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1. Remove the Delphi Indy car and Radio system from the box.
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2. Charge the 6-cell battery (not included) using the
charger (not included). Follow the charger's instruction
manual and safety precautions.
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3. Install the transmitter antenna by screwing it into the
hole on the top of the transmitter. Give the antenna a quick
tug to make sure it is securely attached.
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4. Slide open the battery door on the bottom of the
transmitter. Install eight (8) “AA” batteries into the transmitter
in the configuration molded into the plastic on the battery
holder. Re-install the battery door.
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5. Turn on the transmitter using the on/off switch (see step 3).
The red light on the transmitter should light up. If there is no
light on, turn the transmitter off and check to ensure that the
batteries are making contact with the metal contacts in the
battery holder and are installed correctly. Turn the transmitter
on and check for the red light. If the red light appears, turn off
the transmitter. If the red light blinks, the batteries are low and
should be replaced.
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6. Remove the twist-tie from the receiver antenna. Route the
receiver antenna up to the antenna mount on top of the upper
plate. Locate the antenna tube and retainer. Thread the
receiver antenna through the retainer and then through the
antenna tube. Press the retainer partially onto the antenna
mount then insert the antenna tube into the retainer. NOTE:
The antenna will be longer than the antenna tube. DO NOT
CUT OR COIL THE ANTENNA WIRE. Tip: Run the antenna
wire through your fingers to straighten out the kinks before
running through the antenna tube.
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7. Remove the body clips from the upper plate posts and
lift the upper plate away from the chassis. Install the charged
6 cell battery into the battery slot. Re-install the upper plate
onto the Delphi Indy car as shown above. Re-install the
body clips into the upper plate posts.
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FINISHING THE DELPHI INDY CAR RTR VERSION (DTXD12**)
