20 Most Recent SYMA Toys industrial 30" RC SYMA Century Boat Radio Remote Control RC Racing Yacht with Display Stand Questions & Answers

Boat only works in water, or you can use a copper wire and permanently connect the two copper drive shafts and it will work out of water.

Actually the Syma Brand Boats are designed to not to work out of water. It is a safety feature. You can bypass that if you like. You remove each wire that is soldered to each propeller shaft and twist them together.

There is no way to safely remove shafts, it's not designed to be maintenanced, it's a toy, not a top quality boat.

The boat has an issue that is for safety only allowing it to work in water, this can cause sputtering. You can try to connect a copper wire between the two copper drive shafts. The range on this boat is not great so that may be part of it.

It is no use to buy a new charger if the problem is a short. Indications are that it is. When the batteries are in need of replacement and wont charge up, overheating of the charger will also occur.

You have to remove the top piece by loosening a small screw just below the grip set then you can pull the inner shaft out from the bottom. Kind regards, Julian rccontrolfreak.co.uk

They generally have to be the same make and sometimes same model as well. Kind regards, Julian rccontrolfreak.co.uk

wrong!!! if the bottom set of blades aren't turning its because the drive gear for that shaft is loose and is spinning on the shaft instead of spinning the shaft itself. try tightening the screws but make sure the screws are lined up with the holes in the shaft so they seat otherwise your going to strip the plastic gears threads. if that doesnt work then you will have to replace the gear and shaft. its a cheap part and readily available. only problem is youll have to take apart almost the entire heli to get the old one out n the new one in. the gear comes pre-mounted on the shaft. Buy 2 or 3 of them right away as you will have to replace it just about every time your heli tips over while the blades are turning. the screws only go into the shaft about a 16th of an inch and is easily stripped out