There is 'trimming' tabs on the handset to finely tune/adjust the control of the functions. The steering trim is below the right steering joystick and labelled 'T1'. If you adjust this when your handset and boat is one, you will see the rudder moving left or right to adjust the rudder.

Hi, have you got the 8 AA batteries inside of the boat to power up the fish finder? This is powered up separately to the boat with the main batteries. This 8 cell AA battery holder can sometimes drop down to the back of the boat and can be hard to find at first! Kind regards, Tom.

Hi, no it shouldnt be leaking any water. Can you see where the water is coming in from? Has the boat ever been taken apart for fixing/servicing?

After a full charge they should get to 6.2v and higher. Do you know what the voltage is dropping to? If its dropping under 5.5v then it is more than likely your batteries causing your boat to cut out. Kind regards, Tom.

Hi, do you know what voltage your batteries are reading after a full charge, and what they drop to when you put power to the motor? Thanks, Tom.

Hi, new batteries are usually around 70% charged. I would recommend 2-3 hours charge. From flat these batteries will take 10 hours to fully charge. When batteries are new they always take 4-5 charge cycles to reach their full capacity.

Hi, yes this sounds right. The batteries will read 6.3v+ when fully charged. The highest you may see is around 6.5-6.7v. Another number to look out for is 5.5v's. When the batteries are reading this we advise not to send your boat out as your batteries are running flat. Kind regards, Tom.

Hi, ok this could be something else then. Are you able to send me a video of the noise its making? Please send the video to our email address lake.reaper@yahoo.co.uk or via whatsapp on 07898586897 Thanks, Tom.

Hi, this sounds like the low battery warning on the handset. Have you tried changing the handset batteries with a new set? Kind regards, Tom.

Hi, no there isn't any videos on this. You would need to remove the top half of the boat by unscrewing the 13 screws around the outside of the boat, then the 2 screws underneath, either side of the rudder. Once unscrewed the top half will pull off. Be careful as there are wires connecting the top to the bottom half of the hull. You should then be able to see the pin connected to the servo. You will then be able to either straighten it out or replace it. Please call us on 01865 848000 if you need anymore help with this. Thanks, Tom.

Hi, do you know what your battery voltage is reading when the boat is doing this? Thanks, Tom.

Hi, can you look at the rudder from the back of the boat and see if it is to one side more than the other and then try adjusting the trim to see if this makes a difference or not. If the trim isnt working like you said or isnt adjusting the rudder enough to make a difference then the adjustment may need to be made from inside the boat. Kind regards, Tom.

Hi Craig, when the boat works fine out of the water but cuts out when in the water, this is often caused by a problem with the batteries. How old are your batteries? Do you know what they are reading on the voltage reader before and after you put power to the motor? Tom.