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TQ Radio System Rules
Each time you prepare to run your Jato,
you must clear your frequency to be sure
no one else in the area is using the same
channel as you.
There are six possible channels, numbered
1 through 6. Each is represented by a color.
Look at the crystal plugged into the back
of your transmitter to determine which
channel your truck is assigned to.
Always turn your TQ transmitter on first
and off last. This procedure will help to prevent your Jato from
receiving stray signals from another transmitter, or other source,
and running out of control.
1
Always turn your transmitter on first.
Always have the transmitter and receiver turned on before you start
the engine.
Never turn the radio system off while the engine is
running. The on/off switch in the model only turns the receiver on
Channel 1
Brown
and off. It does not turn off the engine.
Channel 2
Red
Always use new or freshly charged batteries for the transmitter and
Channel 3
receiver (in the model). Weak batteries will limit the range of the radio
Orange
signal between the receiver and the transmitter. Loss of the radio
Channel 4
signal can cause you to lose control of your Jato.
Yellow
Channel 5
Green
Channel 6
Blue
2
Always turn your receiver on second.
The Traxxas TQ Radio System
3
Then start your engine.
Remember, always turn the
TQ transmitter on first and
off last to avoid damage to
your Jato. Never turn the
radio off while the engine
is running.
Jato 3.3 • 15
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