Since slower or faster speeds each use the full path of the throttle/brake stick, the vehicle can be controlled more
precisely at slower speeds.
For example, this can be done to use the vehicle for agility exercises in slow mode.
When switching between forward and reverse driving, the throttle/brake lever must be put in the neutral position (neu-
tral position = let go of lever, do not move it) briefly (approx. 1 - 2 seconds). If the throttle/brake lever is moved from
forward to reverse directly, the brake function of the drive is activated (vehicle will not reverse).
The following figures are only to illustrate the functions and do not necessarily correspond to the design of
the transmitter provided!
1. Release throttle/braking lever, vehicle rolls to a halt (or does not move, if required, correct trimming), lever is in
neutral position
2. Drive forwards, slowly pull the throttle/brake lever towards the handle
3. Drive forwards and then brake (vehicle slows down; it does not roll to a halt slowly); push throttle/brake lever away
from the handle without stopping
4. Driving forward, braking and then reversing: Push the throttle/brake stick away from the handle without break
(braking); when the vehicle has stopped, briefly (approx. 1 second) put the throttle/brake stick in the neutral posi-
tion; then push the throttle/brake stick away from the handle (the vehicle now drives backwards)
Driving forwards
Braking
Wait briefly when the
vehicle has stopped
(1 second)
Driving backwards
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