Operation; A) Removing The Vehicle Body; B) Installation Of Receiver Aerial Cable; C) Inserting The Battery Pack Into The Vehicle - Reely ROAD eXtreme Operating Instructions Manual

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9. Operation

a) Removing the vehicle body

The vehicle body is secured with four holding brackets which must be slid out from the retaining pins. The vehicle body
can then be taken off.

b) Installation of receiver aerial cable

The receiver aerial cable is normally rolled up on delivery. Unroll the aerial cable completely and smoothen it carefully.
Run the aerial cable through the aerial tube and stick the aerial tube into the aerial mount on the vehicle.
A rubber cap might be enclosed for the aerial tube. Place it on the tip of the aerial tube to prevent the cable from
moving out of position.
Make sure the aerial cable does not get into the drive mechanism.
Never shorten the aerial cable, which would reduce the range. Do not coil up the cable if it does not fit
into the aerial tube! Just let it hang loose from the top of the aerial tube.

c) Inserting the battery pack into the vehicle

Caution!
The battery pack must not be connected to the drive control yet!
The vehicle requires two 5-cell battery packs to provide optimal weight distribution.
The battery packs are inserted on the left and on the right side of the chassis. The battery packs are fastened with two
plastic bars that are secured with two holding brackets each.
When inserting the battery packs, make sure that the battery cables cannot get caught up in the steering mechanism
or the drive.

d) Inserting batteries/rechargeable batteries into the transmitter

If you have not already done so, insert the batteries into the transmitter. Please watch out for the correct polarity (plus/
+ and minus/-) as indicated in the battery compartment. To open the battery compartment, slide the lid forward and
take it off.
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