Tamiya Avante User Manual

Recommends the Tamiya Adspec Propo Set for its integrated CPR unit and ease of installation.

Specifies the maximum dimensions for compatible servos.

Lists items like batteries, chargers, and specific radio units that are not included.

Details the required 7.2V battery pack and necessary tools for assembly.

Explains the function of the transmitter, CPR unit, and steering servo in the Adspec system.

Lists the tools provided within the kit for assembly and maintenance.

Lists additional tools needed beyond those included in the kit.

Specifies the Tamiya Ni-Cd 7.2V Racing Pack as the recommended power source.

Details the components of the Adspec R/C system: transmitter, CPR unit, and steering servo.

Highlights the advantages and usage of Tamiya Ni-Cd batteries for optimal performance.

Emphasizes checking contents, careful assembly with small parts, and applying grease as marked.

Guides on adjusting the motor's timing for optimal performance.

Provides instructions for motor care, including cleaning and handling, to ensure longevity.

Explains how to adjust gears for smooth operation, including loosening screws and positioning the motor.

Instructions for assembling front stabilizer rods and related components.

Details on assembling rear arm rods and associated parts.

Steps for assembling the rear axle and ensuring smooth rotation.

Instructions for assembling rear damper cylinders, including options for soft, normal, and stiff types.

Instructions for assembling front damper cylinders, specifying the need to make two units.

Explains how to fill and bleed oil in dampers, and the use of Tamiya Damper Oil Set for tuning.

Continues the assembly of front dampers, specifying the parts and steps.

Guides on checking the Tamiya Adspec Propo set, including battery, antenna, switches, and servo neutral position.

Instructions for checking other 2-channel radio control systems with FET speed controllers.

Details on how to adjust steering rods for proper toe-in and neutral settings.

Explains how to attach the steering servo and adjust it to the neutral position.

Instructions on how to mount tires onto the wheels, ensuring they fit into the grooves.

Shows an example of installing an electronic speed controller (FET Amp) into the model.

Warns against using solvents on plastic parts and notes that thread lock is not required.

Guides on how to attach wheel caps to the wheels, including a note to make four sets.

Provides essential safety rules for operating the R/C car, including avoiding crowds and roads.

Emphasizes the importance of disconnecting the battery when the car is not in use to prevent accidental movement.

Suggests applying damper oil to moving parts of the suspension for better performance.

Instructions on painting the styrene figure parts using plastic model paints.

Guides on cutting and shaping the polycarbonate body and wing using scissors or a modeling knife.

Details the steps for cleaning the body before painting, including washing with detergent.

Provides detailed instructions for cutting, positioning, and applying stickers to the model body without wrinkles or air bubbles.

Reiterates safety rules for operation, including managing battery usage and avoiding interference.

Lists essential points to check before driving, such as screw tightness, battery levels, and servo function.

Covers troubleshooting steps for issues encountered during or after operation, including motor and radio control system checks.

Outlines rules for safe radio control operation and handling.

Provides steps for operating the R/C unit, including battery connection and checking controls.

Offers solutions for common problems like motor not running, speed controller issues, and servo problems.

Explains how to take apart the motor, remove the rotor, and cautions regarding brush spreader use.

Details on cleaning the commutator and rotor, warning against using files.

Guides on replacing worn brushes and soldering pig tails to new terminals.

Lists various gears like differential spur gear, counter gear, and drive gear with part numbers.

Lists suspension parts including springs, arms, and stabilizers with their respective part numbers.

Details parts for the differential gear system, including screws, washers, and bearings.

Lists chassis components like gear box plates, stabilizer guides, and rods with part numbers.

Organizes screws, nuts, and link pins by bag number and type for easy identification.

Lists hexagonal mounts, washers, and other small metal parts with their corresponding part numbers.

Provides instructions and a form for ordering spare parts, including prices and contact information.