Kyosho Seabreeze 600, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE BUILDING THE
SEABREEZE 600.
We want your experience of building this model to be a
success. So before you remove any parts from their
packages and begin assembly:
• Read through the entire manual carefully to make sure
that you are thoroughly acquainted with the model.
• If for any reason you think this model may not be for you,
return it immediately. Please Note: Your hobby dealer
cannot accept a model kit for return after assembly
has begun.
• The Kyosho Seabreeze 600 is a sophisticated radio
controlled sailboat. Sailboats are no harder to operate
than any other boat. With time and practice, you will
come to enjoy the serenity of operating sailboats. If you
follow the directions closely, the Kyosho Seabreeze 600
will provide many years of enjoyable R/C sailing.
This Kyosho instruction manual uses a cross-reference
system to help you locate all of the bagged parts. DO NOT
open each bag and dump out the parts. Carefully remove
the header card from the bag and discard the staple. Slip
the header card into the bag or tape it to the outside of the
bag so that the bag number shows. This will help you find
parts when you need them.
REMOVE THE
HEADER CARD
SLIP CARD
INTO BAG
OR
TAPE TO
OUTSIDE
On pages 26 of this instruction manual, you will find a
complete list of replacement and optional parts. If you need
to replace a part, consult this guide for the manufacturer's
stock number for the items needed. In the left margin of
each page of instructions you will find a directory of small
parts that will be used in each step. For ease of
identification, these parts are shown actual size, enabling
you to place the part directly on the picture to ensure you
have selected the appropriate part.
Key Number Part Name Quantity Used
All nuts and bolts used throughout this kit are metric size.
Therefore, some of the notations may not be familiar to
you. An M3 nut is a 3 millimeter (3mm) nut. An M3 x 14
screw is 3mm in diameter and 14mm long. Some round
parts may be labeled as an "M3 Washer" (a washer with a
3mm inside diameter) or an "M4 x 8 Bushing" (a bushing
with a 4mm inside diameter and an 8mm outside
diameter). A few different types of screws are used in the
construction of your model. Here are some examples and
how they will be indicated in the instructions.
M3x14Screw Bushing
Set Screws have a hex head that requires a hex
wrench. These are for joining parts where the
head of a screw may interfere with other parts.
Flat head (F/H) screws have a fine thread and a
tapered head. This allows the head of the screw to
be flush with the part it is holding so that the screw
head does not catch on anything.
Screws have a fine thread and are used with nuts
most of the time. They are for high stress joints
where strength is required.
A cap screw is used where two pieces of metal
are to be joined. The hex head allows a hex
wrench to be used, providing more torque
for tightening.
A self-tapping (S/T) screw has a coarse thread
and is used to thread into plastic. Be careful not to
tighten the screw too much. This may strip
the plastic.
IMPORTANT SCREW INFORMATION:
Do not use excessive force when tightening self-tapping
screws into plastic. Over-tightening will cause the threaded
portion of the plastic to strip. It is recommended to stop
tightening when some resistance is felt as the head of the
screw contacts the part. Avoid using power screwdrivers
when assembling your kit. They tend to overtighten screws.
Do not use thread locking compound on self-tapping
screws. The thread locking compound may damage the
plastic. Use thread locking compound only on screws that
are fastened with a nut or threaded into a metal surface.
Correct Incorrect
Power Screwdriver
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