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- Page 1 US Army Hydro Terra ™ Amphibious Remote Control Vehicle User Guide US1239 © 2012 EB Excalibur, Inc.
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Page 2: Vehicle Layout
This US Army Hydro Terra is a rugged, powerful remote control vehicle that is capable of taking on any terrain, including water! We recommend reading through this manual thoroughly before attempting nd driving control tips, safety precautions and care instructions to keep your vehicle in tip-top shape. -
Page 3: Battery Installation
BATTERY INSTALLATION Vehicle Requires 4 AA Alkaline Batteries (not included) There is a screw in the center of the battery latch. Loosen the screw with a phillips head screw driver. While holding the battery compartment lid, pull up on the latch and turn it either counter clockwise or clockwise so that the battery compartment lid can be removed. - Page 4 OPERATING ON LAND Activate the vehicle by turning the ON/OFF button located in the rear of the vehicle to the ON position. If done correctly, the LED lights on the vehicle ash. Activate the remote control by turning the ON/OFF button located in the center of the remote to the ON position.
- Page 5 CRAZY SPINS Quickly push the two joysticks forward or backward, then push them in the opposite direction. At certain speeds, you can make the vehicle stand up on its rear wheels. Push one joystick forward and the other backward at the same time will make your vehicle go into a fast 360 degree stunt spin!
- Page 6 OPERATING ON WATER Activate the vehicle by turning the ON/OFF button located in the rear of the vehicle to the ON position. If done correctly, the LED lights on the vehicle will ash. Make sure the battery compartment on the vehicle is covered and in the correct position.
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Page 7: Important Notes
IMPORTANT NOTES to ensure that the allow product to cool for 5-10 minutes and then resume play. Do not modify this product. If product still does not turn on, replace the batteries. Your vehicle may lose performance or functionality when the battery power is low. - Page 8 By federal law, licensing fees paid to the U.S. Army for use of its trademarks provide support to the Army Trademark Licensing Program, and net licensing revenue is devoted to U.S. Army Morale, Welfare, and Recreation programs. EB Excalibur, Inc. Miami, Florida www.EBExcalibur.com service@ebexcalibur.com...