Aqua Toys
Yamaha Seascooters used to be known as SeaDoo Seascooters, in 2018 the licencing changed and they are now Yamaha Seascooters. We stock spare parts for both SeaDoo & Yamaha and have a wealth of knowledge of both brands. For more information use our Contact Us Page
Delivery Locations
We deliver to; The United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands & Luxembourg. All orders received before 1pm on a weekday are dispatched that day. Deliveries to the UK are on a next working day service, deliveries to elsewhere vary depending on location
Current Special Offers
Sublue White Shark Mix
Featured by a propulsion system that consists of 2 indepedently developed and evenly equipped Sublue propellers on both sides, with the propulsive force of a single propeller reaching 4kg. White Shark Mix’s small device body features outstanding performance. This unit is small enough to be flown as hand luggage on commercial flights. Please always check with your airline before you travel
£674.99 £499.99
Our Featured Seascooters
Yamaha Seawing II
The new Yamaha SeaWing II has been designed and built for performance and power. The dual motors provide powerful yet smooth propulsion through the water at a max speed of 5mph with a total underwater run time of 40 minutes, and a recharge time of just 3 hours. This unit is small enough to be flown as hand luggage on commercial flights. Please always check with your airline before you travel
£999.99 (Available in Carbon or White)
Yamaha Seawing
The Yamaha SeaWing is one of the most powerful seascooters on the market today, without sacrificing ease of use and portability. Sleek, compact and user-friendly, the SeaWing not only packs a punch with its 4mph of speed and 40m depth capacity, but weights only 3.7kg. This unit is small enough to be flown as hand luggage on commercial flights. Please always check with your airline before you travel
£799.99
Yamaha RDS 250
£499.99
Yamaha Explorer
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User Manuals
You can find all the user manuals for the current Yamaha Seascooter models below. If you can’t see what you need, Contact Us
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It is recommended that you charge your Seascooter batteries at least every 3 months, It is common for them to be left in storage over winter but this can be detrimental to the batteries life.
If you have any questions about maintaining your battery life please consult your handbook or CONTACT US
We ship to the UK, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands & Luxembourg. Carriage is free to the UK but applies elsewhere
Yes! We have pretty much every part you could ever want, including batteries! The main parts can be found HERE. If you can’t find what you are looking for then please CONTACT US
Please do not try to repair the product yourself as you can do more damage to the unit. Instead use our contact us page and we will happily advise you on your next steps. You can find our contact page HERE
This depends on the unit you have bought. The Sublue White Shark Mix can be flown with a spare battery. The Yamaha range can also be flown EXCEPT the 500Li & 350Li
You must always contact your airline before flying with the battery details to ensure you have no problems at the airport. Aqua Toys takes no responsibility for any refusal to fly by air operators.
Sand or grit can be detrimental to the Yamaha Seascooter O-Ring. To remove sand or grit from the O-ring Seal, rinse the O-ring Seal in fresh water and apply fresh lubricant. If there is sand inside the Battery Housing, gently brush the sand from the unit, take care not to scratch the sealing surface.
If an O-ring Seal is damaged, replaced it with a new one and apply fresh lubricant before use. If you are unsure, please CONTACT US
Every Yamaha® sea scooter is designed for protection against accidental flooding of the battery chamber. For safety, turn OFF the master switch, remove the Yamaha® sea scooter from the water and check the Battery Pod and Battery Chamber for water ingress. .
If salt water has entered into the chamber, rinse it out with fresh water. Dry the battery pod and battery chamber thoroughly and resemble for use.
Always observe safe diving practice if this occurs during a dive
Please refer to the instruction manual for a step-by-step guide on how to remove the casing to the propellor.
If you’re question isn’t answered above or you are still unsure, please CONTACT US
