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6 STeerINg TrIM adjuSTMeNT
The left stick controls the left chain; the right stick controls the right chain.
6A Driving forwards / backwards:
To drive forwards, carefully push both sticks forward.
To drive backwards, carefully push both sticks back.
6B Turning:
To turn left, carefully push the right stick forward and release the left stick.
Operate the controls the other way around to turn right.
6C Turning on the spot:
Carefully push one stick forward and the other back. This works in both directions.
6D Rotating the turret:
The turret can be rotated approx. 350° with the turret anticlockwise button and the
turret clockwise button.
geNeral drIVINg TIpS
• Always move the controls slowly and with a gentle touch.
• Always maintain visual contact with the vehicle and do not look at the remote control!
• When operated on deep-pile carpet, fibres can become entangled in the drive
mechanism - avoid such surfaces.
• If you are unable to drive over an obstacle, attempt to approach it obliquely.
• Rotate the cannon all the way back during cruising speed to avoid striking the barrel.
7 Ir BaTTle SySTeMS
The tank can issue infrared signals (IR) which are recognised as a hit by sensors on
enemy vehicles There are 4 LEDs on the tank which show hits - one of the LEDs goes
out with each hit. When all LEDs have gone out, the tank is destroyed. After the tank
has been destroyed, it takes a few seconds before it can be restarted - all LEDs blink
during this time. After all LEDs have gone out, press the Start button to restart the tank.
Firing
Cannon:
press the fire button in
order to fire the cannon.
MG:
Press the two buttons for turret rotation
and the fire button simultaneously to fire
the MG. Note: the MG takes longer than
the cannon for a full hit on the enemy.
note:
The battle system operates
with infrared signals. The function of the
system can be severely impaired due to
interference (e.g. bright headlamps, the
infrared component of sunlight, etc.).
THE SuITABLE DRIVInG EnVIRonMEnT:
The location in which the vehicle is driven should fulfil the following criteria:
1. It should be used in a dry, clean location so that no dirt, dust or water can enter
and damage the vehicle.
2. It should not be driven near stairs or on tables, etc., so that the vehicle cannot fall
and be damaged.
3. When using the battle system, there should be no disruptive infrared radiation
(e.g. bright headlamps, sunlight, etc.).
TrouBleShooTINg
Problem:
The chains do not move.
Cause:
• The batteries are too weak and/or depleted.
Remedy:
• Replace the batteries (see chapter "Inserting batteries - vehicle").
Problem:
Remote control does not work.
Cause:
• The batteries do not have enough power.
Remedy:
• Check whether the battery is inserted correctly.
Problem:
The vehicle cannot be controlled with the remote control.
Cause:
• The vehicle is in standby.
Remedy:
• Press the start button on the remote control.
5 STarT preparaTIoN
First switch the ON/OFF on the vehicle to the
"ON" position
(5A)
. The tank is now in
standby mode. Now press the Start button
on the remote control and the tank starts up
(5B)
. Once all LEDs on the rear illuminate,
you can control the vehicle.
To switch off the tank, press the Start button
again and the tanks switches back to
standby. Then switch it off completely with
the ON/OFF switch in order to preserve
battery life, because the tank also consumes
small amounts of current in standby mode.
note:
The remote control switches on automatically as soon as you operate it -
there is no need to switch the remote control on and off.
Additional tips and trick can be found online at
www.revell-control.de.
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