User manual KYOSHO CALMATO 40 SPORTS RTF

[. . . ] If you find any defective or missing parts, contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor. B " , µ This kit contains many screws in and other hardware different metric sizes and shapes. B Self-tapping (TP) screws cut threads into the parts when being tightened. Excessive force may permanently damage parts when tightening TP screws. [. . . ] Oe TC --á How size of screw is given: Y B , ± For adjusting straightline Adjust so boat will not running. B In addition to this page, read the instruc-ion t manual supplied with your radio as well. @ , , 7 In case the motor and drive shaft 7 do not connect straight, remove the 3 x 8mm TP screws and adjust the angle of the motor mount by using pliers, and/or enlarge the hole for stern tube 6 . Z , Ì ^ , È Make sure no space remains around stern tube 6 to prevent water entry. B 12 Screw 5 x 15mm screws paying attention not to squeeze 12 too much. B , ð , è , µ After the test, dry the board and remove 37 . 94752) or vinyl tape around the connection of servo, and silicon sealant around the root of the cords. [ , ð ' Set the hatch, paying attention not to catch the cords under seal edge. B , K , Ì OE¯ , Ì , ð In order to avoid accidents and personal injury, be sure to observe the following: Pay attention to the waves and operate your board from shore. Enjoy your R/C Surfer with your guardian/protector if you are under 15 years old. Choose the easiest path out through the surf, paying attention to avoid being hit by breaking waves. Jump broken waves "whitewash" straight on, and try to steer towards the unbroken parts of the waves "shoulder". Position R/C Surfer behind breaking wave area "impact zone" for best wave selection. When in position "out the back", point the R/C Surfer towards shore, paying attention not to get "caught inside", of oncoming breaking waves. When your selected wave begins to lift the tail of the R/C Surfer, switch motor power on to "take off". Adjust the speed of the R/C Surfer to match the speed of the wave by using motor switch on/off "stalling". After you have mastered surfing straight to shore, begin experimenting using rudder control to surf across the waves "cornering". When the R/C Surfer has "taken off" and is very close to the bottom of the wave, gently turn the R/C Surfer "bottom turn" in required direction, paying attention to the falling "lip". Stop "bottom turn" when the R/C Surfer is surfing straight across the wave. When desired length of ride is reached, or the wave threatens to "dump" on the shoreline, another "bottom turn" will direct the R/C Surfer over the back of the wave "flicking off". [. . . ] Allways try to "flick off" to avoid being "dumped" on shore by "closeout". Pay attention to when the R/C Surfer begins to slow down, as battery power gets low. When this begins to happen, surf R/C Surfer closer to shore to be easily retrieved. Save enough battery power to motor into shore to avoid being caught "out the back" with no power. [. . . ]