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波乗りのコツ

    HOW TO SURF

STEP

:1   リ リ ー ス    

LAUNCHING R/C SURFER.

STEP

:2   沖 へ 進 む    

GETTING "OUT THE BACK" OF THE WAVES.  

STEP

:3   波 待 ち    

WAITING "OUT THE BACK" FOR THE GOOD WAVE.

STEP

:4   波 に 乗 る    

CATCHING AND RIDING A WAVE.

STEP

:5   再 び 沖 へ    

CORNERING AND GETTING OFF WAVES.

R C サ ー フ ァ ー を 海 面 に 離 す 時 と 回 収 す る 時
が 、 操 縦 者 の あ な た が 海 面 に 最 も 近 づ く 時
で す 。 波 に 足 を す く わ れ た り し な い よ う 、
安 全 の 為 に 周 囲 の 状 況 を 良 く 確 認 し て く だ
さ い 。

波 が 遠 く に あ る 時 で 、 海 面 が 引 き 始 め た 時
に R C サ ー フ ァ ー を 押 し 出 す 。 ( リ リ ー ス )

ぬれた手でプロポに触れない。

途 中 の 波 は 、 波 の 正 面 に 向 か い 真 っ 直 ぐ 通
過 。 ( 横 向 き で は 、 転 倒 し た り 岸 に 押 し 戻
さ れ た り す る 。 )

岸 か ら 2 0 m 以 上 離 れ な い 。

岸 に 向 か い 待 機 。

R C サ ー フ ァ ー の 操 縦 方 法 は 、 普 通 の R / C ボ ー ト と 同 じ で す が 波 に 上 手 く 乗 る に は 、 波 を 読 み タ イ ミ ン グ を
合 わ せ る 事 が ポ イ ン ト で す 。 安 全 に 注 意 し 練 習 し て く だ さ い 。

Enjoy your Kyosho R/C Surfer on the principle of safety first.
Steer R/C Surfer through surf in similar way to R/C boats.

乗 り た い 波 が ボ ー ド に 近 づ き 、 ボ ー ド の 後
端 が 押 し 上 げ ら れ た ら モ ー タ ー O N 。

波 の ス ピ ー ド に あ わ せ 、 モ ー タ ー O N / O F F で
ス ピ ー ド 調 整 。

真っ直ぐ岸に向かう走行に慣れたら、ラダー
の 操 作 も 併 用 し さ ま ざ ま な ラ イ デ ィ ン グ に
チ ャ レ ン ジ

波 が く ず れ 始 め た ら 、 モ ー タ ー O N で 波 の 前
に 出 て タ ー ン で き る ス ペ ー ス を 確 保 。

沖 に 向 か い タ ー ン し 、 乗 っ て き た 波 の 正 面
に 向 か い 真 っ 直 ぐ 通 過 。

スピードが落ちてきたら早めにRCサーファー
を 回 収 す る 。

回 収 時 に プ ロ ポ を 濡 ら さ な い よ う に 注 意 す
る 。

回 収 し た ら 砂 や 海 水 を 良 く ふ き と り 、 ニ カ
ド バ ッ テ リ ー を は ず す 。

When  launching,  pay  attention  to  oncoming 
waves, to avoid falling in the water and wetting 
the transmitter. 
Launch R/C Surfer by placing into water during 
flattest conditions between "sets"of waves.
Motor R/C Surfer out past small waves close to 
shoreline. Keep radio handset dry at all times. 

Choose  the  easiest  path  out  through  the  surf, 
paying attention to avoid being hit by breaking 
waves.  Jump  broken  waves  "whitewash" 
straight  on,  and  try  to  steer  towards  the 
unbroken  parts  of  the  waves  "shoulder". 
Position R/C Surfer behind breaking wave area 
"impact  zone"  for  best  wave  selection.Operate 
R/C  surfer  from  beach  away  from  shoreline. 
keeping the model within 20m of operator. 

When in position "out the back", point the R/C 
Surfer  towards  shore,  paying  attention  not  to 
get  "caught  inside",  of  oncoming  breaking 
waves.  Try  not  to  waste  battery  power  whilst 
waiting for wave.

When your selected wave begins to lift the tail 
of  the  R/C  Surfer,  switch  motor  power  on  to 
"take off". Adjust the speed of the R/C Surfer to 
match  the  speed  of  the  wave  by  using  motor 
switch  on/off  "stalling".  After  you  have 
mastered  surfing  straight  to  shore,  begin 
experimenting  using  rudder  control  to  surf 
across the waves "cornering".

Cornering  is  the  starting  point  for  advanced  R/C 

surfing. When the R/C Surfer has "taken off" and is 

very close to the bottom of the wave, gently turn the 

R/C Surfer "bottom turn" in required direction, paying 

attention to the falling "lip". Stop "bottom turn" when 

the  R/C  Surfer  is  surfing  straight  across  the  wave. 

When desired length of ride is reached, or the wave 

threatens  to  "dump"  on  the  shoreline,  another 

"bottom turn" will direct the R/C Surfer over the back 

of  the  wave  "flicking  off".  Allways  try  to  "flick  off"  to 

avoid being "dumped" on shore by "closeout".

Use step (2) to get "out the back" again.

Pay attention to when the R/C Surfer begins to slow 

down, as battery power gets low. When this begins to 

happen, surf R/C Surfer closer to shore to be easily 

retrieved. Save enough battery power to motor into 

shore to avoid being caught "out the back" with no 

power.  Catch  small  wave  straight  to  shore.  Hold 

transmitter high when retrieving R/C Surfer from surf.

Once retrieved, wash sand off R/C Surfer, and dry 

well before battery removal/change.

2 0 m

O N

O N

引 く 波 に 合 わ せ て モ ー タ ー O N

O K

Motor R/C Surfer out past small 

waves close to shoreline.

Summary of Contents for RC SURFER

Page 1: ...s model You are responsible for this model s assembly and safe operation Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick reference even after completing the assembly This radio control mod...

Page 2: ...ver 4 pcs If already supplied with the radio there is no need to purchase a battery box separately If using a radio you are in possession of check the dimensions of its servos against the diagram belo...

Page 3: ...s 3 Extend the transmitter antenna If not the range of the transmitter will not be sufficient 4 Undo the receiver antenna If not the range of the receiver will not be sufficient 5 Center all trims Tra...

Page 4: ...Set Screw Firmly tighten the set screw onto the flat spot Apply grease 3mm 3 Hull Add epoxy glue to parting line if it appears after debarring Hex Wrench 2mm 2mm Cut off shaded portion Assemble in the...

Page 5: ...ains around stern tube to prevent water entry 90 Apply epoxy glue Assemble in the specified order 0 5mm 6 1 2 3 4 Confirm the position of the drive unit temporarily glue the end of the stern tube to t...

Page 6: ...15 25 25 200mm 3x3mm Hex Wrench 1 5mm 1 5mm 17 16 15 10mm 3x8mm 3x8mm 4mm 16 1mm 2mm 2mm 2mm 2mm 18 19 Front Front Note the direction Front Tentatively tighten Cut silicon tube in half The rest is use...

Page 7: ...Tube thick 35mm Cut 20 22 23 24 25 26 23 24 25 21 15mm 22 5mm Note the direction Apply grease thin O ring Sponge Tape O 38mm 26 Sponge Tape Apply epoxy glue Apply instant glue CA glue super glue Apply...

Page 8: ...1 Close up antenna hole with vinyl tape Apply the decals and in this order 28 28 Apply instant glue CA glue super glue Assemble in the specified order Do not do that Screw 5 x 15mm screws paying atten...

Page 9: ...ontrol stick in neutral With the speed control stick pushed up OFF ON 0 5mm Cut off shaded portion Assemble the hatch and give a leak test by submerging board under water After the test dry the board...

Page 10: ...o 35 40mm Double sided Tape Cut 40mm Adjust the position Adjust the position 15mm Use this hole Assemble in the specified order 2 Supplied with the servo 1 Only supplied with complete sets Must be pur...

Page 11: ...it appears after debarring Plug in Part bag Part bag Battery Holder Bind with tape 90 Cut off shaded portion Adjust the angle as shown and then tighten the set screws 90 Pay close attention here Only...

Page 12: ...mm Nylon Nut 44 40mm Magic Tape Cut 50mm Magic Tape 50mm Magic Tape Ni Cd Battery 7 2V 40mm Connect the cords only when running the boat Only supplied with complete sets Must be purchsed separately wi...

Page 13: ...ring P5 O P5 4 5 x 15mm Screw 2 2 1 1 Hex Wrench 1 5mm 1 5mm 45 46 Silicone Tube thin O P5 12 16 PP Pipe Cut PP 250mm PP Pipe PP 250mm Assemble in the specified order Do not do that 5x15mm Set the ha...

Page 14: ...sted surfcraft areas only Stay away from swimmers Notify the lifeguard of your presence and follow his her instructions Do not dispose of Ni Cd batteries Return them to the retail shop R C With R C bo...

Page 15: ...cording to your inputs on the transmitter Make sure the running area is safe Connect the Ni Cd battery Check the transmitter batteries Fully charge the Ni Cd battery OFF ON ON CH 2 CH 1 BATT OFF ON OF...

Page 16: ...our selected wave begins to lift the tail of the R C Surfer switch motor power on to take off Adjust the speed of the R C Surfer to match the speed of the wave by using motor switch on off stalling Af...

Page 17: ...will not stop Improper linkage adjustment Adjust speed control trim on transmitter Should speed controller not return to neutral readjust linkages as per in struction manual Motor rotates but boat wi...

Page 18: ...150 200 for receiver battery box Waterproofing Bag TR 12 No No Part Names Description Key No Qty 11 23 24 25 37 x1 94427 D31xP1 4 Propeller D31xP1 4 43 x2 94441 Water Jacket 2 x1 200 94421 Motor Join...

Page 19: ...2 2 3 4 1 153 TEL 046 229 4115 2000 5 1 200 3 4 6 7 10 12 200 2 2 3 4 3 4 3 4 200 200 10 12 6 7 1 243 0034 153 Tel 046 229 4115 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 00210 4 47271 2 3 4 243 0034 153 Tel 046 229 4115 10 00 18...

Page 20: ...2 9 4 1 1 5 0 4 6 2 2 9 1 5 0 1 243 0034 153 No 10 00 18 00 10 00 18 00 24 No No R C No The servise mentioned below is available only for Japanese market 243 0034 153 TEL 046 229 4115 10 00 18 00 PRI...

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