Team Losi 8IGHT-T 2.0 RTR Getting Started

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NOTE:

Radio Batteries

Fig 1

Install the 4 AA-size alkaline batteries (included) in

the transmitter making sure the positive (+) and (-)

negative ends are oriented correctly.

GETTING STARTED

Before you start running your LOSI

engine break-in and operating instructions. If you run your

8IGHT-T 2.0 RTR without following proper break-in procedure,

you may damage or fail to get maximum performance from your

engine, and void the warranty.

8IGHT-T 2.0

Receiver Battery

Unscrew the two 4-40 screws and remove the two

body clips from the battery box on your 8IGHT-T

2.0 RTR. Here you will find your receiver battery

pack. By using the charger of your choice, follow the

manufacturers instructions and charge the receiver

battery pack (fig. 2A). After the pack has been charged

plug the battery into the switch harness (fig. 2B).

Fig 2B

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Fig 2A

Page 1: Getting Started
® ™ engine break-in and operating instructions. If you run your NOTE: 8IGHT-T 2.0 RTR without following proper break-in procedure, you may damage or fail to get maximum performance from your engine, and void the warranty. Radio Batteries Receiver Battery...
Page 2 Starter Box Battery Installation Remove these two screws Fig 3A to open the starter box You will need to purchase two 7.2V 6-cell battery packs for the Starter Box. Losi recommends using (2) Plug each battery into Y-harness of Starter Box LOSB9900 7.2V 3600mAh 6-cell NiMH Performance Spec Battery Packs.
Page 3 Operations Check Steering Throttle Brake Left Right Fig 4D Fig 4A Throttle Brake Turn on the transmitter and check for proper voltage. Fueling On the vehicle, slide the switch on the side of the radio After filling the fuel bottle with fuel, lift the lid of the box to the “ON”...
Page 4 Start Your Engine Stopping the Engine With the vehicle sitting on the starter box, attach the glow plug igniter (fig. 6A) to the glow plug. Push down on the glow igniter to start the contact of the starter box to the flywheel of the engine (Fig 6B.) If the engine does not turn over, it is probably flooded or the batteries in the starter box need to be recharged.