 Welcome to another RC Arctic Hobby unboxing. This is the AquaRider 703 tugboat and I know I said I know I said that the excavator was the last Arctic Hobby RC vehicle that I was going to take a look at but the AquaRider beckoned and I had to heed its siren call. Oh my goodness this thing is hilarious. Yes that is the color scheme. It is red, black, green, yellow, blue, brown, and silver. So give me a second. Oh actually hold on we can see the accessories that are included up here. No give me a second to get these to get these opened up and then we'll have a look at it. So we're doing a bit of an in-progress shot here. We've got all these tires which go around the outside of the boat. See you can see there's lots and lots of tires. We also found the battery compartment. So here's where the receiver is connected to channels one and two and then we've also got a receiver crystal that matches the transmitter crystal that was included so that means we can use an aftermarket transmitter with this particular boat here. We've also got the power lead for the battery, the battery pack, the rope for tying up the tires, a rope for presumably towing things. I mean we've got a little hook here that seems to be fairly securely attached and it is like you know a tugboat so my assumption is that you can actually tug something with it. What else have we got going on here? I'm working on trying to get the antenna through the tube here and we're gonna try and figure out where the where this is actually gonna go because once we put this back on you can see there actually aren't any holes for us to to thread this through. So that's our in-progress so give us a little while here guys and we'll get this all set up. So that took forever. Arctic cooling includes a lot of extra tires. My guess is that for the tugboat enthusiast they might want to take these tires and put them around like the the barge that they attach to their tugboat so we haven't really taken a close look at it yet but I'll show you guys. Here's the antenna, here's the mounting point for it. Okay so here's it coming out the top. We showed you the interior. This is really cool. Check out the dry dock that it comes with so it's got little rubber grippy things here and the name the South Hampton and then it fits on pretty nicely so you can you know keep it nice and solid while you're working on it and you know doing whatever it is tugboat enthusiasts do. This seals off all of the electrical components from the places where they hold on slicks indicating something to me ah yes excellent so this seals off all the electrical stuff from where water might get at it hopefully it seals it well there is a like a neoprene seal around there okay so this guy goes in here so we're putting the tugboat back together at this point now that we have hold on apparently I'm doing something wrong again okay yeah something about something about rope oh the wires in the way there we go good work slick okay so that's why we pay him the big bucks yeah I know right okay so that's reattached our extra tires are deposited gracefully on the deck and so here's our included battery and we are ready to go with the South Hampton now something to bear in mind guys is this one does not come with a remote so you have to get a transmitter and then you're gonna use this crystal in order to pair the transmitter to the tugboat itself so we'll be unboxing that one and then trying this guy out hopefully on a lake or pond or bathtub near you so one more kind of close look so you can see there's like little steering wheel or whatever it's called in a boat I don't know what a steering wheel is called in a boat lots of little you know cute little ladders and stuff like that and pretty robust looking propeller system going on down here so hopefully this guy can actually you know haul itself and something else at a reasonable speed so thank you for checking out my unboxing of the AR 703 don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings reviews and other computer videos