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Equipment required for operation 1. Tools required for maintenance: WARNING! Do not use a power screwdriver to remove, install or tighten any screws that locate into plastic moulded parts. The high operating speed of these tools may cause the threads in the plastic mouldings to be damaged or stripped.
Transmitter Specifications: Channels : 2 Model Type : Car/Boat Frequency : 2.4GHz Power :12V DC (8 x AA batteries) Charging Port : Built-in (centre pole +) Low Voltage Warning : Yes (below 9V) Note: The antenna on the receiver must be positioned vertically to achieve optimum range(Figure 1).It must be kept away from any metallic or carbon components.
Turn Off: 1. Stop the engine. 2. Disconnect the receiver power supply. 3. Turn off the transmitter. Failure to comply with this procedure could result in a total loss of control. Transmitter Functions: DSC FOR SIMULATOR Dual Rate IMPORTANT ALWAYS: Position the car so the wheels are not touching the ground before starting the engine.
ENGINE TUNING GUIDE MAIN MIXTURE CONTROL NEEDLE The main mixture control needle points upwards from the carburettor (see image). It controls the fuel/air mixture supplied to the engine. The needle is factory set for runningin, at 4 1/2 turns out (anti-clockwise) from its fully closed position.
STOPPING THE ENGINE To stop the engine, pinch the fuel line that runs to the carburettor. Pinching this line will restrict fuel flow and the engine will stop within a few seconds. Never place your finger over the exhaust to stop the engine. This could result in serious burns to your finger and could also cause fuel to “back-up”...
FOURTH TANK OF FUEL Lean the main mixture control needle a further ½ turn. Run the car for the tank of fuel and let cool. At this stage you should notice the car is running much smoother and the engine will be producing more power.
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