Page 1: ...ommon with all R C cars stresses and vibrations can cause screws and fastenings to work loose It is your responsibility to carry out regular checks tighten screws where necessary and generally maintain the car to ensure optimum performance and reliability This high performance radio controlled car is not a toy Used incorrectly it is capable of inflicting serious harm to persons or property It is n...
Page 2: ...tripped WARNING Your car is supplied with a mains operated Ni MH battery charger A full charge of the battery pack will take approximately 7hours You may also wish to purchase a Fast charger If so we recommend one of the following Century UK Power Tech chargers Regularly check all screws and fasteners are secure before operating this model We recommended the application of a small amount of thread...
Page 3: ...nsmitter 2 Insert the bind plug into the port on the receiver marked CH3 Figure 2 3 Connect a receiver battery 4 8V DC to the receiver port marked VCC The two LEDs on the receiver will flash rapidly indicating that it has entered the binding mode 4 Press and hold the bind button on the transmitter and simultaneously turn on the power switch Note The bind button is recessed to prevent accidental op...
Page 4: ... trims before driving failure to do so could result in the car not responding to controls as expected Check the power level of your transmitter batteries prior to use Driving with exhausted batteries could lead to a loss of control Keep long hair and loose clothing away from all moving parts of the car Look after the car by keeping it clean and free of dust and dirt ALWAYS Never drive it close to ...
Page 5: ... clutch partially engaging This could result in premature wear of the brakes or a complete failure of the clutch assembly After making any adjustments replace the air filter immediately Never operate the car without the air filter fitted to the carburettor 1 Fill the fuel tank withfresh model nitro fuel containing no more than 20 nitromethane 2 To prime the engine when cool place your finger over ...
Page 6: ...lar operation 5 Do not accelerate or decelerate quickly 6 The break in procedure can put excessive strain on the glow plug It is recommended you keep a few spares on hand 7 DO NOT allow the engine to overheat The main mixture control needle should be set at a very rich setting This will allow the fuel to carry lots of oil to the internal parts of the engine during the break in procedure 1 Open the...
Page 7: ...ature Never attempt to tune a cold engine Never store the car with fuel left in the tank We recommend that after the final run of the day you empty the fuel tank and run the engine at idle until it stops Then remove the air filter and glow plug from the engine Place two drops of after run engine oil into the carburettor and the cylinder Then pull the recoil starter several times to circulate the o...
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