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Can the CaddyTrek follow you up and down hills?
Though it is recommended to use Remote Mode for hills, the
CaddyTrek does have the ability to follow you up and down
most hills as long as it is within a 25 degree grade. You must
walk slowly and consciously to be successful in having the
CaddyTrek follow up and down hills.
NOTE: Avoid hills with terrain composed of loose dirt or sand.
Should I let CaddyTrek follow me into the bunker?
Like your golf ball, the bunker is a bad place for your
CaddyTrek. The unit does not perform at its best on loose dirt
or sand and we recommend that you do not let the unit within
three feet of the bunker’s edge in order to prevent accidents.
I’m a first time user of CaddyTrek and I’m concerned about
safety. Is there something I can do in the event that I may lose
control of the CaddyTrek?
The first thing to keep in mind is to never misplace the handset
as this is what controls the unit. Whenever you are in doubt,
whether it is during Follow Mode or Remote Mode, you can
press the STOP button multiple times to revert to Standby
Mode. This will lock the motors and stop the unit immediately.
Practice this exercise and learn to do it well.
What is OA?
OA stands for “Object Avoidance.” This mode is just like follow
mode except it detects and avoids hitting objects that come in
its path, between the user and the cart. This mode is not ready
to be released so disregard it until further notice.
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