Using Your Aviva FISHIN’ Buddy

1.Remote controlled toys use radio frequencies to communicate between remote and boat. In order for your AVIVA Fishin’ Buddy to work properly, make sure you are approximately 300 feet away from other toys using radio frequencies, high tension wires, large buildings and CB radios. Especially when using 2 units at one time.

2.Always make sure unit is fully charged before use.

3.Should boat fail, remove the battery and turn the nose straight up to allow water to drain from the inside. Never attempt to use until you are certain that the inside is free of moisture.

4.Always put your controller down in a secure, dry place when retrieving the boat or fish from the water.

5.AVIVA Fishin’ Buddy is for hobby type use only. Do not attempt to use in a tournament type environment.

6.Always stay clear of people, full-sized boats, stationary objects and wildlife.

7.Watch out for other fishing lines that may become tangled in the propeller.

8.Operate only in no current - low wake – low wind conditions only

9.Always check local fishing regulations before use. Some states and areas may not allow use of a remote controlled boat for fishing. Check to determine if fishing license's are needed.

10.Do not allow unit to move more than 50 feet away from operator. You could loose communication with the remote.

11.Battery will wear out if motor is used continuously for more than 5 minutes at a time.

12.Discontinue use if batteries feel hot (warm is normal).

13.Discontinue use if motor stops working properly.

14.Always operate boat away from people and pets as hair, fingers, clothing, jewelry and other items could become tangled in, damaged by, or injured by propeller or other moving parts.

15.Always keep hair, fingers, clothing, jewelry and other items clear of the propellers' at all times. When not using the boat, turn off the power to the boat and remove the battery.

16.Keep fishing accessories away from children under 8 years of age. These accessories include sharp fishing hooks, which can cause puncture wounds or lacerations. Always have adults prepare fishing hooks for use.