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BEFORE YOU RUN YOUR CAR
Required
equipement for operation
Tools required for bulldlng
and
maintenance:
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Cross
wrench
IMPORTANT!!!
Check
all
the screws are tight
before
using the
car!
Check
all
the
screws
are still tight after
every
battery
pack
used in the car!
RECOMMENDED
Use thread lock
on all
scews that work loose.
PLEASE
READ
BEFORE STARTING!
Needle
nose pliers
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Wi
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Thread locking compound
CA glue & rubber cement
Thank you for selecting our
racing product
! This vehicle is
designed
to
be
fun
to
dnve
and
uses
good quality
parts
for durability and
performance.
The
instruction manual
you
are
reading
was
designed to
be easy to
follow yet thorough in
its
explanations. We
want you to enjoy
driving
your
new
RIC
car. Well,
before you throw down this
manual and unleash
your
new
vehicle,
please
continue reading
for
just
a few
short
minutes.
SAFETY
GUIDELINES
The
vehicle is
not
intended
for
used by children
without
direct
supervision
of
a
responsible,
knowledgeable
adult.
We shall
not be
liable
for
any loss
or
damages,
whether
direct
or
indirect
special,
incidental,
or
consequential,
arising
from
the
use,
misuse,
or
abuse of
this product and/or
any
product
or accessory
required to
operate
this product.
IMPORTANT POINTS
TO
REMEMBER
Always,
turn on
your transmitter
first
before
turning
on
your
vehicle
receiver
switch. When turning an
RIC
vehicle off,
the order
is
just
the opposite:
Turn
the receiver
switch off
first
and then
turn
the
trans-
mitter
off.
Just remember that when
your
vehicle
is turned
ON
,
your
transmitter
should
always be
turnedON.
If
not. your
vehicle
will no longer be
under
the control of
your
transmitter,
and
could
unexpectedly
take
off on
its own, causing damage
to
itself
and other
people.
Never use
old, worn
out batteries in your
transmitter or vehicle. Use
only
fresh
alkaline
batteries
or
fully
charged rechargeable batteries to ensure
that
you will
not
exceed
the
range of your radio
system while
driving your
vehicle. It
is also
very
important to stop your vehicle
immediately
when
you begin
to
see
that it
is slowing down. This means the batteries
in your
vehicle
are
close to being fully discharged, and if
you
continue
to run
your
vehicle
after
it
has
slowed, it may
run
"out
of
control" since
it
does
not have
sufficient
voltage
left
to
receive
the
signals from
your
transmitter.
Only run
your
vehicle
in
safe,
open
areas that
will
not
put
anything or anyone
in
danger
of
a
collision.
When
driving your vehicle make
sure
that
you are
not
causing
a potential hazard to anyone(
crowds
of people and
confined
areas
should be
avoided) Although the
model is
small
and
light weight
.
it
can
still hurt when
it
runs
into
your
ankle height
It
can also
startle
someone who
is
not
expecting it,
so
it
is
extremely important to ALWAYS
keep a safe
distance
between
any
people
and
the
path of
your
vehicle(don't forget
this includes
yourself)!
Never run
your vehicle
through
puddles,
wet
grass,
snow
or
any
other
type of
moisture. Also
never
use any liquid cleaners
around
the electronic
components
on
your
vehicle. Any
small amount of
moisture
can
cause
severe damage
to
your electronics.
If you
will be
running your vehicle
with
other
R/C vehicles.
always
confirm
before
turning
your
transmitter
on,
that
no one else
is using your
same
frequency
channel. If
neccessary, you
may
change
frequencies
(certainly this is
not
related
to
2.4G
transmitter).
Always
let
your
motor and
battery cool
down
completely
between
runs. The motor needs
to
cool
completely
at the end
of
a charge before using
again.
Heat
is
a big enemy of
electric motors.
Overheating the motor
will shorten its
life and
can
cause
it to
fail.
Prolonged running on high
drag
surfaces
like grass,
carpet etc.can
heat
the motor up and
cause
possible
failure.
CHARG ING YOUR VEHICLE
Charge your
vehicle's
battery pack. Connect the
charger
in the box to your battery
pack(it
will only plug
in
one
direction)
and
then
plug the
charger
into
a standard wall
outlet.
Charging takes
approximately
3-4 hours.
When the
battery is charged, unplug
the charger
and connect
the
battery
to
your
speed
control's
battery
plug.
Your
vehicle
charger
will
safely
charge
your
battery pack
and
not
over
charge
it.
Be
careful
when using
after
market
chargers
that
you
do
not overcharge the
battery pack
and
ruin
ii.
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