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(More customer reviews)So, a friend got me this as a gift...
I was pretty skeptical...
First off, it takes 6 D batteries and 1 9 volt for the controller (not included), so make sure you're all set on batteries before you get it...
The first day we tried it, it seemed to barely work at all. It would randomly make 360 degree turns and was slow as molasses. If you wanted to bring someone a drink, you'd be much better off getting out of the pool and walking it over to them... ;-)
So the second day I bought all new batteries for it, assuming that it was a problem of weak batteries. It was almost exactly the same.
The last time I used it, someone noticed the keel on the bottom, which I had never noticed before and didn't see mention of in the manual. Of course, if you don't want yours to do 360 spins all the time, you should probably utilize the keel from the beginning.
I do have tentative plans to make some modifications to it, probably removing the shields around the propellers and upgrading their size... But yeah, 2 stars...
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Don\'t let your guests think that the goodie ship has sailed when they\'re in the pool. Take the helm of this cool radio control snack float and pass the beverages around the pool to friends without leaving the comfort of your lounge chair! It carries up to 5 drinks, along with snacks in its center compartment, without tipping over. The boat is 18in.L x 18in.W x 5in.H.
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