Tips
•
If your vehicle does not
respond to the transmitter,
move closer to your 1:12
Ford GT and try again.
•
If your vehicle starts to
lose power, it may experi-
ence loss of performance. If
this happens, simply re-
place with the new batteries.
•
If your vehicle moves
slowly, try changing the
batteries and check the
wheel mechanisms for lint,
thread, hair or dust.
•
When the transmitter
range decreases, replace the
battery in the controller. If
someone uses a CB nearby,
it might interfere with con-
trol of the car. If this hap-
pens, move the car and
transmitter away from the
CB.
Trouble-
shooting
If your 1:12 Ford GT
doesn’t move, please check
the following potential
causes:
1. The
POWER
switch is
turned off. If that is the
case, turn the
POWER
switch
on.
2. Your 1:12 Ford GT is
too far away from the con-
troller. If that is the case,
bring your 1:12 Ford
Mustang closer to the con-
troller.
3. The metal tab in the
battery cartridge is flattened
and not touching the batter-
ies installed. If that is the
case, lift up the metal tab so it
touches the tip of the battery.
Getting
Started
To begin, insert the
antenna wire through the
hollow tube. Avoid pulling
the wire too tight. The wire
is on the top of your 1:12
Ford GT. Tie a knot on top
to secure.
Turn the switch to the
ON
position for power.
Use the control switches
on the transmitter to drive
your 1:12 Ford GT. It will
allow you to drive it for-
ward, reverse, left and right.
Use both control switch-
es to turn. If you want to
turn right while driving for-
ward, push the right switch
right and push the left
switch up. If you want to
turn left while driving in
reverse, push the right
switch left and push the left
switch back.
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Changes or modifications to this unit not
expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority
to operate the equipment.
Trim switch is located on the underside of
the vehicle, between the two front wheels and
is used to align the wheels for consistent
straight line driving.
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