Exhibit B Owners Manual
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FCC ID: CVTRRlZOOY
1/25 scale radio control yacht
M a [a I n er Roe-1904080
© NlKKo PRINTED IN MALAYSIA
i' ' Please read carefully before starting to oper—
ate.
0 Video laps iiiuluded
(Make sure to watch the video before your start
sailing the yacht.)
' WARNING
Adult’s supervision is requested for children.
0 Keep the operation manual and display box
for future reference.
IT IS A VIOLATION OF THE FCC REGULATIONS T0 REMODEL OR
ALTER THIS DEVICE IN ANV WAY WITHOUT PERMISSION. ANY-
ONE WHO VIOtATES THE REGULATIONS WILL LOSE THE RIGHT
To OPERATE THE DEVICE.
CAUTION: ELECTRIC TOY ATTENTION PARENTS
Not recommended ior children unders It is recommended that this tov_and all
years 01 age. As with all electric prod- awessories be eriodically examined for
ucts, precautions should be observed otential hazar s and that any potentiall
during handling and use to prevent azardous pans be repaired or replace -
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N’KKO Parts:(800) 76-4556
Eh Fax:(972)57B-7059
AMERICA, INC e—mail :nikkocs@airmail.net
ATURES
- ir-channel functional rudder control system enables right and left turns.
l he rudder control system allows any form of yachting.
a can be displayed on the display stand _ ‘
(Aboundant accessories to present so high a sense of reality that the
model can be a beautiful room decoration.)
0 With an operation manual on a video tape: “How to Operate the Yachf
C Ready-made and easy to operate
BATTERY REQUIREMENTS:
Transmitter: 1 x OOGP (QV) battery
Yacht: 1 x Ni-Cd rechargeable battery pack (4.8V)
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TO RECHAHGE 4.8 V Nl-CD BATTERY PACK
You hoye to remove 4.8 V Ni—Cd battery pack from the vehicle to recharge.
New Nl-Cd battery packs are not charged. Charge before use.
HOW TO RFCHARGE:
T . Join connectors of the NiACd Household outlet
pack with the charger making sure
that they are positloned properly.
2. Plug charger into ordinary
household outlet.
3. .Charge for approx. 4 — 5 hours.
4. Unplug the charger from the @
electrical outlet. w
5. Unplug the battery pack connec-
tor from the charger.
To detach the connector
Press the stopper of the charger connec-
tor end pull out the connector.
Note:
* Keep the Indicated charging time.
* Average charging time is approx. 4 to 5 hours.
* Additional charging will not improve the output of the battery pack.
* Excessive chargin can possibly damage the charger or the battery
pack and may be angorous.
Warning:
Charge Ni-Cd battery pack only.
Do not charge flashlight, heavy duty, alkaline, transistor, mercury or
other pnmary cell batteries as this can cause leakage, fire nr explosion,
WUDGJMI. ma 2 tam/u, rm:
C UTlON WHEN CHARGING vaCD BATTERY PACK
Be sure to read.
Note: .
The Ni—Cd battery pack may get pretty heated while being
charged. Place the battery pack on the nonfiammable thing.
0 Don‘t charge dry cell batteries. 0 Excessive charging may not only
Don't disassemble, heat, or throw the shorten the battery pack life but also
batteries rnto fire. cause an unexpected accident.
0 insert the battery pack making sure 0 Leaving batteries in the yacht or
that the + and — poles are positioned the transmitter for 3 Ion period of
properly. time may cause battery eakage or
other dama e. Remove all the bat-
. If the direction of the battery pack teries both mm the vehicle and the
is wrong, you cannot insert it into the trarrsrrritter after use.
charger.
0 Don’t charge the heated battery
O Keep the indicated charging time. pack immediately after use. Wait
until it is cooled off.
ODon’l charge when there is an in—
fant around. 0 Don‘t try to dlsasserrrble or remodel
the charger or NI—Cd battery pack.
0 Don’t charge where the tempera-
ture is extremely high, or low, or 0 Slup playing when the connector
where it is wet or damp. cords are severed. It‘s very danger—
ous.
0 Charge at well—ventilated place.
0 When you disconnect the connec-
0 Don‘t charge the battery pack in— tors, don t pull the cords as they can
side the RIC yacht. be severed.
0 When charging, remain near the 0 Don’t let the charger and the Ni
charger to observe the terrrperature Cd battery pacK get wet.
of the charger and the Ni—Cd battery
pack to prepare for an unexpected
trouble.
O Charge fully discharged Ni-Cd bat—
tery pack only. (When the rudder
become unmovable, the pack Is dis-
charged.)
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How to install the mast and sails
First, take out the mast and sails to install.
1. Mount the mast on the deck
© ©flannnectthe main
boom to the hook
. 4_ near the mast
filns‘tall the mast in
me mast holder on
the deck.
deck Use the display
stand,
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2. Hook the snaps
o Hook each snap as illustrated.
MA
lfthe cord is too fl
9ht to hook
the sna
illustralelzi', base" the m’” 39
3.Adjust the cords ®
Adjust,the oordti m|
by Sliding the co -
{uahrég snap so that
he ck and mast
make a right angle.
from: iew
Adjust Q antic? by referring to ”Adjusting Sail Tack}
mus)“ m6 5 ’ mat/m. 1“:
i @
0 How to install antenna tube.
Pass the antenna wire through the
antenna-tube and insert the tube
into the antenna tube holder.
antenna-tube holder
lithe antenna tube capnnthe sfllrnflssfully inserted into the antenna-tube holder, hold the
root of thed antenna wrre wrth fingers of one hand and extend the Wire wrth fingers of the
other han .
o How to install transmitter antenna
Place the transmitter antenna imo the antenna
holder and screw it in clockwise.
* Do not install the antenna extended.
* ii the amenna Is not screwed in securely. the
yacht may move erratically. Screw the an-
; tenna securely.
0 Battery installation
{Remove thehbalttgry cltlxnapalrtdmgnt lid. d
o removet e i , u t e i ownwar
map (9 V) battery pressing the mark PEN.
Caution:
Install battery making sure that the + and
— poles are positioned properly,
é battery compartment lid
0 HOW TO ATTACH A RIBBON f
Tie a ribbon to transmitter
RlbbU" antenna as shown.
I You can check the direc-
A tion and the velocity of the
. £7 wind by using the ribbon.
Transmitter antenna ® -
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Hficharqe the 4.8V battery afler carefully reading the directions for the batteries and re-
(3 fl tel.
(D ':"9 sure that the power switch of
®Tum the 51:0 er of the ha a lid.
the yacht is in the “OFF" position. pp {1 ry
mm
Installthe N' bane ack. Io'nl .
(Deanneaorsléi‘l‘tjne batrtve?y acklang e
maIn body. Make suret ey are con-
nected firmly.
Hifiay‘r's‘tana
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Technical terms and the principle of sailing
wind direction
When aiy ch” the win , '| shiver in the
{ting ended? ngflqtfngtipn. lin‘imssg‘efise; the yacht
a . ‘ ' ‘
5 2
class-hauled wmd dtteetlon close-hauled
(D . 3 0)“
m l
'. R ‘ sift-32” fl
quarter quarter
gtétboiard tack: sails are on the left @ Port tack: sails are on the tight side.
side. running
may The yacht Is sailing toward the wlnq, haulin| as close on the wind as passtble but
not sq ctqse as to shiver. Once this technique has been mastered, you can sail the
yecgtto reach the destination by zigzsggtng even it you cannot sail straight into the
Win .
®®' The yacht is sailing with the wind coming abeam. The yacht can sail at its highest
speed in this posiuon. Tim's is one of easy techniques for beginners.
®@' The yacht ls sailin with the quartering wind and can sail as fast as in the ®®'
case. However, ift 3 wind is too strong, the rudder may become uncontrollable for
you to collect the yacht. Do not sail when it is windy.
The yacht runs with the wind comin right behind (without depending on the Bernomli‘s
theorgrn). The paint Is to extendt e sails across the sides to get as much wind as
pose! e.
”f The area between 45° to the right and left facing the wind is where the yacht can
not sail because of shivering of the sells.
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Bernoulli’s rem makes a yacht sail
Th
e theorem that RC yachts sail forward is similar to the theorem that airplanes lIy. It
is because the cross sections of the wings and sails are Similar and propulsive force of
both airplanes and yachts is obtained from the etlect of wind. When a wind blows, the
speed at the wind on the surface of the front side and reverse side of the sail varies,
thereby enerating running iilt “7“, Running tilt “2" has force “V' which Pushes the RC
yacht si eways. To resist this ioroe “Y", the keel is useful. Running iilt ” transferred
through the keel becomes resistance “Y“ which negges the opposite force “Y". Then the
remalning force “X" moves the RC acht forward. he above theory Is called Bernoulli's
thénrem that explains how planes y and how yachts move forward.)
Ad' st
When the wind is blowing hard, or when you wish to sail the yacht slowly, open the sail
tack wide.
When there is a light or no wind, or when you wish to sail the yacht last, keep the sail mck
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Use the rudder controller as illustrated below.
wind
,._
vi to the utmost left
\ /
\ \ aterti ng
“ “ ‘\\ posrtron
* Push the yacht so that it will
get a side errd.
2’ %
slowl to the left '
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/ ,/
-’ o L
\ B \
Sail zigza toward the
point A. ( e carelul not
to shiver the sails.)
y’
X0 0
As
hack tn the neutral pnsitinn
A heading ror “03th _
<4; neck to the neutral position
Transmitter
Rudder control stick
Ielt/strai- ht/r' - ht
When you keep the transmitters stick
at the neutral position, the power of
the transmitter will be switched oft au-
tomatically.
Reconlirm the following before start sailing
$Choose a day with moderate winds, especially tor the lirst try.
LED Power
ndicator
$For sailin , select such places as a lake, pond and marsh where there is no current.
Rivers wit r current is undesirable fur sailing because the yacht may be canted away.
iuControl the yacht with confidence.
fiMake sure that knots and snaps are firmly secured
fiMake sure that no other people are playing with RC items on your same frequency in
your vicinity.
*To make a turn, let the sails catch a wind and operate the rudder controller quickly while
the vacht is moving test. It the yacht is not sailing with enouoh speed. you cannot make
a desrred turn because the eltect of the rudder rs unable to overcome the wrnd.
”When it has become windy, take back the yacht without delay.
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VlitAtSleI me to “Ff ram/or. mm
depends on how much you use the rudder controller. Try to bring back
t e y
[You can sail the yacht for approximately 60 minutes. The battery Iiffl
h aehore before the batteries run out.
e transmitter antenna to its lull length.
You can control the yacht at a longer distance
by holding the transmitter higher with the antenna
straight up.
(D Check the direction and the ve-
locity of the wind by the ri
Wind velocity is 1~3m
- Th‘ia YACHT is designed to
sail in calm water.(The wind
5 o velocity is about 1~Sm.)
Avoid sailing the yac twhen the wind velocity
is too high.
(3) Turn the power switch of the yacht “ON".
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@ Turn ON the transmitter by operating the transmitter. (The
LED lamp will glow.)
Check to see whether the rudder moves exactly as you
move the control stick.
(5) Start operating the yacht. Set the yacht afloat and push
in such a way it will get the wind from the side. See “Sail-
ing technique”.
(Q When you finished with the yacht, turn the power switch of
the yacht “OFF".
® After playing, bring the boat to
a dry place remove the batter-
ies from the boat and the
transmitter, drain all me water
out olthe hull, and dry the boat
well before putting it away.
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I Do not sail the yacht in a pond or
marsh where such obstacles as
lants, rubbish and junk are float-
ing. They will damage the yacht.
I Do not play where there is a strong
current or wind.
I Do not play in the sea water.
I Do not play when it is thundering.
l Bring back the yacht to the shore
before the batteries run out.
Warning:
The RC yacht should be played at the
water’s edge of a lake or ponds. Make
sure that the yacht is operated in a
safe place so that neither the opera
tor nor accompanying persons meet
with any accidents.
Maintenance '
' When you have finished, dry up the yacht with a dry towel.
I Do not use chemicals. They may transform or damage the yacht.
After playing, remove all batteries
from the yacht and the transmitter,
drain the waist out of the hull, and
dry the yacht well before storing.
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BATTERY CAUTION SHEET (NO D.C. JACK)
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- Check the batteries regularly lnr leakage.
~ Remove empty batteries from the toy.
- Never try to charge non»rechargeable batteries.
- Remnvahle batteries: which can he recharged muet he remnverl fmm the my
prior to charging.
- Rechargeable batteries may only be charged under the supervision of an adult.
- When inserting the batteries take care not to reverse their polarity.
' Never Use batteries of difierent manufacturers, and do not mix old and new batter»
ies. .
~ Use only the recommended batteries or batteries of equal quality.
' Never shun-circuit tile tuliirirlals.
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Clearring and maintenance:
This toy yacht needs periodic maintenance and cleaning.
Warning to the parents ,
The charger for the Ni-Cd battery pack needs periodic inspection to see that the lead
Wires, plugs, outer case, and other parts are‘not damaged in any way. if any of the
parts are dairiaged, do not use the charger until it is currtpletely repaired.
Caution
Ker? out at reach ol small children under 86 months old as there is danger of getting
u .
THE RBRC'"Seal on the nickel cadmium battery pack
indicates that NikkoAmerioa is voluntarily participating tn an
induct? Erogram to oolloot and rcofiolc these buttorice at the
end 0 air useful life. The RB C program rovides a
convenient alternative to disposing nicke vcadmium
batteries into the trash or municipal waste stream,which is
Illegal In some areas.
Nikko America’s payments to RBFtC makes it easy tor you to
dro off the spent battery pack at local retailers who sell
m-u rep acement nickel-cadmium batteries.
You may also contact your local recgcling center for
information on where to return the spent artery pack.
RBRC is a trademark of the Rechargeable Battery Recycling
Corporation.
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THE FCC WANTS YOU KNOW
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.
2 This device must accept any interference receivadjncluding interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Your Fl/C boat might cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating prop-
er y.
Io determine whether your Ft/C boat is causing the interference, tum otl your Ft/C
oat.
if the interference goes awav,v0LJr H/C boat is causing the interference.
Try to eliminate the rnterlerence by:
0 Moving our RIC boat away from the receiver.
0 Contacting your local store for help.
If you cannot eliminate the interlerence, the FCC requires that you stop using your
RIC boat.
CAUTION:
Changes or modifications not. expressly approved by the
manufacttxrer for compliance could void Lhe user's
authority to operate the equipment.
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