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LiteHawk CHASE Instruction Manual 4
Steering:
The steer-
ing wheel controls
the boat’s direction.
Turn the wheel left
to steer to the left.
Turn the wheel to
the right and the
boat will steer to the
right. The steering
is 100% proportion-
al and will react to
even slight inputs.
The radio is de-
signed to self-cen-
tre. Simply release
the wheel from a
steering input and it
will go straight.
LiteHawk CHASE - Controller Functions
Steering trim:
Steering trim is used when your
boat is turning or pulling to the left or
right. If the boat is turning slightly to the right,
than press the left trim button till the boat is track-
ing straight. If the boat is turning slightly to the
left, press the right trim button until
the boat is tracking straight. NOTE: If your rudder
is noticeably out of
centre the Steering
trim may not solve your
issue and a mechani-
cal adjustment to the
steering links may be
needed.
On/O
ff
Power switch:
red
light should come and remain
solid when turned on. Make
sure to turn your hand held
unit on before plugging in the
boat.
Throttle:
Forward drive
is initiated by pulling
the throttle trigger
towards the grip or
handle like a trigger.
The throttle is 100%
proportional and will re-
act to even slight input.
Release the trigger to
slow and stop the boat.
LiteHawk CHASE - Battery & Charger
Your LiteHawk CHASE comes with an 260 mAh rechargeable battery and porta-
ble DC charging system.
Battery:
The 6 Volt rechargeable NimH battery provides the power to propel your boat
across the water at high speeds. You should expect 6-10min run time. Extra
batteries are available at www.litehawk.ca. However you do need to make sure to
properly maintain your NimH Battery.
LiteHawk CHASE - 2.4 Ghz
Your LiteHawk CHASE comes with a 2.4 Ghz radio system, which allows you
to play without the fear of ever losing control! Race or play with countless other
drivers. The range of your boat is approximately 250ft which, due to its small
size, is in excess of normal vision. The farther the boat goes away from you the
smaller it will become and the harder it will be to determine the boat’s direction
We suggest you drive at a distance between 5ft-20ft, this keeps your boat within
a safe operational distance.
