User manual KYOSHO EXTRA 300S

[. . . ] L For proper radio handling, refer to its manual. B , If already supplied with the radio, there is no need to purchase a battery box separately. With any other radio: B Y "F, µ If you are using your own radio, ensure its servos correspond in size to the servos in the diagram below. [. . . ] 3 Insert the AA-size dry batteries into the battery box. 9 Make sure the servos move according to your transmitter inputs. B Before assembling, please read the following carefully: First, read this instruction manual and understand the modelÕs con- truction. Should parts be missing, immediately contact the retail shop or your nearest Kyosho distributor. L "F, µ , Ä Do not take the wrong screw or small part Make sure you use the correct screw or part for each step of assembly. B , r , ª When tightening a self-tapping (TP) screw: Even if it becomes difficult to turn, continue tightening. However, do not overtighten it as the plastic thread inside the part may strip!B , Indicates the number of the assembly step and the part that will be assembled. key Number , Part Name , True-to-scale Diagram , Quantity Used. Because the use of gasoline and kerosene in R/C models ac-counts for fires, NEVER use them!If fuel gets into i eyes, rinse them and consult an orphamologist!B < , ± , µ NEVER use fuel indoors or in places with open fires and sources of heat!B Store fuel ONLY in cool, dry and dark places out of childrenÕs reach!B Do NOT dispose of empty fuel cans into a fire!B For accident prevention, do not run your model under the following circumstances: SC , Ü, ½, Í SC ­Ê , Ç· Always be considerate of other beach users whilst using this model. , µ , « , ê , « When rivers are swollen or their current is strong!B , ª , « Also make sure that nobody is using the same frequency as you do at the same time!B Note that some parts are not sold as spare parts! [. . . ] B Note that some parts are not sold as spare parts!Before putting aside, draw out fuel from the tank. Next, restart the engine to combust remaining fuel. [. . . ]