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_@ FCC ID: CVTTN77UDYH J
7/25 scale radio control yacht
Mar,” er ROG-1904090 Owner's Manual
«9 NlKKO PRINTED IN MAiAVSiA.
‘l’ 0 Please read carefully before starting to oper-
ate.
0 Video tape included
(Make sure to watch the video before your start
sailing the yacht.)
o WARNING
Adull’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
ALI an lr-ils Utvluh IN ANV WAY WI iHUUI FhHMISSIUN, ANY-
ONE WHO VIOLATES THE REGULATIONS WILL LOSE THE RlGHT
TO OPERATE THE DEVICE.
CAUTION; ELECTRIC TOY ATTENTION PATIENTS '
Not recommended for children under a It is recommended that this toy and all
years 01 age. As with all electric prod— accesories bareuodically examined Ior
ucts, precautions should be observed fimsmial haza s and that any potential!
Ullllng naflullng and USE to prevent azamous pans ne repaired or repia ‘
electric shock. '
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' ' ' WWW Repair:(800)736-4556
N’KKO Parts:(800)776-4556
__fi Fax:(972)575-7059
AMERICA, INC e-mail :nikkocs@alrmail.net
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o 1 channel functional rudder control system enables right and left turns.
The rudder control system allows any form of yachting.
0 Can be displayed on the display stand ,
(Abniindan accessories: tn present sn 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 Yacht
0 Ready-made and easy to operate
BATTERY REQUIREMENTS:
Transmitter: 1 x noep (QV) hattery‘
Yacht: 1 x Ni-Cd rechargeable battery pack (4.8V)
VuLMEJMLM x i war/u. iiztz
6“
TO RECHARGE 4.8 V Nl—CD BATTERY PACK
You have to remove 4.8 V Ni—Gd battery pack from the vehicle to recharge,
New Ni-Cd battery packs are not charged. Charge before use.
HOW TO RECHAHGE: Household outlet
1. Join cannaclors U! the Ni-Cd
pack with the charger making sure
that they are positioned property.
z. Hug charger into ordinary
household outlet.
3. .Charge for approx. 4 — 5 hours.
4. Unplug the charger from the
electrical outlet.
5. Unplug the battery pack connec-
tor from the charger.
Ni-Cd battery pack (4.8 V)
To detach the connector
Press the stopper oi the charger connec-
tor and 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 battew pack.
* Excessive charging can possibly damage the charger nr the battery
pack and may be dangerous.
Warning:
Charge Ni-Cd battery pack only.
Do not charge flashlight, heavy duty, alkaline, transistor, mercury or
other primary cell batteries as this can cause leakage, fire or explosion.
mmJflAl-wfi z i wot/u. rm:
CAUTION WHEN CHARGING NI—CD 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 nonflammable thing.
0 Don’t charge dry cell batteries. 0 Excessive charging may not only
Don't disassemble, heat, ortnrow the snonen the battery pack li 9 but also
batteries into fire. cause an unexpected accident.
0 Insert the battery pack makin sure 0 Leaving batteries in the yacht or
that the + and - poles are positioned the transmitter for a Ion period of
properly. time may cause battery eakage or
other demo 0. Remove all the bat-
. if the direction of the battery pack teries both rem the vehicle and the
ishwrong, you cannot insert it into the transmitter after use.
c aroer.
0 Don't charge the heated batter
0 Keep the indicated charging time. pack immediatel after use. Wait
until it is cooled o .
ODon't charge when there is an in»
tent around. 0 Don’ttry to disassemble or remodel
the charger or Ni-Cd battery pack.
0 Don't charge where the tempera-
ture is extremely high, or low, or 0 Stop playing when the connector
where it is wet or damp. cords are severed. It’s very danger-
Dus.
O 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 I Don‘t let the charger and the Ni—
charger to observe the temperature Cd battery pack get wet.
of the charger and the Ni—Cd battery
ack to prepare for an unexpected
roubie.
o Charge fully discharged Ni—Cd bat—
tery pack only. (When the rudder
become unmovable, the pack is dis-
charged.)
manual in! a i Win/m. rmz
How to install the mast and sails
First, take out the mast and sails to install.
1. Mount the mast on the deck
main boom
6 ©tkConnectthe main
boom to the hook
. , near the mast.
drlnstzll the mast In 4
the mast holder on
the deck.
deck Use the display
stand.
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2. Hook the snaps
o Hook sacr- snap ab Illustrated.
3.Adjust the cords ®
Adiu_st.1he cord tightly
by gjldlng {hp cm a -
{ustmg snap so that
he d ck and mast
make a right angle.
side new
Adjust Q and@ by referring to "Adjusting Sail Etc/("é
wmsyu-fi s % awn/u mu
from view
BEFOREYOU ARTO RATl
0 How to install antenna tube.
antenna wire
Pass the antenna wrre through the
antenna- tube and Insert the tube
into the emenna-iube holder.
antenna-tube
antenna-tube holder
Ii the amenna tube cannot be successfully inserted into the antenna tube holder, hold the
root 0}; the1 antenna wire with lingers 01 one hand and extend the wire with fingers of the
other an
0 How to install transmitter antenna
Place the transmitter antenna into the antenna
hnlrlnr and screw it in clockwise.
£2 * Do not install the antenna extended.
* II the antenna Is not screwed' in securely. the
yacht may move erratically. Screw the an-
‘ tenna securely.
0 Battery installation
_l|=_lemove thelbatfiry OWN-imiildngm lid d
0 lsrnuvu l IU pu 1: IS ownwar
map (9 V) battery pressing me mark OPEN.
. Ja Caution:
% Inmli baflery making sure that the + and
— poles are positioned properly.
13/ ' 1 battery compartment lid
l¢
0 HOW TO ATTACH A RIBBON ‘ , .
Tie a ribbon to transmitter
Ribbon antenna as shown.
J] You can check the direc-
tion and the velocity nime
®wind by using the ribbon.
Transm liter antenna
vnuuuu m! s i Win/u. ism:
Rhechargs the 4.8V battery after carefulry reading the directions tor the batteries and re-
c a er.
® ‘f’e su 3 that the power switch of
the yacht is In the “OFF" position.
@I
(2) Turn the stopper of the battery lid.
(4) lnstallthe Ni-Cd bane packjoinl g r e
connectors of the ba ery eack an the
mam quy. Make sure t ay are con?
nected 1 rmly.
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Technical terms and the principle of sailing
Shiver wlnd nirectlon
W Bflfly 0th the in . ' shiverin the
gig“? endaqp ngfiufinwpvrli. qnfififlge; the yacht
a _ . .
oiuwhuuieu wind direction clone hauled
® T"? ®t ..
' tr uns lights
. \( direfition a '
abeam (z) rQ Qfi ®mhnam
G) i G)‘
quarter quarter
Starboard tack: sails are on the left (9 Port tack: sails are on the rtght side.
side. running
@@’ The yacht is sailing toward the wind, hauling as close on the wind as pussibls but
not sq clqse as to shiver. Once this technique has been mastered, you can sail the
yecgt to reach the destination by zigzagging even if you cannot sail straight into the
W Fl .
®®' The yacht is sailing with the wind coming abeam. The yacht can sail at its highest
speed in this positron. This is one at easy techniques for beginners.
®®’ The yacht is sailin with the quartering wind and can sail as fast as in the @®'
case. However, iit 9 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 uomin right behind (without depending on the Bernoulli‘s
théorglrn). The point is to extend t e sails across the sides to get as much wind as
panel a.
4“ The area between 45° to the right and Iett facing the wind is where the yacht can
not sail because of shivering o the sails.
mmflras a ss/m/na, ram
orem makes a yacht sail
e theorem that RC ya sail lonuard is similar to the theorem that airplanes fly. it
is because the cross sentinns oi the wings and sails are similar and propulsive force of
both airplanes and yachts is obtained from the eflect of wind. When a wind blows, the
speed of the wind on the surface of the front side and reverse side of the sail varies,
thereby generating running lift “2”. Running lilt "Z" has lcrce “Y" which pushes the RC
yacht sideways. To resist this tome “Y", the keel is uselul. Running lift “2" transient-2d
through the keel becomes resistance “V“ which negates the opposite force “Y". Then the
remaining lorce “X' moves the RC cht lorward. (The above theory is called Bernbulii‘s
théorem that explains how planes y and how yachts move lorward.)
Adjust the sail tack
When the wind ls blowing ham, or wnen you wish to sail the yacht sluwly, open the sail
hack wide.
wind
Wham there is a light or no wind, or when you wich to call the yacht last, keep the sail tank
narrow.
wind
VOLNSJIAI. m n BEAM/M, l3:4|
— starting
\\\ \ position
Push the yacht so that it will
get a side wind.
; 1"
I, /
tOB \
‘r\ K
{A
Sail zigzag toward the
pomt A. ( ecarelul not
to shiver the sails.)
“k c '
Q 0 (97
her heading tor "C", ‘x/
backtothe neutral position back to the neutral position
Transmitter Rudder control stink
lelt/straightjrlght
LED Power . , .
Indicator When you keep the transmrfler s stick
at the neutral position, the power of
the transmitter will be switched on au»
tomafically.
Reconfirm the following before start sailing
Mhoose a day with moderate winds, especially tor the first try.
«Fm sailing, “lam cut-h piano: as a lake: pond and marsh when; there i: (to current.
Rivers with current is undesirable for satllng because the yacht may he earned away.
fiControl the yacht with confidence.
¥Make sure that knots and snaps are firmly secured.
$Make sure that no other people are playing with RC items on your same frequency in
your vicinity.
fi-To make a turn, let the sails catch a wind and operate the rudder controller quickly while
the yacht is moving last. It the yacht is not sailing with enough speed. you cannot make
a desired rum necause me SITGCI DI rne rudder IS unable to Overcome the WING.
tit-When it has become windy, take back the yacht without delay.
to
WLMtthAI run to WIN/DE. run
depends on now much you use the rud r controller. Try to bring back
the yacht ashore before the batteries run outi
LYou can sail the yacht for approximately 60 minutes. The battery lifa
(D Extend the tranemitter antenna to its lull length.
You can control the yacht at a longer distance
by holding the transmitter higher with the antenna
straight up.
CD Check the direction and the ve-
locity of the wind by the rlbbon.
Wind velocity is 1~3m
Vlfind
-)
Avoid sallln the yacfit when the wind velocity
ls too high.
' This YACHT is designed to
sail in calm water.(The wind
0 veloclty is about 1~3m.)
(3) Turn the power switch of the yacht “ON".
@ Iurn ON the transmitter by operating the transmitter. (I'he
LED lamp will glow.)
Check to see whether the rudder moves exactly as you
move the control stick.
Start operating the yacht. Set the yacht afloat and push
in such a way rt will get the wind from the side, See “Sall-
mg technlque".
(5) When you finished with the yacht, turn the power switch ol
the yacht OFF . DN LEUIlGFF
(D Afterplaying,bringtheooetto H lwm
a dry place remove the batter-
ies [mm the boat and the
transmitter, drain all me water
out of the hull, and drythe boat
well before putting it away.
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’ 4? l
I Do not sail the yacht in a pond or
marsh where such obstacles as
plants, rubbish and junk are float-
ing. They will damage the yacht.
I Do not play where there is a strong
current or wind.
. 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 panda, Make
sure that the yacht is operated in a
safe place so that neither the opera- @
tor nor accompanyinq persons meet
With any accidents.
Maintcn
i 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 glaying, remove all batteries
from e yacht and the transmitter
drain the water out of the hull, an
dry the yacht well before storing.
i?
VOLANS MI. ma rz «19> emu/rm. l3;JA
BATTERY CAUTION SHEET (NO D.Ct JACK)
(E)
- Check the batteries regularly tor leakaget
' Remove empty batteries from the toy
- Never try to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
' Removable batteries which can be recharged must be removed from the toy
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 polarityl
0 Never ll
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