Revell Control JUNIOR Manual De Instrucciones página 20

Fit the antenna (2C) in the antenna socket of the remote control and tighten (4A). The remote control of the vehicle
switches on automatically when the control buttons are actuated. The remote control of the vehicle switches on
automatically when the joystick is actuated. That means that only the switch on the underside of the vehicle has to
be set to ON (1D). The switch on the vehicle must be set to OFF after use. Otherwise, a drive command can acciden-
tally be triggered, causing the vehicle to drive away on its own, which can lead to considerable damage. Pressing
the forwards/backwards button moves the model forwards or backwards (4B). Pressing the left/right button on the
remote control during travel moves the model left or right (4C).
The correct trim is a basic requirement for fault-free driving behaviour from the vehicle. Adjusting the trim is
easy, but it requires a little patience and a feel for it. Please follow the following instructions precisely:
If the vehicle pulls to the left or right while driving without steering...
use the straight-ahead trimming (1A) to correct the wheel alignment by turning it in the opposite direction.
The wheel alignment can be found on the bottom of the vehicle (cf. 5).
GENERAL DRIVING TIPS:
• Always maintain visual contact with the vehicle and
do not look at the remote control!
• On initial driving attempts, there is a general tendency
toward excessive movements of the controls. Make
sure that you have sufficient room.
After a crash, always release the lever for forwards and
reverse travel immediately in order to prevent damage
to the electronics.
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4 START PREPARATION
5 STEERING TRIM ADJUSTMENT
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE DRIVING
THE SUITABLE DRIVING ENVIRONMENT:
The location in which the vehicle is driven should fulfill
the following criteria:
1. It should be a location in which there is as much
open area as possible, without disruptive obstacles.
2. Make absolutely sure when starting that there are no
people or animals in the immediate vicinity.
3. Always watch the vehicle so that it does not drive
into the operator, other people or animals and inju-
ries them.