Sailing Instructions

1. Check boat number Check carefully that you are in the right boat. (see booking information or SMS) (DDL1, DDL2, etc.)

2. Insert the plug(s) into the drain holes

The hole is in the back of the boat on the side or in the middle. Put the plugs in the bottom.

3. Boot activation

activate Use the buttons at the top of the screen to start, pause or stop the boat. NOTE: IF YOU STOP THE BOAT YOU CANNOT TURN IT ON AGAIN!

4. Unplug the power cord.

The outlet is on the dock. If the plug is already out it is not a problem (boat can go 10-12 hours without charging)

5. Enjoy your trip

Press the round button next to the steering wheel and release the boat. You can now set sail by moving the throttle lever forward or backward. If the lever points up, no throttle is applied.

6. Ready?

Be sure to be back on time! (nice for the next renter) If there is any damage, please let us know immediately by phone. To stop the rental period, click the stop button at the top of the screen. A confirmation message will follow. At the end, make sure the plug is back in.

(DDL1, DDL2, etc.)

1. Check boat number Check carefully that you are in the right boat. (see booking information or SMS)

2. Put the plug(s) in the loopholes The hole is in the back of the boat on the side or in the middle. Put the plugs in the bottom.

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3. Activate Boat Use the buttons at the top of the screen to start, pause or stop the boat. NOTE: IF YOU STOP THE BOAT YOU CANNOT TURN IT ON AGAIN!

4. Unplug the power cord The power cord is on the dock. If the plug is already out it is not a problem (boat can go 10-12 hours without charging)

5. Enjoy your cruise Press the round button next to the steering wheel and release the boat. You can now set sail by moving the throttle either forward or backward. If the lever points up, no throttle is applied.

6. Ready?
Be sure to be back on time! (nice for the next renter) If there is any damage, please let us know immediately by phone. To stop the rental period, click the stop button at the top of the screen. A confirmation message will follow. At the end, make sure the plug is back in.

  • Always keep to the right while boating. Professional boating (including round-trip boating) and naturally propelled vessels (sailboats, SUPs, surfers, canoes, etc.) always have the right of way!
  • no loud music, be considerate of the environment.

How long does the battery last?
The size of the batteries are determined so that 7-8 hours of full throttle sailing can be done continuously based on 80 Ampere. In practice, our sloops sail trouble-free throughout the day.

What do I do in case of damage?

If you take the turns calmly, slowing down in time, the chance of damage is extremely small (also be careful sailing backwards near the shore – the propeller is very fragile!). The sloops do not sail fast, so there is no chance of real damage. If it does happen – someone else can also be the cause – always call us(see contact page).

Write down the details of the other party. Also make a damage report with a situation sketch and according to you the cause of the problem.

By the way, there is not much chance that you will damage the sloop itself. The fender, front bumper and aluminum can take a lot. More likely is damage to another boat. As skipper/renter, you accept your own liability. Your third-party insurance sometimes also covers this (provided you haven’t had too much to drink – the “BOB” also applies on the water).

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