Newhope electric vehicle Superbug, Руководство пользователя

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SUPERBUG
Very Steep Slopes
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Stop the trolley and turn it off with one of the green switches
• Push down the red button
• Turn the trolley on again with the green switches
• The trolley will now be very difficult to push forwards and hence on a steep slope
will proceed at a very low speed
• In addition turning one of the green switches on and off in this mode will toggle
the braking on and off
Remote Control functions should not be used in areas where a loss of control could
cause damage. The transmitter uses a 12v 23A battery - it is recommended that a
spare is carried at all times as the transmitter range will reduce as the battery starts to
near the end of its useful life..
Horizontal Springs above Yoke
The springs serve to asset the trolley in running in a straight line. They are factory set
and should not normally be adjusted. Should adjustment be required, tightening the left
spring will cause the trolley to turn more to the left and will correct a trolley that tends to
run off to the right and visa versa. Care should be taken not to over tighten as this can
reduce the turning circle
Care
The remote is designed to assist hands free use however care should be taken to use
the in remote function trolley at a range and in situations where the trolley where a loss
of control would not cause damage and where the trolley could easily be taken back
under manual control
Do not try to use your Superbug like a conventional trolley. You should not push down
on the rear wheel to turn the trolley rather you should steer the trolley in the direction
that you want to go by turning the handle.
In very tight spaces you can lift the handle, and therefore the rear wheel and spin the
Superbug around on the two front wheels. This is only possible however with a golf
bag attached otherwise the handle may move forwards.
On very slippery surfaces more weight on the rear driven wheel will help with traction.
This can be done by applying a little downward pressure on the handle.
To negotiate kerbs and other large “step up” obstacles, the correct procedure is to turn
the power off, spin the trolley around on its front wheels, place the small rear wheel
Best Practice
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