#1: Radio Transmitter.
#2: Rechargeable battery (or dry cell batteries) for your transmitter.
#3: Rechargeable battery for your receiver.
#4: Standard servo for controlling the throttle.
#5: 15kg hitorque servo for your rudder (this is included with your boat).
#6: Servo arms.
#7: Receiver power switch.
#8: Receiver.
Note: Not shown in the above photo but strongly recommended is a "Fail Safe" unit
that will close the throttle and stop the engine in the case of a radio failure. Some
radio control systems have a builtin failsafe, but others do not. Ask an experienced
driver for advice if you are not sure on this point.
Note: Before proceeding to install the servos into the boat, connect them to your
receiver along with a battery and switch. Turn on your radio and check for correct
operation of your servos. Have the servos centered and turn off your receiver before
you turn off your transmitter. This will leave the servos at the correct position for
connecting the servo arms and pushrods in your boat.
Note: When operating your radio, always turn on your transmitter before you turn on
the receiver, and always turn off the receiver before turning off the transmitter. If the
receiver is on when the transmitter is not, it can operate with unpredictable results.
Installation Diagrams
