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5. Plug the male end of the wire from the receiver
(RX) battery into the female end from the on/off switch.
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6. Remove the transmitter antenna from the holder
and screw it into the hole on top of the transmitter.
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7. Slide open the battery door on the bottom of the
transmitter and remove the transmitter battery holder.
Place 8 "AA" batteries (included) into the holder in the
configuration molded into the plastic on the battery
holder. Re-install the transmitter battery holder into the
transmitter and re-install the battery door.
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8. Turn on the transmitter (see photo with step 5).
The green light should light up. If there is no light on,
turn the transmitter off and check to ensure that the
battery holder is making contact with the copper
contact on the inside of the battery compartment.
Make sure the batteries are installed correctly. Turn
the transmitter on and check for the green indicator
light. If the green light appears, turn off the transmitter.
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9. Raise the body posts to the upright position. Notice
there is a molded pin that fits into a hole in the shock
tower. This is to keep the body posts from swiveling
during running. Tighten the screws in the body posts,
making sure that the posts pull tight against the shock
towers. You will have to remove the screws in the tops of
the front shocks to get to the front body mount screws.
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10. Remove the protective plastic from the outside
of the body and apply the decals if desired.
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11. Remove the body clips from the parts bag. On
the front body posts place a body clip in the bottom
hole of each post. On the rear body posts place a body
clip in the third hole from the bottom in each post. Place
the body onto the body mounts. On each body post
place a body clip to secure the body onto the chassis.
The excess body post can be trimmed off if desired.
You are ready to go! Watch the video one more
time and turn to page 11 for performance and
maintenance tips.
BODY CLIP
BODY MOUNTING
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