PlayPulseRC 916 RC Speed Boat 55 km/h Brushless

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PlayPulseRC 916 RC Speed Boat 55 km/h Brushless

SKU: PPRC-916-BK

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PlayPulseRC PlayPulseRC 916 RC Speed Boat 55 km/h Brushless

$161.90

The PlayPulseRC 916 is a 46.7 cm brushless speed boat rated at 55 km/h, cooled by a water-circulation loop around a 2216 motor. It runs about 5 minutes on an 11.1V 1800mAh 45C pack, needs 3.5 hours to recharge, and holds a 2.4 GHz link to roughly 150 m.

Product Details

In The Box

RC Speed Boat1
2.4GHz Pistol Transmitter1
11.1V 1800mAh 45C Li-ion Battery1
Balance Charger1
Spare Propeller1
Propeller Nut and Wrench1
Boat Stand1
Spare Screws1 set
English Manual1

Needed to Complete

Spare 11.1V 1800mAh 45C battery for longer sessions
A safe charging surface away from flammable material

● 2216 brushless motor with water cooling
● Wide anti-capsize sponsons on the hull
● Full proportional steering with trim
● Low-voltage alarm before cutoff
● Deck LED lights for dusk runs

Product Features

WATER-CIRCULATION COOLING

A pickup on the transom pushes lake water through the motor jacket on every pass.

2216 BRUSHLESS MOTOR

A 2216 brushless motor turns the drive at 55 km/h without brushes to wear out.

ANTI-CAPSIZE SPONSONS

Wide sponsons on both sides of the hull add roll resistance through hard turns.

LOW-VOLTAGE ALARM

An alarm sounds before the speed controller cuts power, so the boat comes back on its own.

DRAG-REDUCING BOW

A fluid-shaped deep-V bow parts the water ahead of the hull and holds the line at speed.

SELF-RIGHTING FUNCTION

The boat rights itself automatically by triggering the remote after capsizing, against water turbulence

Model: 916
Type: Ready-to-run speed boat
Top Speed: 55 km/h (34 mph)
Hull Length: 46.7 cm (18.4 in)
Hull Beam: 14 cm (5.5 in)
Motor: 2216 brushless motor
Cooling: Water-circulation cooling loop
Steering: Full proportional steering with trim
Hull Feature: Wide anti-capsize sponsons
Radio: 2.4 GHz pistol transmitter
Control Range: About 150 m (492 ft)
Battery: 11.1V 1800mAh 45C Li-ion
Runtime: About 5 minutes
Charging Time: About 3.5 hours
Charger: Balance charger included
Lighting: Deck LED lights
Alerts: Low-voltage alarm before cutoff
Age: 15+

FAQ

Q1: What speed and size is the 916?

A1: It is a 46.7 cm (18.4 in) deep-V hull rated at 55 km/h, driven by a 2216 brushless motor with water-circulation cooling.

Q2: How long does it run and how long is the charge?

A2: The 11.1V 1800mAh 45C pack gives about 5 minutes of running and takes about 3.5 hours to balance-charge.

Q3: How far can it go from the transmitter?

A3: The 2.4 GHz link is rated to about 150 m (492 ft); keep the boat inside that range and in sight.

Q4: Does it flip over easily?

A4: The hull carries wide sponsons that resist rolling, but a 55 km/h boat can still capsize in a hard turn. Bring it back with a rescue line rather than swimming after it.

Q5: What happens when the battery runs low?

A5: An alarm sounds before the cut-off, which gives you time to bring the boat back to the bank.

Q6: Can it run in the sea or in a river?

A6: No. Run it only in still fresh water such as a pond or a lake edge. Salt water, storm drains and moving currents can flood the hull or carry the boat away.

Care Notes

● Flush the cooling loop with fresh water after every run.
● Wipe the hull dry and leave the hatch open to air the bay.
● Store the 11.1V pack at storage voltage, away from heat.
● Check the propeller nut and the rudder screws before each run.
● Never charge a swollen pack; replace it and email support.

● Balance-charge the 11.1V pack about 3.5 hours before the first run.
● Seat the pack, tape or clip the hatch down and check the seal line.
● Switch the boat on first, then the transmitter.
● Trigger for throttle, wheel to steer, trim keys to track straight.
● Bring it in as soon as the low-voltage alarm sounds.
● Only still fresh water; never salt water, currents or rain.