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Remove the battery pack from his foot (a screw holds the door shut).
The back has a wire which you disconnect then from the toy -
(its a shrink wrapped collection of normal rechargeable AA batteries) but don't open the pack. The voltage of the charger you need depends on how many AA batteries are in the pack.
Bring this battery pack a shop that does Radio control Cars or Boats - a hobby shop - and they should be able match up a charger to the battery pack you have.
These kind of chargers are shared between lots of toys - connectors are usually the same.
It sounds to me like you have an Ad-A-Battery system or something similar. Your dual battery charger has two sets of output leads. Those leads should be connected DIRECTLY as one set of leads to battery #1 and one set of leads to battery #2. Your 1-2-both switch should be OFF when you are charging. You will, I suspect, be supplying current to your motor and other boat circuits by having the switch on and running your charger through that switch. Adding two more batteries could be accomplished by buying a four battery charger (four sets of output leads) or buying a second dual battery charger. When you only want one AC plug-in you connect both charger AC inputs to a small junction box that is fed current by the AC plug-in. That will be nice and simple and safe. Of course, you need to check wire size to make sure you have proper size for the length of your wire runs.
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