document)

Specifications

The following table outlines the key specifications of the Flytec V803 bait boat:

FeatureSpecification
Model NumberV803
ColorRed
Control Distance500m
Product Size55 x 26.8 x 20 cm (21.65 x 10.55 x 7.87 inches)
Load Capacity3kg (6.6 lbs)
Hoppers4 independent hoppers
Max Speed250M/mins
Boat Battery7.4V Lithium (5200mAh, 12000mAh, or 18000mAh options)
Control Time (Boat)5200mAh: 2 hours, 12000mAh: 4 hours, 18000mAh: 6 hours
Charge Time (Boat)5200mAh: 6 hours, 12000mAh: 8 hours, 18000mAh: 10 hours
Controller Battery3.7V 2000mAh Lithium battery
FeaturesGPS, Night Lights, Dual Motors, Dual Speed, Low Battery Alarm, Color Screen Remote
CertificationCE
Diagram showing the dimensions of the V803 bait boat: 55cm length, 26.8cm width, 20cm height.

Figure 2: Boat Dimensions

Components Overview

Boat Hull Description

Familiarize yourself with the various parts of your bait boat:

Diagram of the boat hull with labels for Switch, Battery indicator, Stern light, Hanging ring, Motor & Propeller & Waterproof Grass Cover, Handles, Antenna, Rear double bin, Front double bin, and Headlight.

Figure 3: Boat Hull Part Description

  • Switch: Power on/off for the boat.
  • Battery Indicator: Displays the boat's battery level.
  • Stern Light: Rear navigation lights for visibility.
  • Hanging Ring: For easy transport or securing.
  • Motor & Propeller & Waterproof Grass Cover: Propulsion system with protection.
  • Handles: For carrying the boat.
  • Antenna: Receives signals from the remote control.
  • Rear Double Bin: Two bait hoppers at the rear.
  • Front Double Bin: Two bait hoppers at the front.
  • Headlight: Front navigation lights for night operation.

Remote Control Button Details

Understand the functions of each button on your remote control:

Diagram of the remote control with labels for Speed, Left yaw trim, Front left bin, Rear left bin, Rear light, Switch, Joystick, Fixed-speed cruise control, Right yaw trim, Front right bin, Rear right bin, and Front light.

Figure 4: Remote Control Button Details

  • Joystick: Controls boat direction (forward, backward, left, right).
  • Speed Button: Toggles between fast and slow speeds.
  • Left/Right Yaw Trim: Adjusts boat's straight-line tracking.
  • Front Left/Right Bin: Opens the respective front bait hopper.
  • Rear Left/Right Bin: Opens the respective rear bait hopper.
  • Front Light: Toggles the boat's headlights.
  • Rear Light: Toggles the boat's stern lights.
  • Fixed-speed cruise control: Activates/deactivates cruise mode.
  • Switch: Power on/off for the remote control.

Setup Guide

1. Charging the Batteries

Before first use, fully charge both the boat battery and the remote control battery.

Diagram showing charging indicators. For the hull battery, a red light indicates charging and a green light indicates charging completed. For the remote control, a cycling power bar indicates charging and a stable 3-bar display indicates charging completed.

Figure 5: Charging Indicators

  • Boat Battery: Connect the boat battery to the provided USB charging cable and plug it into a suitable USB power adapter (not included). The charging time varies by battery capacity: 5200mAh (6 hours), 12000mAh (8 hours), 18000mAh (10 hours). The indicator light will change from red (charging) to green (completed).
  • Remote Control Battery: Use the Type-C charging cable to charge the remote control. The power cycle display on the remote screen will show charging status, and a stable 3-bar display indicates a full charge.

2. Installing Antennas

Screw the two antennas firmly into their designated ports on the top of the bait boat. Ensure they are upright for optimal signal reception.

Illustration of the bait boat with two antennas and concentric circles indicating a 500m signal range.

Figure 6: Dual Antenna for Stable Signal

3. Installing Boat Battery

Open the battery compartment on the boat. Connect the fully charged boat battery to the boat's power connector. Securely close the battery compartment to prevent water ingress. The boat supports dual power supply, allowing two batteries to be connected simultaneously for extended operation (if applicable to your model).

Close-up view of the boat's battery compartment showing two blue battery packs connected, illustrating the dual power supply feature.

Figure 7: Dual Power Supply for Extended Battery Life

4. Powering On and Pairing

  1. Turn on the remote control using its power switch.
  2. Turn on the boat using its power switch.
  3. The boat and remote should automatically pair. The remote control screen will display connection status.

Operating Instructions

1. Basic Control

  • Movement: Use the joystick on the remote control to navigate the boat. Push forward for forward, pull back for reverse, and move left/right for turning.
  • Speed Adjustment: Press the 'Speed' button to switch between fast and slow modes. The boat features a dual-drive design for stable and low-noise operation.
Illustration of the bait boat moving in water, showing 'FAST' and 'SLOW' arrows, and a propeller icon indicating anti-entanglement design and high-speed spinning.

Figure 8: Dual-Speed Switching

2. Baiting

The V803 features four independent hoppers with a total load capacity of 3kg. You can load various types of bait, such as mixed bait, corn kernels, or pellet bait.

Diagram showing the four bait hoppers on the boat, with remote control buttons labeled FL, FR, BL, BR for Front Left, Front Right, Back Left, and Back Right hoppers. Bait is shown being released from the hoppers into the water.

Figure 9: Separately Controlled Four Hoppers

  • Fill the hoppers with your desired bait.
  • Navigate the boat to your desired baiting location.
  • Press the corresponding hopper release button (Front Left, Front Right, Rear Left, Rear Right) on the remote control to release the bait. The boat automatically corrects its center of gravity after bait release.

3. Fixed-Speed Cruise System

Engage the fixed-speed cruise control to maintain a steady course and free your hands.

Diagram illustrating the fixed-speed cruise system. The remote control shows a cruise button. The boat is shown moving in a straight line with a dotted path, indicating cruise control is active.

Figure 10: Fixed-Speed Cruise System Operation

  1. When moving forward, press the cruise control button on the remote to enter cruise mode. The forward cursor on the remote screen will flash red.
  2. When cruise control is on, the blue light on the remote is always on.
  3. In cruise mode, the joystick can be used to fine-tune the sailing direction.
  4. Press the cruise control button again to exit cruise mode.

4. Night Navigation Lights

The boat is equipped with high-brightness front headlights and rear stern lights for clear visibility during night fishing.

Diagram showing the front headlights and rear stern lights of the bait boat. Text describes the high brightness of front lights and the flashing patterns of blue rear lights for turning, low battery, and disconnected status.

Figure 11: Front and Rear Night Navigation Lights

  • Press the 'Front Light' button on the remote to turn the headlights on/off.
  • Press the 'Rear Light' button on the remote to turn the stern lights on/off.
  • Rear Light Prompts:
    1. Turning prompt: Left tail light flashes red when turning left; right tail light flashes red when turning right.
    2. Low battery prompt: Tail light flashes red.
    3. Not linked/disconnected: Tail light flashes red and blue alternately.

5. Remote Control Screen and Indicators

The remote control features a high-definition color screen with key backlight for clear operation in the dark.

Diagram showing the remote control's color screen displaying battery indicators for both the remote and the boat. It also shows a low battery alarm: one red bar on the boat battery indicator and flashing stern light.

Figure 12: Remote Control Screen and Backlight

  • The screen displays real-time information such as boat battery level, remote battery level, signal strength, and GPS status.
  • When the boat battery is low, the boat battery indicator light on the remote will show one red bar, and the stern indicator light will flash red. The remote will also emit continuous beeps (alternating long and short).
  • Short press the power button on the remote to turn the button backlight on/off.

6. Stern Hook and Fish Finder Support

The boat is designed with a stern hook for attaching fishing lines and supports the use of a fish finder at the stern.

Diagram showing the stern of the bait boat with labels for 'Stern hook design, supports use with fish finder' and 'Stern buckle design, supports hook line feeding'. A fish finder is shown mounted at the stern.

Figure 13: Stern Hook and Fish Finder Support

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: After each use, wipe down the boat with a soft, dry cloth. Ensure no water or debris remains in the battery compartment or around the motors/propellers.
  • Drying: Allow the boat to air dry completely before storage. Do not expose to direct sunlight for extended periods.
  • Battery Care: Store batteries in a cool, dry place. For long-term storage, charge batteries to approximately 50-60% capacity. Do not store fully charged or fully depleted batteries.
  • Propellers: Regularly check propellers for any fishing line, weeds, or debris that may cause entanglement. Clean as necessary.
  • Storage: Store the boat and remote control in a safe place, away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Boat does not power onLow or uncharged boat battery; Power switch off; Battery not connected properly.Charge boat battery; Ensure power switch is ON; Reconnect battery securely.
Remote control does not power onLow or uncharged remote battery; Power switch off.Charge remote battery; Ensure power switch is ON.
Boat not responding to remoteNot paired; Out of range; Interference; Antennas not installed correctly.Power cycle both boat and remote to re-pair; Bring boat closer; Check for strong interference sources; Ensure antennas are securely installed.
Boat moves erratically or not straightPropeller entangled; Yaw trim needs adjustment; Damaged propeller.Check and clear propellers; Use left/right yaw trim buttons to adjust; Replace damaged propeller.
Bait hoppers not openingMechanism jammed; Low battery.Check for obstructions in hopper mechanism; Ensure boat battery is sufficiently charged.
Low battery alarm on remoteBoat battery is low.Return the boat to shore immediately and recharge the boat battery.

User Tips

  • Always perform a range check in a safe area before deploying the boat with bait, especially in new fishing spots.
  • When using the fixed-speed cruise, monitor the boat's path and be ready to take manual control if needed.
  • For night fishing, ensure both front and rear lights are functioning correctly for maximum visibility and safety.
  • Consider the wind and current conditions; strong winds or currents can affect the boat's stability and control.
  • To prolong battery life, avoid constantly running the boat at maximum speed unless necessary.
  • Always ensure the battery compartment is sealed tightly to prevent water damage.

Warranty and Support

Your Flytec V803 Remote Control Fishing Bait Boat is manufactured to high-quality standards. For any technical support, troubleshooting assistance, or warranty inquiries, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

Contact Information:
WhatsApp: +86 15216425580
Email: congandy02@163.com

Please note that misuse, unauthorized modifications, or failure to follow the instructions in this manual may void your warranty.

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