 Sailvvay C Series Bait Boat
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In reply to Post #10
According to Sailvvay UK’s C-Series error code guide, code 6 is “Remote Controller Low Battery”, which would explain why it shows even with the boat off. Things to try:
1. Fully charge the handset on its own charger (it’s a 10,400mAh internal battery, so give it several hours) and see if the 6 clears.
2. If it still flashes after a full charge, check the charger output and the charging port for corrosion or a loose connection.
3.Take it outside for a few minutes and watch whether the number changes. If it does, it’s the satellite count rather than an error code.
4. If it persists on a fully charged handset, the remote battery may be failing. Contact Sailvvay UK on 02034 323503, sales@sailvvay.co.uk, or via WhatsApp, and send them your video. All their boats carry a 12-month warranty.
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In reply to Post #4
Hello everyone,
I own a Sailvvay C-Series bait boat and I'm having a problem with the remote controller.
The red number 6 keeps flashing at the top of the display, immediately after switching on the controller, even when the boat is turned off.
Does anyone know exactly what this flashing number 6 means and how to stop it?
I can provide a video of the display.
Thank you very much for your help!
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In reply to Post #6
You have made a wise decision.
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Another Chinese boat, you can buy direct or through an agent.
We seem to be seeing a lot of boats coming out of this county, many sell on price.
I'd personally buy from a reputable established company in the UK or Europe.
From 20 years + experience companies come and go / reappear under a different name all the time in Shenzhen....
The UK agent only started up in February 2024.
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In reply to Post #6
Yes I thought the same not many reviews
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In reply to Post #3
Ended up getting an RT4 with Dragonfly 5 Pro for the same sort of money. Looking at it though it may take a while to fathom it out. The lack of response regarding the C Series tells me that there's not many out there.
Gareth
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In reply to Post #1
I've been looking at these aswell be interesting to see some owner reviews
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In reply to Post #1
I owned one for over a year.
Superb boat for large lakes IMO. Chaps are very helpful when needed and functions of the boat were gr8. Now fishing smaller venues so have a Vulcan but the C series is a great option
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In reply to Post #1
Whats most important with boats is their usability / stability / power in all weathers and in all situations - personally wouldn't get fixated with sonar and GPS - you need a boat that's 'solid' in the first instance that you can drive out in confidence in wind / chop / heavy rain and spec the nice to haves afterwards . . . . .for £1800 you've got a few options that look a bit better made than the one your currently looking at!
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In reply to Post #1
For that money i would get a deeper quest. Better sonar and phone goes on the handset all in one really. Much prefer the single handed handsets.
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As anybody got/used one of these and if so are they OK? Anything I should be wary of. Got a budget of £1500-1800 and I like the idea of all functions on the remote with a 5” screen as opposed to using a tablet/phone less items to charge. I've seen the clips on YouTube but would like a users review if possible. Did a search on here but can't see anything.
Thanks in advance
Gareth
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