For purists! I report that the Flytec 2,4ghz receiver carries the indications of the servo pod 'INVERSE' Have can read on the case 'S + - it's a mistake! Just it's' - + S 'which corresponds to the cable servo so do not try to change the servo cable according to the instructions of the box! Causes damage possible see the pictures

Pour les puristes ! je signale que le recever Flytec 2,4ghz porte les indications de la cosse servo 'INVERSE' ont peux lire sur le boitier ' S + - c'est une erreur ! juste c'est ' - + S ' qui correspond au cable servo donc n'essayer pas de changer le cable servo selon les indications du boitier ! cause dommage possible voir les photos

For purists! I report that the Flytec 2,4ghz receiver carries the indications of the servo pod 'INVERSE' Have can read on the case 'S + - it's a mistake! Just it's' - + S 'which corresponds to the cable servo so do not try to change the servo cable according to the instructions of the box! Causes damage possible see the pictures

It seems very similar to the Proboat Jetjam. I ordered one with red graphics but received a white, blank boat and 2 sets of stickers of both red and blue versions. I think you will receive the same package regardless if you chose either of the 2. All the informations in the item description are correct. Throttle and steering are proportional. The "3 speed mode" is a controlled via a push button on the transmitter and acts as an end point adjustment for the throttle command. This means that even in "low speed mode" the throttle remains proportional through the full travel of the trigger. The "reset" (sic!) command is also a push button and it's used to activate the self-righting process. It simply sends ad infinite sequence of full-forward/full-backward commands to the boat. The sequence can be stopped by pushing the same button again. You can do the same also without using this button because the boat can also go in reverse. I didn't try the low-battery alarm and the "too far" alarm. I also still can't try this boat on water so I cannot say anything regarding the claimed top speed and/or maneuverability. Inside the boat there is a combined receiver/esc unit that has a on/off button. The servo is a 3-wires micro servo so it can be replaced, but you have to disasseble the hull. The 2 halves of the hull are fixed with screws and an adequate amount of silicone. The nozzle is also fixed with screws and silicone, while the intake seems to be held in place with silicone only. The boat can be completely disassembled in non destructive way, provided you have the patience to remove the silicone and reapply it while assmbling it again. Regarding shipping and handling I sadly must say that Banggood is still using the usual thrash bag as shipping protection, so protection is close to 0. My package arrived very quickly and almost intact however, so I must be grateful to the shipping company for that.

It seems very similar to the Proboat Jetjam. I ordered one with red graphics but received a white, blank boat and 2 sets of stickers of both red and blue versions. I think you will receive the same package regardless if you chose either of the 2. All the informations in the item description are correct. Throttle and steering are proportional. The "3 speed mode" is a controlled via a push button on the transmitter and acts as an end point adjustment for the throttle command. This means that even in "low speed mode" the throttle remains proportional through the full travel of the trigger. The "reset" (sic!) command is also a push button and it's used to activate the self-righting process. It simply sends ad infinite sequence of full-forward/full-backward commands to the boat. The sequence can be stopped by pushing the same button again. You can do the same also without using this button because the boat can also go in reverse. I didn't try the low-battery alarm and the "too far" alarm. I also still can't try this boat on water so I cannot say anything regarding the claimed top speed and/or maneuverability. Inside the boat there is a combined receiver/esc unit that has a on/off button. The servo is a 3-wires micro servo so it can be replaced, but you have to disasseble the hull. The 2 halves of the hull are fixed with screws and an adequate amount of silicone. The nozzle is also fixed with screws and silicone, while the intake seems to be held in place with silicone only. The boat can be completely disassembled in non destructive way, provided you have the patience to remove the silicone and reapply it while assmbling it again. Regarding shipping and handling I sadly must say that Banggood is still using the usual thrash bag as shipping protection, so protection is close to 0. My package arrived very quickly and almost intact however, so I must be grateful to the shipping company for that.

It seems very similar to the Proboat Jetjam. I ordered one with red graphics but received a white, blank boat and 2 sets of stickers of both red and blue versions. I think you will receive the same package regardless if you chose either of the 2. All the informations in the item description are correct. Throttle and steering are proportional. The "3 speed mode" is a controlled via a push button on the transmitter and acts as an end point adjustment for the throttle command. This means that even in "low speed mode" the throttle remains proportional through the full travel of the trigger. The "reset" (sic!) command is also a push button and it's used to activate the self-righting process. It simply sends ad infinite sequence of full-forward/full-backward commands to the boat. The sequence can be stopped by pushing the same button again. You can do the same also without using this button because the boat can also go in reverse. I didn't try the low-battery alarm and the "too far" alarm. I also still can't try this boat on water so I cannot say anything regarding the claimed top speed and/or maneuverability. Inside the boat there is a combined receiver/esc unit that has a on/off button. The servo is a 3-wires micro servo so it can be replaced, but you have to disasseble the hull. The 2 halves of the hull are fixed with screws and an adequate amount of silicone. The nozzle is also fixed with screws and silicone, while the intake seems to be held in place with silicone only. The boat can be completely disassembled in non destructive way, provided you have the patience to remove the silicone and reapply it while assmbling it again. Regarding shipping and handling I sadly must say that Banggood is still using the usual thrash bag as shipping protection, so protection is close to 0. My package arrived very quickly and almost intact however, so I must be grateful to the shipping company for that.