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GRAUPNER GmbH & Co. KG D-73230 KIRCHHEIM/TECK GERMANY 

No liability for printing errors. Technical modifications reserved. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

09/2011 

The following points are important and must be observed at all times: 

 

This model is not suitable for young persons under fourteen years of age. 

 

The keel ballast bulb is made of lead! It is essential to dispose of the lead weight in accordance with current 
legal  requirements  when  the  model  comes  to  the  end  of  its  useful  life.  It  must  not  be  discarded  in  the 
ordinary household refuse. If you are not sure where you can take scrap lead, ask your local authority for 
information (usually communal waste disposal sites). 

 

NOTE: the electronic components, including the transmitter, receiver and servos, must not be discarded in 
the domestic waste. You must dispose of these items in the appropriate manner; ask your local authority if 
you are not sure (usually communal waste disposal sites). 

 

The projecting parts of the model may be sharp, and the aerials and masts may cause eye injuries. 

 

If the model is to be built by a youngster, a parent or guardian must monitor the assembly process, as tools 
and adhesives can be hazardous. 

 

Please operate the model carefully  when there are persons or animals in the  water; always keep a safe 
distance between the boat and man or beast. 

 

Never run  your boat in a protected site, an animal or plant sanctuary or a site of special scientific interest 
(SSSI). Check with your local authority that the stretch of water you wish to use is suitable for model boats. 

 

Never sail the vessel in salt water. 

 

Never run your boat in adverse conditions, e.g. rain, storm, strong wind (above Beaufort 4), choppy water 
or strong currents. 

 

As the model is designed for light-wind sailing, it should only be operated in wind strengths of 1 to 3 on the 
Beaufort  scale  (leaves  moving  in  the  wind).  If  the  wind  is  stronger,  the  boat  could  heel  severely  and  be 
impossible to control. Gusty conditions should also be avoided. 

 

The model requires a breeze in order to move, i.e. in flat calm conditions the boat will just remain stationary 
on the water. Please bear this in mind when you are thinking about sailing the model. 

 

Before you operate the boat, please ensure that the radio control system is working reliably. 

 

It is important to check the range of the radio control system: switch the radio control system on, hold the 
transmitter  in  your  hands,  and  walk  about  50  m  away  from  the  boat.  All  the  radio-controlled  functions 
should continue to work normally at this range. 

 

Ensure that the channel you intend to use is not already occupied by another modeller. Never run the boat 
if you are not certain that your channel is free. 

 

Switch the model’s radio system off before carrying out any work on the boat. 

 

Dry cells and rechargeable batteries must never be short-circuited, nor allowed to come into direct contact 
with water. 

 

Remove all batteries from the model and the transmitter when you know you will not be using them in the 
near future. 

 

Do not subject the model to high levels of humidity, heat, cold or dirt. 

 

Secure  the model and  the  transmitter when transporting them, as they may be seriously  damaged  if they 
are free to slide about. 

 

Never operate the model on moving water (e.g. a river), as it could easily be washed away downstream if 
the wind conditions change. 

 

If you have to salvage the model, take care not to risk your own life or that of others

 

Check  regularly  that  the  boat  is  completely  watertight,  as  it  may  sink  if  too  much  water  enters  the  hull. 
Check the model for damage before every run, and ensure that water cannot penetrate the hull. 

 

Allow the boat to dry out thoroughly after use. 

Care and maintenance 

 

Clean  the  model  carefully  after  every  run,  and  remove  any  water  which  gets  inside  the  hull.  If  water  gets 
into any of the RC components, dry them out and send them to your nearest GRAUPNER Service Centre 
for checking. 

 

Clean the model and the transmitter using suitable cleaning agents only. We recommend wiping with a lint-
free cloth. Never use chemical cleaners, solvents, petrol, white spirit or similar. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for MICRO MAGIC RTR HoTT

Page 1: ...at is on the water Reduced overall friction in the whole sail setting system thanks to the double ended output lever with two return pulleys The model can be completed ready for the water in a very sh...

Page 2: ...the claim period all claims based on this declaration are barred by the statute of limitations after six months from the time of implementation however this cannot occur before the end of the claim p...

Page 3: ...should also be avoided The model requires a breeze in order to move i e in flat calm conditions the boat will just remain stationary on the water Please bear this in mind when you are thinking about s...

Page 4: ...odel shop will stock battery testers which you can use to check the state of your batteries Notes on building the model Please refer to the photos and the drawing when assembling the model If you do n...

Page 5: ...eck opening with a piece of ad hesive tape Check that the blocks on the sail setting lever are attached to the inner holes unscrew and re fix them if necessary The blocks must be free to move on the l...

Page 6: ...in position using one of the lower mast rings Pass the Cunningham stretcher C through the main boom swivel bracket and tie it securely to the sail tack f2 it should remain loose Slip the loop into the...

Page 7: ...drop of cyano Locate the loop in the topping lift F and connect it to the small hole at the same time Run the loop in the forestay H into the small eye fit the cord through the eye on the opposite si...

Page 8: ...run out slightly position approx 5 Carry out a check of the radio controlled functions Note that the jib trim only has a very small range this is intentional and is sufficient for the trim function B...

Page 9: ...se with free wind where the sails are paid out to about 60 to the boat s centreline 4a 4b The boat only attains its maximum speed on these two headings If the boat is sailing directly away from the wi...

Page 10: ...oo tight by the kicking strap or if the foresail is set too close hauled or too far open In general terms sailing boats offer their maximum performance if they have a slight windward tendency The opti...

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