Could be either. You can do a radio check by walking a significant distance and testing the throtle. The manual recommends you do this every run. I do it when I run at a new location.

Very funny!!!!

Do you mean just to start walking away from the boat and while walking just keep pressing the throttle to see what it does

Did you even read the maunual that came with the boat??

So I did What The Directions Said. I walked probably6 to 7 feet away with the antannae all the way down and the rudder started twiching and i pressed the throttle and that didnt even work.

You've either ruined the reciever/servos and or both. Did you take em' apart and dry them after you flipped it? Used a water displacer like WD-40? Hair dryer or heat gun with gentle heat? Like others have said this isn't a boat you can just cluelessly charge up and go 'play with'.... [:-]

One more question, I tested the distance like the manuel said to and the motor would just randomly go full speed. What do i need to fix this because the manuel tells you nothing if this happens?

Replace the Radio:

Transmitter
Receiver
Electronic Speed Control
Servo

Use the Futaba FP 2L

Then Sell it, and try to recoup some of your investment.

You need to start with the Hammer EP.