Unimax Toys 4240-01 RC Car User Manual
Unimax Toys Limited RC Car
User Manual
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Thank you for purchasrng a Hadllne RC vehicle! We are eonildem you will appreciale it‘s
race ready design, precision periormance and lhs ability lo modify your stock vehicle to
maxrmlze speed and handling using Official Hemline FlC Perlnrmance Paris-»aava§lable
separately from your hobby dealer or Radlirle RC.
Hadline RC Offers yuu the ultimale radio control racing experience, This Ovmer’s Manual is
deslgned lor use wllh Radllne RC Elile Series Vehicles and contains the instruclions you will
need lo assemble, operate and maintain your vehicle fur years to come.
We know you are anxlnus in start racing-"but ll IS very Important that you rake (he Ilms to
read ihe Owner’s Manual even if you are an experienced RIC racer.
Carerully read and renew all instructions in his and any omer manuals included with your
vehicle. Failure re follow the insrrurnrons will be considered abuse and or neglect and may
void your Taclan/ warranty.
Your vehicle Is designed to run an uneven or rough terrain. vaever dust. sand, waler, and
carpet fibers can looge in lhe wurkrng pane of your vehicle and it not remwed prcmplly,
can damage n. We do nor warramy your vehlde lmrrl damage due to outside elemems
including sand, dirt or water. This product is nor a toy. ll is natdeslgned (or users under 8
years old. You are responsiule for the maintenance and sale operanon of lhis vehicle.
Before operaiing your vehicle. please read lhis manual completely and examine ynur vehicle
and lransmitter. If for any reason you are rial satisfied with your purchase, please remm IT
to your hubby dealer belure running yourvehicle. Your hubby dealer cannol accept a vehicle
Dr Transmitter lor return or exchange after it has been run.
SUPPORT
A highly experiencad supporl team dedicated lo making your RC experience totally anyoyaule
backs your Radllne RC.
If you have any questions aboul your vehlcle Dr The Hartline RC radio syslem call (he Radline
HC Support loll lree at : 1 866 486 4629 (loll free available In the U.S,A. Only all others please
call 1 949 858 8409). Phone support is available Monday through Frlday from 8:30AM10
5‘00PM Pacific Time. Teohnlcal assistance is also available cm line at www.mdllnerc.com or
by email a! supporl©radllnerc.com.
Hadllne RC offers lull-service repair to handle bolh warranty repair or replacement and out-
airwarrarliy service, Radllne RC recommends you purchase maintenance and repair parts
as well as New Upgrade Performance Pans from your local hobby dealer, For those who do
not have a flaming RC hobby dealer conveniently located To them, malnlenance and repair
pads, as well as New Upgrade Performance Pans, may be purchased direcllylmm Radlrne
RC by phone or onlins El wweruyRadlinercrcom,
Do nor hesilale in contact Radline RC (or any product support needs. We are anxlcus lo help.
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Radllne RC warns you to enjoy yaur new vehicle and m operate it Wllh care and safety.
Failure to operate your vehlcls m a safe and responswble manner may result in injury to
yourself, others or properly around you. Vou are responsible lor following me guldellnes
meminned here and to operate your vehicle safely.
~Do not run your vehicle on public roads or any area where you may interrupt pedestrian or
vehicle llama,
~ Do not operale in a cungesled area or in crowds. Ynurvehlcle can cause harm ll ll collides
wllh any other person,
- Do nor operate ycur vehlcle wirh obstructed line of sight, at night, or near waler.
' The mater and batteries can become hm during use. Dc nol handle ellhsr alter use to
avoid injury,
< Your vehicle is controlled by radial Radio waves are subject to interference from oulside
sources, Radio intefierence can cause loss of conth of your vehicle.
< Always allow a margln of safety In all directions,
~ Keep all small pans and anylhlng electric out or me reach ol small clrlldren,
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Your vehicle comes with all me equipment, tools and batteries you will need lo operate it.
You will need (D purchase addillonal baflel‘les lor bath (he Transmitter and Vehicle.
The baflerles included are Alkallns Batteries provided to getyou snarled, Alkaline batteries
will work well for your lrsnsmmer
Radline RC recammsnds you purchase Faur Rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride {NlMH)
AAA batteries lor use in your vehicle. The milliamp hour (mAH) rafing ol the batteries
determines how long your vehicle will run. A 2000 mAH rated battery will run twice as long
as a 1000 mAH rated battery. We recommend yau purchase a high mAH raled set of batteries,
You will also need a quallly NiMH charger lor your uanerles. Fleasa follow batlery and
charger manulaclurer‘s dlrecllcns when using rechargeable batteries.
1.) Transmitter antenna
2.) Bath; pins 84) Owner-“s manual
3.) Antenna cap a tube 94] label sheet
4.) 1 o beech s 1 z teeth piniun gear- 1 o.) 4 x AAA battery
1 1.1 ‘l x SV battery
7.) Screwdriver
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Your vehicle is equloped with an RTXd Radio System. The RTX>1 Radio Syslem is a
2—channel, e-Band system that Operates on alther a 27 or 49 Mhz radio frequency.
The lrequency your transmitter operates on IS clearly marked an its back (controller).
The 27 MHZ [49 MHZ frequency is dlvldsd into one of three bands: Red, Orange or Green
The vehicle included runs on the same frequency as the rransmmer and can run on all mree
bands: Red, Orange and Green.
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accelerate your vehicle in forward or reverse. You can
push your throttle control to reverse and then neutral to
Marchlng me transmmer and car frequency and band ls Slmple and mammary for proper operallcnr 390W the brake.
The three bands anew you to race Up to three difierem cars on each OI lhe xwo radio frequencies
31 the same time, If you have three Vehlcles running on 27 MHZ, and was on 49 MHZ, you can
race six dlfferent cars at arms.
The transminer (comroller) conircls your vehrdes steering, forward/reverse and speed.
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Throflle Trim: The mmme trim localed on the face Of your transmitter adjusts the IDLE
when (he ll is a! rest. You will need to adjust lhe throttle trim later when you have sei up
your vehicle
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Steering Trim: The sleermg mm located on (he lace at your transmmer adjusts the
neutral palm or the steering servo. Adjust this control to make yourvemcle drive
straight Wllh no steering input from the steering wheel. M will adlusl (he sleerlng trim
aker you have set up yourvenicle.
The band selector switch is loaated at the back 05 your transmlfler and allows you to easily
select one of three bands: Red, Orange or Green. This band must match (he band on (he
The steering wheel aiicws you id sleer your vehicie
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The sieering radius coniroi knob located on the face oi your iransmiixer allows you io sexeci
ms radius ai your dims. Moving the knob to the left inesssss the iurning radius and is
designed «or mvice ‘dri'vers. Moving the knob to the rigid decreases
ins (uming radius and is designed for experienced drivers.
anazed on the iaoe at your transmitter, you can adiust
the torque or Speed 01accelera|ion with (his swrich.
— Level 1 is the sIowes! acceleration selection,
A and Lave! 3 is he fastest acceleraliun selection
Always lum an your lransminer before tuming on your
car, as your car could be eflected by outside radio
signals it your transmmer ls no\ an and pmperty
lunction‘tng.
Ynur transmitter uses one 9-Voh battery.
The battery compartment is located in
the base of the transmittert Press down
and towards the back of the transmitter
to remove the battery cover. tnsen
the 9~volt battery in the correct
orientation according to the polarity
marked inside ( + and ~).
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before you operate yuur vehiCXe,
Locate Ihe antenna wwe ihal IS fixed
to the receiver.
Straigmen the vme‘ men msemhe end
of it into one end of the amenna iube.
Push the wfre all the way through.
1: may extend mmugh we length of the tuna.
Do not cut Ihe wire. as its length is (uned
to me frequency.
men the base of the tube inxo the molded pas! on the chassis.
Hold the anlenna lube a] me bottom a! Ihé mbs, D0 not push from the top.
Feed me antenna wlre mm the slot pvcvided on the post. Gently seams ihe tube mm me post,
Fold any remaining wire averme tube and secure (he wire and/or Cap me tube with me
antenna tip. The wire may mt extend past the tube.
Always («my extend the anlenna on the Iransmifler and face the antenna on the kansmifier
strmghl up for best peflormanca
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Your vehicle l'LInS on either 27 Mhz Gr 49 Mhz as was preset at the factory. VOU cannot
change the lrequency. Your car also runs on one of three bands that you can change,
and allows you to race three cars with the same lrequency at once wtthout one interlet‘lng
with the others, You can race against any vonicle mat is running on a ditiorerit frequency
tram yours Without concern for interference.
The tour/(AA batleries provtded are alkaline batteries and will have a very limited Iiie.
They are provided to get you up and running. You will need to replace the batteries
very soon,
We suggest you replace with tour AAA rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride batteries (NEMH)
avaltable at yout local hobby dealer. Vou must use a managing unit designed ior recharging
NiMH batteries. Follow the manulacturors directions for use and charging,
Insert two AAA batteries into one at Ihe two baflery compznmams being careful to insert in
T0 Change me band and Prepare '°' battery the correct orientation according the polarity marked lnside (\‘ and -),
installation, gently lift up and out on the lop
edge at the battery covers to remove tram the
chassis. if it is difficult to remove the battery
cover. you may want to use a small llat head
screwdriver (not included) to gently tilt and
push out the battery cover.
Replace the battery color by placing one side over the raised holder and pushth in gently
on the other side. The battery cover will snap into mace.
Repeat steps above lo Insert batteries in the second battery compartment.
Locale the S—Eand Switch that is located in the
right hand side battery box in the lower right
hand corner. This switch has three positions:
Pied, Green and Orange. Your tmnsmlller
default band is red. Your car is also preset
on the red band, it you are planning to be racing against othercars. you may want to select
another band now or select an aliemale bond at a later time.
To change bands, use the Small Fhllips head screw driver included and Sllde the swttoh to
the right. The middle stop is the green band and the right stop is the orange band,
The delauil band ts led Iocaled on the left stop. You will match the transmitter band to
this car hand later when you tune your vehicle.
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~ When you notice the speed of your car is decreasing or the BAND LED is otinking it is time to
replace the batteries.
- Use only fresh batteries oi the requtred fills and type,
~ Do not mix old and new batteries or dillerent types of batteries
(standard, alkaline ot rechargeable) or rechargeable batteries at different types (NlCd or NiMH)
or dillsrcrii capacities.
~ it you are not planning to use your vehicte for several days, remove the batteries.
Batteries can leak and damage your vehicle.
~ Dispose of batteries property. Do not burn or oury batteries.
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Gum me antenna mrough the antenna hole in the w body.
Sel the car body over me four posts on the chassis.
Uslng the tour body pins provided.
slide one mm the hole on each a! the (cur posts.
The decals are printed on sen-adhesive Iabe| stock. Genny remove me labels from me
backmg and mace one edge in the proper position on me car body. Gendy smooth the decal
down wan your finger. This pruoess of smoothg from one side m we olher will prevent air
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The wheels on your vehicle can be removed and or replaced. They should be properly
secured out oi the box, however it is a good idea to confirm your wheels are properly attached
to the chassis. Place the chassis on a llat service on its lourwheels, New hold one wheel so
it does not turn, and, using the Philips head screwdriver provided, gently turn the screw
located in the center of the wheel clockwise Ic tlghlen. This should be done slowly and
gently-DO NOT FORCE. Gently turn the screw clockwtse until it stops turning.
There is no need to overturn. Once the screw stops turning remove the screwdriver.
Your wheel is now properly secured. Repeat this process on the other three wheels.
Turn the Transmitter on. Fully extend the antennas. Recall the band you selected [or your
car (Red. Green or Orange). On the backside cl your transmitter notice the LEDcolor.
The LED should be red. If you did not change your car band lrom the preset red, then your
transmitter and car are path set on red and should perform properly. ll you changed your
car band to either Gmen or Orange you need to match that color on your transmitter.
To swrtch the transmitter hand to green, press the button once. To set to orange,
press it twice. The oolorol the LED will change accordingly You can press it one more time
10 return to the red band.
Hold your car in one hand and move the arr/oil switch located on the bottom oi your car to
the on position. immediately confirm the LED color on the car matches the coloryou selected
on your transmitter. ll they do not match. press the button On the back of lhe transmitter until
lhe LED color matches that on the car. You must confirm that your car and transmitter are
on the same color tor your car to ocrlorm properly.
Set your car on a black 10 Ill! file wheels oil the surface or securely hold In one hand. Always
turn the transmitter on prior lo turning on you vehicle. Your vehicle could be controlled by
outside transmissions it your transmitter is not on.
Adjust the throttle mm by turning the throttle trim knot: dockwtse until the wheels are movlng.
Once the wheels stall to move turn the throttle trim knob counter clockwise slowly until the
wheels stop and the car is making no sounds. Your throttle trim is new property set. Repeat
this adjustment each time you run your car.
Adjust lhe steering trim by looking down at the trout wheels and turning your steering trim
clockwise or counter clockwise to sel the front wheels in the neutral position.
You may want lo make last minute adjustments to the steering trim when you start to run
.your vehicle.
Check your throttle by moving the throttle trigger lorward and confirm the vehide wheels
move forward. Move the throttle trim backward to confirm the vehicle wheels move in reverse,
Release the throttle trim to confirm the wheels stop moving in the neutral position.
Check your steering by turning the steering wheel clockwise and counter clockwise and
confirming the tram wheels respond properly
Adjust the Acceleration Speed Control by selecting level 1 for slow Stan level 2 for faster
start and level 3 lat fastest start. Changing the starting speed will not ehectlhe top end
speed~~it simply adjusts the speed at which your vehicle accelerates. Using level 1
adjustment will make it easier to control your car as a new driver or in confined racing areas.
Adiust inc Turning Radius cl your vehicle. Yourtumlng radius can be adjusted for wide
turnlng or light turning radiuses. Move the Turning radius knob to the lett to make wider turns
and to the right to make lighter turns. This adjustment allows a new driver to handle lhe
vehicle more easily in the wider turn setting and experienced drivers to make tighter turns
when set in the lighter radius sellingr
Because your vehicle is controlled by radio ltsquericy, it is suoysottu interference from oulstda
sources including electrlc wires. adjacent building and other radio transmitters in the area
This interference can affect the distance or range your lmnsmit‘ler will effectively control the
Vehicle. l
You have completed all the preparation and ore-run routine required beiore running your .
vehicle. But one last proyect is required-Myou should range test yourvehicie oorore each
run session.
Turn on your transmitter first. This Will insure your car is not controlled by siray signals from
another transmit!" in the area. Fully extend the transmitter antennae. Hold the vehicle in
your hand making certain you are not holding the wheels. Turn on the vehicle. Confirm that
your vehicle is responding to youriransmitter only If there are other transmitters in the area
you want to assure you are on different frequencies and or bands.
Place the car on the ground and slowly duve it out to the farthest point you plan to operate
the vehicle. As you do this you can make last minute adiuslmonte lo the steering trim it
necessary.
ll you find your vehicle stops or cannot be controlled as it moves ladhar away. you vvlll have
to llmit the range you plan to run your vehicle. Once you have determined the range atwhtch
you can control your vehicle. you can establish the area in which you can salsly run it.
You are now readylo run your vehicle more aggressively Have furl, but remember that your
vehicle travels quickly and turns quickly. Yourdriving skill must be developed to properly
control the vehicle at high speed. Stan out at slow speeds to assure you do not damage your
vehicle,
During and alter dperatlorl, lhE motor and batteries will be hot. Do not much them until they
have cooled down.
Your vehicle came Wllh a preinstalled pinion gear. This (10 tooth) gear is designed lor all
surface running. it you want more top and speed and can accept slower acceleration and
you are planning to run on hard, smooth surfaces, you may want to install the included larger
pinion gear ill teeth). This larger pinion gear is not intended for rough terrain,
Follow the diagram below to remove the motorirom your vehicle and install the larger pinion
Hadllne nc alters a variety clatter market optional performance parts that allow you to
runner tune your vehicle You may warlt to purchase the Radline no Performance pans lcr
your venicie,
Racing Motor-Pack: This pack includes three stack motors, each with different RPM and
Torque ratings and e varlely oi pinion gears. This Three»MotorAPack wfll give you a variety
or speed and torque options to assure top performance in ail mclng conditions.
, Modified Motor: There are two diflerent types of after market motors that can be purchased
lcr your vehicle. There are stock motors with a variety at ratings available, including the
slack motors included in the Racing Mater Pack menlloned above. There are also Modified
Motors that feature ball bearings and come in a variety oi wire thicknesses and number at
turns oi wire on the armature, The iewertums, the more powerful the molar. Our Hadline
no Modified Motor Will give you more pvwer than any or the motors included in the Racing
Pack.
Optional Pinion Gears: This pertormance pack includes a variety of pinion gears to to
performance under any conditions. {PWOO i 37.” F 1 Etifi‘i 5;er GD. ' 3073
Precision Ball Bearing Set: This pen‘ormance pack of ball bearings assures low lTlCUOn
pedormanoe, Lower friction means tester speeds. (anything else you can add}
Tumbuckle Set: The upgrade turnbuckle set allows you to elrgn the irontend oi your vehicle.
Tee in l-z degrees ior increased stability.
Optional Shock Springs: This set provides 3 performance sets or lrent and rear springs.
Use the dilterenl spring tensions to increase stability and pericrmance on difierentsurlaoes.
Oil Filled Shock Pack: Add all tilled shocks to your vehicle to adlust the dampening.
Proper set up 0! the oil filled shocks will add stability and increase handling.
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The following procedures should be performed lrequently and will keep yourvenicle running
strong.
inspect lhs vehicle for any obvious damage,
Check the gears forwear, debris or broken teeth.
Check the wheels and tighten the wheel screws properly.
Check lot loose screws In the chasSls.
Check the wiring for irayed or damaged wires of connectors.
Check the Steering servo which will wear outdver time and require replacement.
Check all batteries
Keep the chassis clean and tree Of Sandi dust. dirt and moisture
Remove and Clean the molar alter live sessions. Use electric motar cleaning solution
available at your local hobby dealer to clean out dlrt, sand and dUSL Lubrlwle lhe bushings
oi the molar with a light weight eledrnl: motor Dll
When you putycur vehicle away arter running. dust oil with a sort tmstte brush or cloth.
Remove batteries From vehicle and transmitter if you are going to slow them for more than
two days.
Au the replacement pans [or your vehhfle am available from your local hobby deater or rrom
Hadline RC. Please remove the axpioded View of your vehicta beiow m assist in the repair
and or tdentiflcahon at parts reamed.
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nadio System is not working properly
if power light does not come on or is nol bngnl, replace battery
If the power lighi is on, out me vehicle does not respond properly, check that the banery is
installed properly.
Check to see that your vehicle and lransrnitler are on the same frequency and are sel to
the same band color.
it range is short, fully extend the antenna. check the battery Try a dillerent location~lhere
may be inlerretcrlce lrcm local sources.
Steering System works but the motor does not run
Check me motor wiring connection (0 assure it is light and lull’y connefled.
Replace the vehicle bananas.
Check all wiring.
Motor may be bad. Replace molar will'l a new molar or send motor in Radline RC far review.
Contact Radline FlO lor return flulhcrlzzlion number.
You are always welwrne to ccnlacl Hadiins RC lor technical advise or repair options,
Unimax Toys Limiled wamanls in the original consumer purchaser this product against
defects In material and workmanship as loliows:
1.LABOR: For a period OI lhiny (30) days (mm the dam of purchasel If this product is
delermined to be deleciive Unimax Toys Limited will repair or replace the pmduct with a new
or refurbished unit, at its option. at no charge. Aller the wananty period. lhe purchaser Will
pay the labor charges as outlined by RADLlNERC at the lime ol the repair.
2. PARTS: In additions, Unimax will supply, at no charge, new or rebuilt replacement parts in
exchange for detective pans for a period of thirty (30) days. After the warranty period the
purchaser will pay for all pans.
in the event ol a delecl covered under this warranty, first call the lolivfree number listed below.
Marry problems can be solved in a phone conversation. ll necessary. you will be instructed
to relurn ihe produci. poslage prepaid and insured to an address given you overlhe phone.
Enclose your name. address, phone number, Email address, dated sales receipt and a brief
explanalion Gillie delad. Repair or replacement and return shipment will be free of charge
if the produrx is under Warranty.
This warranty does nol cover ccsmellc damage or damage due to acts of God or resulting
from unauthorized modification, accident, misuse. or abuse. This warranty does not cover
damage do to improper operation or maintenance. Preciof Purchase in the form are bill oi
sale or a receipt of payment is evidence lhal the unit is within the Warranty period.
ii the product is returned wilheut the dated sales receipt the product will be excluded imm
coverage under this warranty
This Warranty is valid in the Uniled Slates Only.
Unlmax liability for defects in material or workmanship under lhis warranty shall be limiled to
repair or replacement, at our sole option, an in no event shall we be responsible lor incidental, g
consequential. or conllngenl damages (except in those states that do not allow this exclusion .
or limitation). This warranty gives yau specific legal rights and you may have other rights, 3
which vary from scale to slate. Some slates dc not allow the exclusion oi incidental or :
consequential damages So lhe above exclusions or limitations may not apply in you‘ i
For Warraniy Support or lot Assislance with repair or replacement oi products our of Warranty
‘coniant
Radilne RC
Toll Free Number 1 see 4»Unimax (864629) (valid only in the United States)
Toll Numberl 949 858 5501
Hours 9:00AM - 5mm Pacific Time; Monday— Friday (Holidays excepted).
Or Visil our site: wwaadiinsrcccm
Email: CustomerSuppuߨradliriemcom
RadllneRC
29853 Santa Margarita Parkway, 3700
Ranchfl Santa Margarita, CA 92668
Modifying or lam erirlg with our HadlineFlC vehlole or transmitters lnlemal components can
cause a mallunc ion and con o void your FCC authorization to operalc the equipment,
This equipmenl has been tested and lunnd tc‘compiy with Fan 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to ma lOiIOMHP‘MO oonditions:
This device may not cause harmlu interference
This Mae musl‘acccpl any irllerierence received. including interlerence mat may cause
undesired operation
Warning: Changes cr modlficalicns to lids unit not ewmssly approved py me pony responsible for
wrnpilam wild void lhs msamhorty to operale lne eouprnool
About FCC compliance
This dims compiles Mm Parr 15 cillle Fol: Russ Opmn’erl is sunset to the iolicrwtrtg two conditions.
i) This devise may not miss harmfii illerference, and
2) lhis device must accept any interiors-ice received, maxim Inlerlerenoe m may muse undesired cpcraibn
ms equipment has been lesied and round to oomplywrh lira limrs for a Class is digimi device, ailment lo
M15 elite FCC miles mes limits are designed to provide roasmfibie protection spam harmiui
inlaikmm in a msrdenhal installefion. rhis eonprnenlgenerats. uses and can More radio frequency
energy and. if not installed and used in acoordzmoe wiln lne mandala-is. may cause nanroui inmflerenec to
main mmumnms
However. mm is no guaisnlse lhar irdeperenoe Will not occur “m u pal-row Inslshllon.
"this equ‘pmem does cause harmful lnlsnersnos to radio orrelevision recepliorl, which can be distant-nine:
by turning the equipmenl ofiarid on. the user is snooueged to iry lo med me interlerenoe byons or more
oftne forgoing measures
Reorient or reloeste me receiving anew.
increase ire sepia—(icon between the equipment and receives
connect the equipment into an 0mm on a oiouit ailment from lira: to winch me rooerver is oonnoolsd,
consult the dtakr or an experienced radio/iv tecnnieiart lor nap.
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