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,/:\ SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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IHIS HIGH-PEBFOFN4ANCE R1C I\IODEL IS RECOI./]IVENDED FOF AGES ] 4 AND OLDER AND
WE SUGGEST ADULT SUPEFV]SION,
THIS S ONLY FOB YOUR BEFEFENCE BEFOREYOU OPEBATE THE \IODELCAR
FIBST-T]IVE BUILDERS SHOULD SEEK THE ADVICE OF EXPERIENCED IVODELLEBS BEFOFE
COIV IV ENC ING ASS EN/ BLY AN D LF TH EY DO NOT FU LLY U N DERSTAN D ANY PABT O F TH E
CONSTRUCTION
ASSEI!4BLE THIS KIT ONLY IN PLACESOUT OF CHILDREN S REACHI
TAKE ENOUGH SAFETY PREACUIIONS PRIOF TO OPERAT NG THIS I'"1ODEL. YOU ABE
BESPONS BLE FOB THJS N/ODEL S ASSEIVBLY AND SAFE OPEFAT ONI

BEFORE YOU RUN YOUR CAR
Required equipment for operation
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Check all the screws are tight before using the car!
Check all the screws are still tight after every battery pack
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Use thread lock on all screws that work loose.
PLEASE READ BEFORE STARTING!
Before you throw down this manual and unleash your new vehicle, please continue reading
for just a few short minutes. ln addition to important safety precautions, just below you will
also find some quick tips for getting the maximum enjoyment out of your new vehicle. We
would sincerely like to thank you for your purchase and hope that you enjoy the wonderful
amount of fun and excitement that come from owning a high performance R/C vehicle.
Whether you'll be hitting your local racetrack this coming weekend or just drag racing your
buddies down the driveway, experienced racers and novices alike are sure to enloy the
performance and versatility of the vehicle 11 6N B---1/16 4WD Nitro Buggy.
SAFETY GUIDELINES
The vehicle is not intended for use by children without direct supervisìon of a responsible,
knowledgeable adult. We shall not be liable for any loss or damages, whether direct,
indirect, special, incidental orconsequential,arisingfromtheuse,misuse,orabuseofthis
product and/or any product or accessory required to operate this product.
IMPORTANT POINTS TO REMEMBER
Always, turn on your transmitter first before turning on your vehicle's receiver switch. When turning an R/C
vehicle off, the order is just the opposite; Turn the receiver switch offfirst and then turn the transmitter off.
Just remember that when you r car is turned ON, your transm ilter shou ld always be tu rned O N. lf not,
1 1 6NB will no longer be under the control of your transmitter, and could unexpectedly take off on its own,
causing damage to itself and other people.
Never use old, worn out batteries in your transmitter or buggy. Use only fresh alkaline batteries or fuìly
charqed rechargeable batteries to ensure that you will not exceed the range of your radio system while
driviÀg your bu9gy. lt is also very important to stop your buggy immediately when you begin to see that it is
slowing down. This means the batteries in your buggy are close to beìng fully discharged, and if you
contrnuetorunyourbuggyafterithasslowed,itmayrun outofcontrol'sinceitdoesnothavesufficient
voltage left to receive the signals from your transmitter.
Only run your 116N8 in safe, open areas thatwill not put anything oranyone in dangerofa collision. Use
common sense when driving your buggy to ensure lhat you will not cause potential hazard to anyone
(crowdsof peopleandconfinedareasshouldbeavoided).Although116NB issmall andlightweight,itcan
still hurt when it runs into you at ankle height. lt can also slarlle someone who is not expecting it, so it is
extremely important to ALWAYS keep a safe distance between any people and the path of your buggy
(don't forget this includes yourseìf)!
Never run your 1 1 6NB through puddles, wet grass, snow or any other type of moisture. Also never use any
liquid cleaners around the electronic components on your vehicle. Any small amount of moisture can
cause several damage to your electronics.
lf you will be runn ing your 1 16N B with other R/C vehicles, always conf irm before turning you r transmitter
on, that no one else is using your same frequency channel. lf necessary, you may change
frequencies(Certainly this is not related to 2.4G transmìtter.)
WHAT ELSE IS NEEDED:
B "AA" alkaline batteries (for the radio transmitter)
GETTING STARTED
1. INSTALLING TRANSMITTER BATTERIES

lnstall I new "AA" batteries into your vehicle transmitter' Check the life
and proper installation of your batteries by switching the transmitter to on.
On vehicle transmitters, you should see allthree LED's light up (red'
yellow, and green). lf you do not, your batteries may be low on voltage or
you may not have installed them all correctly. As the life of yourtransmitter
batteries begins to decline, the green LED will no Ionger light. When you
notice that you are down to only the yellow and red lights, thìs ìs a caulion
siqn that it is time to instali new batteries. lfyou continue operating your
Ar003T. and see that the yellow light goes out (and only the red light is lit),
STOP I[/MEDIATELY!Your vehicle may easily travelout of range causing
you to lose all control, which could result in a collision causing damage to the vehicle or other property.
2. CHARGING YOUR VEHICLE
Charge you r A2003T battery pack. Connect the charger to your battery pack (it will only plug i n one
Oirec[ioÀ) and then plug the charger into a standard wa]l outlet. Charging takes approximately 3-4 hours.
When the battery ìs chàrged unplug the charger and connect the battery to your speed control's battery
plug. Your vehicie chargér will safely charge your battery pack and not over charge ìt. Be careful when
usiÀg after market chargers that you do not overcharge the battery pack and ruin it'
3. ASSEMBLING THE ANTENNA
Locate the plastic antenna tube (found insìde the manual bag) .
Run the anlenna wìre up through the rear antenna mount hole in the upper chassis plate and begin
feeding it into the plastic antenna tube until it comes out the other side. Pullthe remaining wire through
the tubi, and then press the tube into the antenna mount in the upper chassis plate. Bend the antenna wire
downaroundthetubeandinstalltheblack rubberantennacaponthetopofthetube.Youmaythenwrap
the remaining wire around the tube.
DO NOT cut the antenna wire off! This could shorten the range of your radio system'
Declaration for Using of Our Products
Evenifthevehicleisquitesmallatthefirstglance,thereisriskofinjuriesinthecase ofcrashwith
people(or animals), because of the high acceleration capacity and the high achievable speed.
Sharp edges and rotating parts also present a high danger!
This is why you should drive very responsibly and carefuìly, this is especially the case for inexperienced
d rivers.
So, here we declared as below:
1. please do note this manual carefully, especially the attentions parts and if you are a new player
without enough experience, we will not take any responsibility for the car damages or injuries caused
by incorrect operation!
2. We have righì to change the specification and parameter of the model and without notice in
advance, please take the material object as the standard!

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