Hobbico 2CH900-27 27 MHz R/C TRANSMITTER User Manual USERS MANUAL

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Document Title	USERS MANUAL

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GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
R/C MicroCycles are recommended for ages 8 and older. To ensure the safety and fun of young modelers,
please follow these operating instructions and general safety rules:
• Adult supervision is recommended.
• Never charge, run, or store your R/C MicroCycles
in areas of high temperatures, low temperatures,
or high humidity. Do not store in direct sunlight.
• Do not allow children under age 3 to play with the
R/C MicroCycles or radio transmitter. Small parts
could be swallowed and cause suffocation.
Tested To Comply
With FCC Standards
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
• Never operate your model in any area with
full-size vehicles.
• Do not pick up your R/C MicroCycles when it is in
motion. Keep hair, loose clothing, face and fingers
away from the tires and wheels.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation. The manufacturer is not
responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
• Moisture can cause electronic malfunction and
short circuits with strong electrical current. Should
your model become wet, stop using it immediately.
• R/C MicroCycles are for indoor use only, and may
be permanently damaged by outdoor dirt and dust.
• Never disassemble or solder the model.
Do not put it into fire.
• Do not run your R/C MicroCycles on rugs or
carpeting. The fibers may become tangled in and
damage the model.
HCAC0991-0996
R/C MicroSizers
MicroCycles
• Do not drop your model from
high places.
Meets Canada 210 requirements.
BATTERY HANDLING AND CARE
Motorcycle Battery Care
Transmitter Battery Care
Transmitter Battery Installation
A rechargeable battery is built into the main body
of the motorcycle. Using the battery incorrectly
will cause it to leak, rupture, or ignite. Follow
these precautions:
Always use “AA” alkaline batteries. If improper batteries
are used in the transmitter, they may become hot, leak,
and rupture. Follow these precautions:
Four “AA” alkaline batteries are required. Never
use other types of batteries.
• If your R/C MicroCycle has been unused for a
long period or you are charging its built-in battery
for the first time, the battery may not charge to
full capacity. This does not indicate battery
failure. Recharging and running the model 4 or 5
times will gradually lengthen run times.
1. Remove the battery cover screw with a Phillips
screwdriver.
• Never use rechargeable batteries, such as NiCds,
in the transmitter.
2. Install your batteries with the correct polarity.
• Do not mix different types of batteries, or old and
new batteries.
3. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw.
• When changing batteries, replace ALL of the old
batteries with new ones.
• Fully discharge the battery by running the
motorcycle before recharging.
• Make sure the batteries are installed with the
correct polarity as shown in the battery
compartment.
• Charge the battery only when the motorcycle is
NOT running. To prevent overcharging, never
recharge a battery which has already been fully
charged. This will not increase running speed.
• Do not charge or disassemble your transmitter
batteries. Never allow them to become hot or to
burn. To avoid short-circuits, avoid getting them wet.
• Recharge the battery only with the transmitter’s
built-in charger.
• If the chassis becomes warm, let it cool before
running again.
• If liquid from inside the batteries contacts your skin
or clothes, wash them with water. If leaked battery
fluid gets into your eyes, flush them immediately
with cool water and seek medical attention. Do
not rub eyes.
• You can race about 50 times with new “AA”
alkaline batteries.
This product uses a recyclable NiCd battery. To
dispose of the battery, remove it and take it to a
recycling center.
How to Charge
1 Position the motorcycle with the front-end facing the same direction
as the antenna on the transmitter.
2 Snap your model onto the built-in charger.
3 The metal contacts on the motorcycle and the charger must make
contact. While charging, keep pressing the motorcycle against the
transmitter and make sure the CHARGE light is on.
4 The charge light on the front of the transmitter will light for 45
seconds. When it goes out, the battery has completed charging.
How to Race
1 Gently pull up the antenna on the transmitter.
After Racing
2 Turn on the MicroCycle at the rear of the motorcycle.
1 Turn the MicroCycle off at the rear of the motorcycle.
3 Place on hard, smooth surface and be prepared for fast action!
2 Gently push the antenna back into the transmitter.
4 Steer the front tire left or right by pushing the directional toggle control.
☞ To race, each car must be on a different frequency.
off
on
ON/OFF
SWITCH
Troubleshooting
Motorcycle does
not run
Motorcycle does not
operate properly
Motorcycle moves
uncontrollably
Probable Cause: Transmitter
battery capacity is low, or
batteries have not been installed.
Correction: Install four brandnew “AA” alkaline batteries (they
must be alkaline).
Probable Cause: Radio
signals don’t seem to reach
the motorcycle.
Correction: Fully extend the
antenna on the motorcycle and
transmitter. Maximum range is
10-15 feet.
Probable Cause: Are you
driving your motorcycle on a rug?
Correction: R/C MicroCycles
are not intended for running on
rugs or carpets.
Probable Cause: Is there dust
and/or lint on the tires?
Correction: Remove dust/lint
from the tires.
Probable Cause: Interference
from reflected radio waves
Correction: Turn off electronic
devices or move to a different
location.
Probable Cause: Are you
running with another motorcycle
on the same frequency?
Correction: Each motorcycle
must be on a different frequency.
Entire Contents © Copyright 2004 – 3033140
Printed in China

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