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Fit the small gear to the motor axle, allowing approx. 1mm gap between motor and gear.
Push the motor gear through the side of the car body as shown in the illustration.
Gently fit the solar panel onto the car roof, clipping wires to the side.
Fit the gear wheel onto the rear axle, ensuring 6mm of axle projects through it.
Feed the rear axle through the car and fit wheels, ensuring gears mesh correctly.
Feed the front axle through brackets and fit remaining wheels, avoiding over-tightening.
Adjust the front axle bracket for straight or curved car movement.
Not suitable for children under 3 due to small parts; adult supervision is required.
Care for UV light protection in sunlight; retain information for future reference.
The device described in the manual is an F1 Mini Solar Racing Car, designed as a small-scale, build-it-yourself model. Its primary function is to operate as a racing car powered by solar energy.
The F1 Mini Solar Racing Car is a miniature vehicle that converts solar energy into mechanical motion, allowing it to race. The assembly process involves attaching a solar panel to a motor, which then drives the wheels through a system of gears and axles. When exposed to sufficient light, the solar panel generates electricity to power the motor, propelling the car forward. The car is designed to be a fun, educational project that demonstrates the principles of solar power and basic mechanics. It is not intended as a toy for small children but rather as a model for enthusiasts or older children under adult supervision.
| Brand | The Solar Trader |
|---|---|
| Model | F1 |
| Category | Motorized Toy Car |
| Language | English |
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