User manual KYOSHO KX-ONE

[. . . ] Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly!} / / Radio preparation Before you begin Assembly Operating your model safely Spare parts & Optional parts This radio control model is not a toy. Oe First-time builders should seek the advice of experienced modellers · @ before commencing assembly and if they do not fully understand · Oe Assemble this kit only in places out of children's reach! Oe Take care before operating this model. [. . . ] B If there is a space here, insert 3mm washer between. B , ð 'è Insert a sheet of paper between both gears and tighten both screws that hold the motor. B 'è Strap down the cords as they may trail on the ground or into moving parts. After fitting them together, pour instant glue along the seam. B ñ Take care not to tighten too much. Adjust height of body mount depending upon kind of body. Adjust height of body mount depending upon kind of body. B Disconnect Ni-Cd battery when it is not in use. Apply Sponge Tape if there is a space between Battery and Radio Plate. B When using Altezza body, drill holes to match the chassis. B , ë Adjust Front Shock little longer than Rear Shock. generally use a shorter shock on slippery surface. On the other hand, use a longer shock on high traction surface. B Lifting up the car and down, balance both right and left tires on the ground at the same time. B Using mobile Piston A, it makes difference speed of extending and shrinking. Under the original condition, extending speed is faster than shrinking speed. [ r , É When the difference of extending and shrinking speed is big, it would be easier to turn mildly. While the difference is small, it gives quick response of steering. 58 4x8x1mm Plastic Collar to both below and above the Knuckle Arm. Set 3 for low grip track, but this is up to your preference. B " , ð If the location of Plastic Collar is changed, Chassis Height and Rebound should be adjusted, too. , É , , , , Gives rear tires more grip when entering corners. [. . . ] Is nobody using the same frequency as you do in the same running area at the same time? a the wheels and tires securely attached?[ , , é Make sure screws and nuts are securely tightened and parts are not worn. Repair wiring if for example cords drag on the ground or cords are damaged. [. . . ]