GRAUPNER Theodor Heuss, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Installation Step 4 (installation of the RC components) Part 2
The antenna is fixed with adhesive tape as possible in the coamings of construction. This must always be
above the water line, because the antenna usually has no or poor reception.
Hook the connecting wire to the antenna carefully. Then hook from the four antenna wires on the mast.
Now you can remove the build up carefully. TIP: For all subsequent work, you should ask the model to the
boatstand.
Installation step 5 (maintenance)
Clean the model after each use. Remove any water seepage. If water has penetrated into the RC com-
ponents, dry them out and send the RC components, a control to the appropriate Graupner / SJ service
center.
Clean the model and the transmitter using suitable cleaning agents. Suitable is a lint-free cloth. Never use
chemical cleaners, solvents, benzene, alcohol or the like.
Lubricate the drive shaft to the end of the operation with a small drop of oil on the bearings from. Also,
the outer shaft bearings must be lubricated at the propellers. Use to lubricate the drive only oil that does
not endanger or contaminated (eg Order No. 206) the water. After the end of the driving season, the shaft
should be disassembled and re-lubricated with water neutral grease (Order No. 570).
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- High-performance grease Order No. 570
- High performance oil Order No. 206,
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Cautiously disconnect the aerial link wire as shown, then disconnect the four aerial wires at the mast. The
superstructure can now be carefully lifted up and off.
Solder a G2 plug to the wires attached to the centre motor, then solder a G2 plug to each of the two outer
motors, referring to the wiring diagram on page 21 (+ is red (light in the drawing), - is black). Ensure that
the motors spin in the correct direction: when the battery is connected, the propellers should rotate in such
a way that the model would be propelled forward. NOTE: the raised lug on the plastic housing of all G2
connectors should always be the positive terminal (red wire). If you keep consistently to this principle, your
batteries and speed controllers will be interchangeable, and the system will be protected against accidental
reversed polarity. To make it easier to solder the plug, it is advisable to use one of the following methods,
as this will reduce the likelihood of damaging the model with the soldering iron. METHOD 1: remove the
motors from the model by first undoing the grubscrews in the shaft couplings (motor side only). Undo
the motor screws in the retaining straps - don’t remove them completely - and withdraw the motors. The
motors can later be re-installed simply by reversing the sequence of operations stated above. METHOD
2: use a “third hand” (a special positionable part-holding tool) to hold the plug, and use the soldering iron
directly inside the hull.