Unimax Toys 4240-02 RC Car User Manual
Unimax Toys Limited RC Car
User Manual
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Thank you icr purchasing a Hadline no vehicle! We are confident you will appreciate is
race ready design, preclslari performance and the ability to modify your stock vehicle to
maximize spam and handling using Official Radline RC Performance Parts-—-availat7le
separately irom your hobby dealer or Radline RC.
Radl'lne FIG offers you the ultimate radio control raclng experience. This Owner’s Manual ls
designed for use with Radline FIC Elite Series Vehicles and Contains the instructions you will
need to assemble, operate and maintain yourvehiole ior years to oome.
We know you are anxious to slarl racingmbul ii is very important that you take the line to
read the Owner‘s Manual even if you are an experienced arc racer.
Carefully read and follow all lnstrucfions in Ihls and any olner manuals rncluceo with your
vehicle. Failure to icilow (he inslrucirons will be considered abuse and or naglcci and may
void your factory warranly.
Your vehicle is designed to run on uneven or rough lerrain. However dust, sand, waler, and
carpet iipcrs can lodge in the worklng pans ol ydurvehicle and it not removed prompily,
can damage IL We do not warranly your vehicle from damage due in outside elements
including sand. dirt or water. This product is not atoy. It is not designed for users under a
years old. You are responsible tor the malnienancs and safe operallon oi this vehicle,
Before operating your vehicle, please read We manual compieialy and examine your vehIoIs
and transmitter. if for any reason you are not sarisrieo wirh your purchase, please reiurn it
to your hobby dealer before running your vehicle. Your hobby dealer cannot accept a vehicle
or iransmitlsr ror retum or exchange allar it has been run.
SUPPORT
A highly experienced support team dedicated to making your no experience rolally enioyable
backs your Radllne RC.
ii you have any quesuons about your vehicle or the Radllne RC radio sysrom call irie Hadllne
ac Suppcn toll free ar : l 865 438 4329 (toll free available In lire USA. Only all others please
call 1 949 ass 5409), Phone supporr is available Monday through Friday lrom 8:30AM to
5:00PM Paciilc Time. Technical assistance is also available on line at wwwradllnerccom or
by email at support©radlinerccom
Hadline FlC cilars lull-service repair lo handle both warranty repair or rcplacsmanr and outv
uivwarranly service. Radline RC recommends you purchase maintenance and repair pans
as well as New Upgrade Performance Pans iram your local hobby dselen For those who do
not have a Radlins HC hobby dealer conveniently healed lo them, maintenance and repair
pans, as well as New Upgrade Periormance Parts. may be purchased directly from FladIine
RC by phone or online at www.BuyFlacllinerc,com.
Do nor hesitate to conram Radl‘lne no lor any pioduci supporl needs. We are anxious to help.
Radllne no warns you to enjoy your new vehicle and lo operate It with care and safely,
Failure in operats your vehicle in a sale and responsnle manner may result in injury to
yourseli. nlners or properly around you. You are responsible lor following lhe guidelines
mentioned here and to operate your vehlcle safely.
~Do nal run your vehicle on public roads or any area where yuu may interrupt pedestrian or
vehicle lrafllc.
~ Do not operate in a congested area or in crowds. Your vehicle can cause harm it it collides
with any ether person.
~ Do not operate your vehicle with ubstructed line of sight, at night, or near water.
‘ The motor and batieriestcan become ho: during usel DO not handie either after use (0
avoid injury.
' Your Vehicle is controlled by radio. Hadio waves are subjem to interference 1mm outside
sources. Radio interference can cause loss or control of your vehicle.
- Always allow a margin of safely in all directions.
- Keep all small pans am anything electric out or the reach oi small children.
Yourvehlcie comes with all the equipment, tools and batteries you win need lo operate it.
You Wiil need lo purchase additional batlerles fer bolh the Transmitter and Vehicle.
The batteries included are Aikaline Batteries provided lo get you started. Alkaline batteries
wit! work well for your transmitter. ‘
Radline RC recommends you purchase Four Rechargeflbie Nickel Metal Hydrvde (NiMH)
AAA batteries lor use ln your vehicle. The miliiamp hour (mAH) rating ol lhe batteries
determines how long your vehicle wrll run. A 2000 mAH rated battery will run (Wise as long
as a 1000 mAH rated battery. We recommend you purchase a nlgh mAH rated set or halteries.
You will also need a qualily NiMH charger lorynur nanenes. Please follow ballery and
charger manufacturer‘s directions when using rechargeable batteries.
’i.} Transmitter antenna
2.) Body pins
3.) Antenna cap & tube
7.1 Screwdriver
B.] Owner‘s manual
9.) label sheet.
4.] 10 teeth & 1 E teeth pinion gear 10-14 X AAA battery
11.) 1 x EV battery
5.) Gear pullar
6.) Shock spacer
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Your vehicle is equipped with an arm Radio System. The HTX-l Radio System is a
2-channel. 3-Band system that operates on eithera 27 or 49 MM radio irequency.
The frequency VOW transmitter operates on i$ Clearly marked On its back (controller).
The 27 MHZ/ 49 MHZ frequency is divided inm one Oi three bands: Red, orange or Green.
The vehicle included runs on the same lrequancv as the transmitter, and can run on all three
bands: Red, Orange and Green.
Matching the transmitter and carlrequency and band is simple and mandatmyfor proper operation.
The three bands alluw you tn race up to lhree urtterent cars on each or the two radio lraquencies
at the same time. it ynu have |hree vehicles running on 27 MHz, and three on 49 MHz, you can
race six different cars at onset
The hansmltter (controller) controls your vehicles steering, forward/reverse and speed.
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accelerate ynur vehicle in forward or reverse, You can
push your throttle control to reverse and then neutral ta
apply the brake.
Tnmttle Trim: The throttle trim located on the face of your iransmiller adjusts the IDLE
when the it is at rasL You will need to adjust the throttle (rim later when you have set up
your vehicle.
Steering Trim: The steering trim located on the lacs ol your lransmrner adjusts lhe
neutral paint vi the steering sen/o. Adjust this central to make your vehicle drive
straight with no steering input from the steering wheel, You Wl|| adjust the steering trim
alter you have setup yourvahlcle.
The steering wheel allows you to sieer your vehicle
iefl and right
The steering radius control knob located on the face at yqui transmitter allows you to select
the radius ofycur (urns, Moving 1he knob in «he left increases the turning radius and is
designed for novice ‘driversl Moving me knob to the right decreases
(he turning radius and is designed for experienced drivers,
Located on the lacs 01 youmansmiuer. you can adjust
5 he iorque or speed of acceleration with this swiich.
' Level I is me slowesl acceleraliari selectionv
'= and Level 3 is the fastest acceleration seleciion.
Level 1
The band $6|Sclor swilch is located a( the back of your transmitter and allows you (0 easfly
select one 07 three bands: Red, Orange 07 Green This band must malCh lhe band on li'le
vehicle that you select when you set up your vehicle, and may
be changed by you at any lime to allow multiple vehicles
to race al the same time,
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You must install the anlenna mast (tube)
be'cte you operate your vehicle,
anate the amenna wsre that 55 fixed
to the receiver.
Straighten the wire, then insert the end
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Push the wire an the way through.
It may extend through the length of the tuber
Do nut cut the wire. as its length is tuned 7
to the trequency. /
[used the base of the tube mlo the molded post on me chassrs.
Hold the antenna tube a! me bottom a! ma tube. 00 not push tmm the (apt
Feed the antenna wire mm the stat provided on me posl. Gently secure the tube imo the post.
Feta any remalmng we overme tube and secure the wire and/or Cap the tube WKh Ihe
antenna tip. The wire may not extend past the tube.
Always fuiiy exlend the antenna on the transmitter and face the antenna an me transmitter
straight up 101 bes1 pefictmanoe,
Your vehicle runs on either 27 an or 49 mm as was preset at the factory, You cannot
change the lrequenoy. Your car also runs an one of three bands that you can change,
arid allows you to race three cars with the same frequency at Once withoul one interfering
With the others. You can race against any vehicle that is running on a diheraht lrequency
from yours wiihoui concern for li’lief'efEl’lCer
To change the band and prepare tar banery
insiaJlation, gently hit up and out on lne lop
edge 01 the battery covers to remove from the
chassis. if it is dltficuli m remove the battery
cover, you may want to use a small flat head
screwdriver (not included) to gently lift and
push out 1he battery cover.
LOCaie the G-Bend switch that is located in the
right hand side battery hex in the lower right
hand corner, This switch has three positions:
Red, Green and Orange. Vouriransmltlei
default band is red. Ydur car is also preset
on the red band. if you are planning in be racing against other cars, you may want 20 select
another band new or select an alternate band at a Iatertirrle.
To change bands, use the small Philips head screw driver lncluded and slide the switch to
the right. Y‘ne middle stop is the green band and the right stop is the orange band.
The delaim band is red Idcated on the left slop. You will match the transmitter band to
the car band later when you lune your vehicle.
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The low AAA batteries provided are alkaline batteries and wili have a very limited life.
ihay are provided to get you up and running. You will need to replace the batieries
very soon.
We suggest yau replace with rourAAA rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydiide balleries (NiMH)
available at yelll local hobby dealer. You must use a recharging unit designed lar recharging
NlMH batteries. Fallow the manufacturers directions lor use and charging.
[risen two AAA batteries into one at the two battery ccmpariments being caretul to insert tn
the conect orientation according the pciariiy marked inside (7 and V).
Replace the battery cover by placing one side over the raised holder and pushing ln gently
on the other side. The battery cover Will snap into place.
Repeat slaps above to Insert batteries in lne second battery eomparlmenl.
replace the batteries.
‘ use only fresh batteries at the required size and type.
' Do not mix old and new batteries Or different types of batteries
(standard. alkaline or rechargeable) or rechargeable banerles or diflerenr tyacs (NiCd or NiMH)
or different capacities.
~ Irycu are not planning to use yourvehlcle tor several days, remove the batteries.
Batteries can leak and damage your vehiole,
A Dispose of batteries properly. D0 not burn or bury baticnes.
Guide me antenna lhruugh the amenna hole in (he ca] body
' Warnath
Se! the Car body over me four poSKS on the chassis.
Using the tour Indy pms wowed.
Slide one into the hole on each 04 the four posts. w
The decals are pnmed on seltvadhesive label stock Gently remove \he labels from me
backmg and place one edge in me proper posinon an the car body. Genny smooth the decal
down with your fingen This process of smoommg from one side to the ether wwII prevent air
bubbles under the label.
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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 ii is a good idea to confirm your wheels are properly attached
to the chassis. Place the chassis on a list servwe on its lour wheels. Now hold one wheel so
it does not turn, and using the Philips head screwdriver provided, gently turn the screw
located in the center oi the wheel clockwise lo lighten. This should be done slowly and
gently--»DO NOT FORCE. Gently turn the screw clockwise until it stops filming.
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 for your
car (Pied, Green or Orange). On the backside of your transmitter notice the LED color.
The LED should be: red. llyou did not change your car band ilom the preset red, then your
transmitter and car are both set on red and should parlorm properly. ll you changed your
car band to either Green or Orange you need to match that color on your transmitter.
To switch the transmitter band to green, press the button once. To set to orange,
press it twice. The color oi the LED will change ECGOldmgiy. You can press it one more time
to return to the red band.
Hold your car in one hand and move the onion switch located on the bottom of your car to
the on position. Immediately confirm the LED color on the car matches the color you selected
on your transmitter. If they do not match, press the button on the back at the transmitter until
the LED color matches that on the car. You must oonilrm that your car and transmitter are
on the same color ior your car to ponorm properly.
Set your car on a block to ill the wheels oil the surfaoe or securely hold in one hand. Always
turn the transmitter on prior to turning on you vehicle. Your vehicle could be controlled by
outside transmissions it your transmitter is not on.
Adjust the throtlie trim by turning the throttle (rim knob clockwise until the wheels are moving.
Once the wheels start to move turn the throttle tril-n knob counter clockwise slowly until the
wheels stop arid the car is making no sounds. Your throttle trim is now properly set. Repeat
this adjustment each time you run your car.
Adjust the steering trim by looking down at the lroni wheels and turning your stealing trim
clockwwe of counter clockwise la set IhE lronlwheels in the neutral position.
Vou may wantto make last minute adlustmertts to the steering trim when you slamo run
.yourvei'iicle.
Check your throttle hy moving the throttle trigger forward and confirm the vehicle wheels
move lpnlvard. Move the throttle trim backward to confirm the vehicle wheels move in reverse.
Release the throttle trim to confirm lhe wheels slop moving in the neutral position.
Check your sleerinp by tummg the steering wheel clockwise and counter clockwise and
cohllrming the iront wheels respond properly.
Adlust the Aooelerallon Speed Control by selecting level 1 for slow start level 2 lor raster
start and level 3 for iastest start. Changing the starting speed wtll nol ettect the top end
spead»l\ 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 lasing areas.
Adjust the Turning Fladius at your vehicle. chr turning radius can be adjusted lor wide
turning or tight turning radiuses. Move the Turning radius knob to the left to make wider turns
and to the right to make tighter turns. This adjustment allows a new driver to handle the
vehicle more easily ln the wider tum setting and experienced drivers to make lighter turns
when set in the tighter radius setting.
Because your vehicle is contrciled by radio lrequency, it is subject to inlerierence from outside
sources including electric wires. adjacent building and other radio transmitters in the area.
This interference can affect the distance or range your transmitter will effectively control the
vehicle.
Vou have completed all the preparation and prawn routine required peldre running your
vehiole. But one last project is required-you should range test your vehicle belore each
run session.
Turn on your transmitter first. This will insure your car is not controlled by stray slgnals from
another transmitter 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
yourvehlcle is responding to your transmitter only. It there are other transmitters in the area
you want to assure you are on different lrequencies and of bands.
Place the car on the ground and slowly drive it out to the iarlhesl point you plan to operate
the vehicle. As you do this you can make last minute aayustments lo the steering trim it
necessary.
if you find your vehicle steps or cannot be controlled as it moves larlnar away, you will have
to limit the range you plan to run yourvehlcle. Once you have determined l’fle range at which
you can control your vehicle, you can establish the area in which you can saiely run ll.
You are now ready to run youryehicle more aggressively. Have tun, but remember that your
vehicle travels quickly and turns quickly. Your driving skill must be developed to properly
control the vehicle at high speed. Start out at slow speeds to assure you do not damage your
vehicle.
During and after operation, the molar and batteries will be hot. Do riot touch them until they
have cooled down.
Your vehicle came with a groinstalleo pinion gear. This (10 tooth) gear is designed for all
surface running. W van Want more lap and speed and can accepi slower acceleration and
you are planning to run on hard, smooth surlaces, you may want to install the included larger
pinion gear (ii tooth). This larger pinion gear is not intended for rough lerrain.
Follow the diagram below to remove the motor tram your vehicle and install the larger pinion
Radllne RC chars a variety ct after market optional periormance parts that allow you to
runner tune your vehicle. You may want no purchase the Radline RC Performance parts for
your vehicle.
Easing MotoM’ack: This pack includes three stock motors, each with different RPM and
Torque ratings and a variety of pinion gears. This Three-Motor-Pack will give you a variely
ol speed and torque options to assure lop performance in all racing conditions.
. Modified Motor: There are two oiitsrenttypss oi otter market motors mat can be purchased
lor your vehicle. There are stock motors with a variety of ratings available, inotuding the
stack motors included in this Racing Motor Pack mentioned above. There are also Modified
Motors that lesiure hall bearings and coins tn a variety or wire thicknesses and number or
iurns or wire on the armature. The lower turns, the more powsrtul the motor. Our Recline
RC Modified Motor will give you more power than any of the motors included in the Hacing
Pack
Optional Pinion Gears: This perlormahco pack includes a variety or pinion gears for to
performance under any conditions. i? “to. " is? 14—11 STTGT Spur G ’ 567.31
Precision Ball Bearing Set: This performance pack oi ball beartngs assures tow triction
periorrnoncs. Lower lrlction means faster speeds. (anything else you can add)
Turnbuckls Set: The upgrade turnbuckle set allows you to align the front end oi your vehicio.
Too in 1-2 degrees tor increased stability.
Optional Shock Springs: Thrs set prvvtdes 3 periormanco sets or front and rear springs.
Use the dirlsront spring tensions to increase stability and performance on dilrorent surlaces,
Oil Filled Shock Pack: Add oil lill-ed shocks to your vehicle to ooiust the dampening.
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The lollcwlng procedures should be performed frequently and will keep your vehicle running
strong.
inspect the vehicle for any obvious damage.
Check the gears (or wear. debris or broken teeth.
Check the wheels and tighten the wheel screws properly.
Check for loass screws in the chassis.
Check the winng ioi irayeo or damaged wires or oonneotors.
Check the steering servo which will wear out over time and require replacement,
Check all bafleries
Keep the Chassis clean and tree Of sand; dust, dirl and moisture
Remove and clean the motor alter five sessions. USE elecinc molar cleaning solution
available at your local hobby dealer to clean out dim sand and dust. Lubricate the bushings
of the motor with a lightweight electric motor oil
When you out your vehicle away after running, dust oft wilh a son bristle brush or cloth.
Remove batteries from vehicle and transmitter if you are going to store them lot more (him
two days
AM the replacement parts for ycur vehicle are availabie 7mm your local hobby dealer or from
Radllne RC, Please remove the exploded View of you vehide below to asswst In the repair
and or idenkificatlcn 01 parts required.
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Radio System is not working properly
it power light does not come on or is not bright, replace battery
it the power light is on, but the vehicle does not respond properly, check that the battery is
installed properly.
Check to see that your vehicle and transmitter are on the same frequency and are set to
the same hand color.
it range is short. lully extend the antenna. Check the battery. Try a itinerant Iocatlon-—-lrlere
may be interference from local sources.
Steering System works but the motor does not run
Check the motor wiring connection to assure it is light and fully connected.
Replace lhe vehicle batteries.
Check all wiring.
Motor may be bad. Replace motor with a new motor or send motor to Radline RC lot review.
Contact Hadline RC for return authorlzation number.
You are always welcome to contact Radllne no for technical advise or repair options.
Unimax Toys Limited warrants to the original consumer purchaser this product against
defects in material and workmanship as follows:
l,LA80r-i: Fora period of thirty (30) days from the date or purchase. It this product is
determined to be detective Unlrnax Toys Limited will repair or replace the product with a new
or refurbished unit, at its option, at no charge, After the warranty period. the purchaser wlil
pay the labor charges as outlined by RADLINERC at the time of the repair,
2. PARTS: ln additions, Unimax will supply. at no charge, new or raouill replacement parts in
exchange tor detetmve parts lor a period ofthirty (30) days. After the warranty period the
purchaser will pay lor all parts
in the event of a defect covered under this warranty, lirst cafi the toll-tree number listed below.
Many problems can be sohred in a phone conversation. it necessary, you will be instructed
to return the product, posmge prepaid and insured to an address given you over the phone.
Enclose your name, address, phone number, email address, dated sales receipt and a brief
explanation ol the defect Repair or replacement and return shipment will be lree of charge
it one product is under Warranty.
This warranty does not cover cosmetic damage or damage due to acts or Gad or resulting
from unauthorized modification, accident, misuse, or abuse. This warranty does not cover
damage do to improper operation or maintenance. Proof 01 Purchase In the form of a bill of
sale or a receipt or payment is evidence that the unit is within the Warranty period.
it the product is returned without the dated sales receipt the product will be excluded from
coverage under this warranty.
This Warranty is valid in the Urilled States Only.
Unimax liability lor detects in material or workmanship under this warranty shall be limited to
repair or replacement, at our sole option, an in no event shall we be responsible tor incidental,
consequential, or comlngem damages (except In those states that do not allow this exclusion
or limitation). This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights.
which vary from state to state. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or
consequential damages. So the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you.
For Warranty Support or for Assistance with repair or replacement of products out cl Warranly
\oontact
Radline RC
Toll Free Numbert 866 4—Unimax (864629) (valid only in the United States)
Toll Number 1 949 858 5801
Hours: smAlul a 5mm Pacilio Tlms1 Monday - Friday (Holidays axoepted].
Orv it our site: www.radlinerc,com
Ema .CustomerSuppoi-t@radlinerwmm
RadlineRC
29883 Santa Marganlzt Parkway, rfloo 1
Rancho Santa Margarita. CA 92688
Mooirymg or tampering vvith your RadlineFlc venlcle or transmitters internal components can
cause a malfunction and could void your FCC authorization to operate the equipment
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Fart I5 Mthe FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the lollowin? two conditions:
This dsvtoa may not cause harmful Interference _
This item must accept any intcnereme received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation
Wimlm: Changes or modificasortsto this unit not expressly approved by the party nsmnsrcle for
commas could veto the user‘s mummylc onuramha equipment
About For: compliancn
This usinco complies wlth Pantsortha FCC Rules. Operation la smieixla the tollowinu two condoms:
|) This device may not cause harmful interference. and
2) his device must swept any irtlederelus received, including htevfeterice that my cause undesired operatic
This eqtiiprnant has beat tested and found to morywim ma llmlts tor u Class a digital dawns, airman to
Part 15 0“th FCC Ruled These llrms are designed to provide reasonable We“ 391ml harmful
mterforenee in a rasroemial installation. the equipment generates, uses and an iauaia radio frequency
energy and, tr not lretalled and used in accordance with Iha liauuctiaa, may muse harmful Interference b
radio mmmnimfions
However, there is no guaranteamat menarche/a wil Baldwin: pammiainmluion,
trims equipmntocs came nanruul tnlnrlerencsm radio ortetsvis‘im raceprron, which can be mortified
trimming the equipment ofiand on, (he Mr ls encouraged to try lo correct his intarlarcnoa oy one or more
ortha Mlowirig measures.
~ Reorientormlocanethe receiving anlema.
~ increase the separation between the equioment and receiver.
. Corlnscttne equipment tito an outlalm savour dmerenttrorn lmtto moi the receivers connected.
consult me dealer or an aperienud radioll'v technician for help.
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