The following points should be noted before departure

　　1. Every owner of a boat should wear appropriate clothes and be equipped with life jackets of qualified quality and other personal life-saving equipment.

　　2. Ensure that all basic equipment, including propellers and pumps, are installed on deck and that additional safety equipment is prepared for possible hazards.

　　3. Do not use the boat alone after taking drugs or drinking alcohol.

　　4. The load must be evenly distributed. If the outboard motor is used under very light load, please do not accelerate abruptly. The misoperation of the operator may have adverse effects on the stability and handling performance of the ship.

　　5. Please equip outboard motors for small boats within the allowable range of performance indicators. Please don't overload.

　　6. Incorrect use of outboard motors will cause immeasurable harm to users. We will not equip our boats with any outboard motors without quality certification. Please don't drive at high speed where there are swimmers. Don't let swimmers get close to the boat while the motor is still running.

　　7. Please keep an eye on fuel residues.

　　8. Do not set foot in unfamiliar waters without any information.

　　9. Always leave your departure information (time, place) before departure, and reserve the time and place you plan to return.

　　10. Navigation lights may be necessary. Users are advised not to sail at night or in harsh weather unless the navigation system is properly installed and used.

　　11. Safety courses on boat operation can be learned from national or private organizations in most countries. Before you use the boat, you should have a clear understanding of general waterway regulations and local water environment regulations.

　　12. During the long-term voyage, you should always put safety equipment such as bell pants, first aid kits, anchors and so on in the most important position.

　　Inflation and deflation

　　1. Please inflate the boat with the pedal inflatable pump attached to us. Note: When you use a pedal pump to inflate the boat, please do not inflate it too full. If you are using an electric inflator, use a pedal inflatable pump when you are about to fill up to control the pressure in the boat beyond the appropriate range.

　　2. The ultimate pressure of the boat itself is 0, 25 bar, and the ultimate pressure of the inflatable keel is 0, 35 bar. Depending on the climate and working environment, when the boat is in use, the pressure in the boat needs to be controlled so that it can be maintained in a suitable range.

　　3. When the boat is inflated for 2 to 3 days, it may be necessary to supplement the inflatability so that the air pressure in the air chamber can meet the requirements of use. Special attention: Do not use compressed air source (such as automobile automatic tire pneumatic air compressor) to inflate the boat. Overinflatation may lead to cracks at the seam and chamber diaphragm of the boat and can not be used.

　　4. When inflating or deflating, attention should be paid to maintaining the air pressure balance between the chambers to avoid damage to the chamber septal membrane.

　　Load

　　1. The maximum load of the boat is marked on the stern plate. Please do not exceed the rated load.

　　2. Every member should wear a life jacket (personal floating equipment).

　　3. Propellers and maintenance tools shall be installed on deck for occasional use.

　　4. All the loads on the ship should be evenly distributed to ensure that the boat can keep steady in its course of travel.

　　Operation: rowing

　　1. The standard configuration of inflatable boats includes twin oars, propeller bolts and rowing seats. Please ensure that rowing seats are installed in place.

　　2. Fix the two propellers on the bolts with bolt nuts. Note: Do not use double oars as levers, they are fragile!

　　3. It is necessary to understand the local waters before deciding whether to use an outboard engine or an oar. The power of the boat is insufficient to resist the tidal currents and waves in the harbour inlet, to navigate in extremely narrow passages, or to navigate in shallows.