Charging The Battery Pack; Driving - Maverick scout RC Manuel D'instructions

Charging the battery pack

Always use the included charger for the included battery pack. Charging time for an empty battery pack is about 6 hours. Do not charge the
battery pack longer than 6 hours to avoid overheating and battery damage.
Cautions
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This charger can be used only for the battery pack included in this kit.
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Do not charge the battery pack for longer than 6 hours. Overcharging generates excessive heat and will damage the battery pack.
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Use the charger with adult supervision. Do not use the charger near water or when wet.
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Do not use the charger if the wire is frayed or worn. If the wire is frayed or worn a short circuit can cause a fire or burns.
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If you are not sure about the level of the battery pack before charging use it in the vehicle until the vehicle slows, leave to cool and then
recharge.
1. Select your regions electrical mains plug and attach it to the charger. Always use the correct mains plug version for your country.
2. Connect the charging socket to the supplied battery packs power plug. The connectors are sided and have a clip to secure it in place. Do
not force together and always check you have the connection the right way round.
3. The charger will automatically start to charge your battery pack. Do not leave connected for more than 6 hours on a flat battery pack and
always observe the cautions above.
Whilst your battery pack is charging please read the next section on driving.

Driving

Driving an R/C Rock Crawler can be very difficult to master but here are some basic tips to help you to understand how to use it before you have
your first attempt
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Drive the vehicle in a large space, especially until you get the feel of driving the product.
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Do not run on public streets or highways. This could cause serious accidents, personal injuries and/or property damage.
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Do not run in water or sand.
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The Rock Crawlers transmission and gearing is set for high torque running and will not give you high speeds. Drive the vehicle slowly by
pulling the throttle trigger slowly and in small increments until you become accustomed to it.
You can turn the vehicle right or left while it is running.
When the vehicle is running toward you, you need to operate the steering wheel in the opposite direction to the operation when the vehicle is
running away from you.
Practice turning the vehicle, referring to the following:
Rather than just paying attention to the direction of the steering wheel, imagine that you are at the centre of the steering wheel, looking ahead of
the vehicle, to turn in the direction you like.
Once you become conformable driving the vehicle, practice driving on a track with cones.
Keep practising until you feel comfortable with the steering, throttle and brake.
Once you are feeling comfortable try using reverse.
When you have mastered the basics you will be able to drive in a more controlled fashion and be
able to try your hand at some rock crawling.
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