Basher Nitro Circus 1/10 short course truck User manual
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INSTRUCTION
MANUAl
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SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
• THIS RADIO CONTROLLED RACING CAR IS NOTA TOY!
• THIS HIGH-PERFORMANCE RIC MODEL IS
RECOMMENDED
FORAGES
14AND
OLDER.
• THIS IS ONLY FOR YOUR REFERENCE BEFORE YOU
OPERATE THE MODEL CAR.
• PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE THE EQUIPMENT OF THE
BRUSHLESS ESC, MOTORAND LI-PO BATTERY
CASUALLY, WE WILL NOT TAKE ANY CHARGE
OF
THE
DAMAGES OR INJURIES CAUSED
BY
YOUR CHANGES!
• ASSEMBLE THIS KIT ONLY IN PLACES
OUT
OF
CHILDREN'S REACH!
• TAKE ENOUGH SAFETY PRECAUTIONS PRIOR TO
OPERATING THIS MODEL. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THIS MODEL'SASSEMBLYAND SAFE OPERATION!
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BEFORE YOU RUN YOUR CAR
Required
equipement
for
operation
Tools
required
for
building
and
maintenance:
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Hobby
knife
Precision
ruler
or
caliper
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Hobby
scissors
Philips
screwdriver
1.5m
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2.0am I
2.5mm
ill
5.0rmn
Hex
wrench
Cross
wrench
IMPORT
ANTI!!
Check
all
the
screws
are
tight
before
using
the
cart
Check
all
the
screws
are
still
tight
after
every
battery
pack
used
In
the
cart
RECOMMENDED
Usethread
lock
on
all
scews
that
work
loose
.
PLEASE READ BEFORE STARTING!
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Needle
nose
pliers
Wire
cutters
Thread
locking
compound
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glue
&
rubber
cement
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Thank you for selecting our racing product ! This vehicle is designed
to
be fun to drive and uses
good quality parts for durability and performance.
The
instruction manual you are reading was
designed to
be
easy
to
follow yet thorough in its explanations. We want you to enjoy driving your
new
RIC car. Well, before you throw down this manual and unleash
your
new vehicle, please
continue reading for
just
a
few
short minutes.
SAFETY
GUIDELINES
The vehicle is notintended for use bychildren without direct supervision
of
a responsible,
knowledgeable adult. We shall not be liable for any loss
or
damages, whetherdirect
or
indirect
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special, incidental,
or
consequential, arising from the use, misuse,
or
abuse
of
this product and/or
anyproduct
or
accessory required to operate this product.
IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER
Always, tum on
your
transmitterfirst before turning on your vehicle receiver switch. When turning an
RIC vehicle off,
the
orderis
just
the opposite:
Tum
the
receiverswitch offfirst and then
tum
the trans-
mitter off. Just rememberthat when your vehicle is turned ON, yourtransmitter should always be
tumedON.
If
not, your vehicle will no longer
be
under the control
of
yourtransmitter, and could
unexpectedly
take
off
on its own, causing damage
to
itselfand other people.
Never use old, worn out batteries in your transmitter
or
vehicle. Use only fresh batteries
or
fully charged
rechargeable batteries
to
ensure that you will notexceed the range
of
your radio system while driving
yourvehicle.
It
is
also very important
to
stop
your
vehicle immediately when you begin
to
see that
it
is
slowing down. This means the batteries in your vehicle are close
to
being fully discharged, and
if
you
continue
to
run your vehicle after
it
has
slowed,
it
may run "out
of
control" since it does
not
have suffi-
cient voltage left to receive the signals from your transmitter.
Only run yourvehicle in safe, open areas that will not put anything
or
anyone in danger
of
a collision.
Use common sense when driving your vehicle
to
ensure that you are notcausing a potential hazard
to
anyone(crowds
of
people and confined areas should be avoided). Although the model
is
small
and lightweight, it can still hurt when it runs into your ankle height.
It
can also startle someone who
is notexpecting it,
so
it
is extremely important
to
ALWAYS keep a safe distance between any people
and the path
of
your
vehicle(don't forgetthis includes yourself}!
Never run your vehicle through puddles, wet grass, snow
or
any othertype
of
moisture. Also never
use any liquid cleaners around the electronic components on your vehicle. Any small amount
of
moisture can cause severe damage to
your
electronics.
If
you be running yourvehicle with other RIC vehicles, always confirm before turning
your
transmitter
on, that noone else is using your same frequency channel.
If
neccessary, you may change fre-
quencies(certainly this is notrelated to 2.4G radio use).
Always let your
motor
and battery cool down completely between runs.
The
motor
needs
to cool
completely
at
the
end
of
a charge before using again. Heat is a big enemy
of
electric motors.
Overheating the motor will shorten its life and can cause
it
to
fail. Prolonged running on high drag
surfaces like grass, carpet etc.can heatthe motorup and cause possible failure.
CHARGING YOUR VEHICLE
Charge
your
vehicle's battery pack. Connect the charger in
the
box
to
your
battery pack(it will only plug
in one direction)
and
then plug the charger into a standard wall outlet. Charging takes approximately
2-3 hours. When the battery is fully charged, unplug the charger and connect the battery
to
your
speed control.
Your vehicle chargerwill safely charge your battery pack and not
over
charge it. Be careful when using
after market chargers that you do notovercharge the battery pack and ruin it. By the way, this charger is
only
for
the vehicle, notfor the radio control.
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