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General| Scale | 1/10 |
|---|---|
| Gear Pitch | 32 Pitch |
| Drive System | Shaft-Driven 4WD |
| Radio System | TQi 2.4GHz (4-channel) |
| Charger | Not Included |
| Motor | Titan 775 |
| Transmission | Two-Speed |
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| Battery Type | 7-cell NiMH or 2-cell LiPo |
| Differential Type | Locking differentials |
| Steering | Dual servo |
| Battery | 7-cell NiMH or 2-cell LiPo |
| Tire Type | Canyon AT |
| Chassis Structure/Material | Composite tub chassis |
| Chassis | Composite tub chassis |
Information on contacting Traxxas for support and available options.
Guide to get the model up and running quickly, directing to page 9.
Instructions to register your product online for better customer service.
Regulatory compliance information for digital devices and radio frequency.
Explanation of icons used in the manual for warnings, tips, and cross-references.
Contact information and resources for Traxxas technical support and service.
Key safety advice for operating the model, including location and crowd restrictions.
Precautions for handling the electronic speed control, batteries, and connectors.
Information and encouragement to recycle Traxxas Power Cell NiMH batteries.
Critical warnings and precautions for handling Lithium Polymer (LiPo) batteries.
Precautions for charging and handling all types of batteries, including LiPo and NiMH.
Further safety advice for charging, storing, and using batteries, including car charging.
List of specialty metric tools included with the model.
Suggested additional tools and supplies for an R/C toolbox.
Essential equipment not included, such as AA batteries.
Diagram labeling key parts of the 1/16 Summit model.
Outline of steps to get the model running, with references to other manual sections.
Emphasizes that the guide is not a replacement for the full manual.
Instructions for applying optional decals to the model.
Overview of the automatic frequency selection and ease of use.
Definitions of key terms related to the radio and power systems.
Definitions of transmitter, trim, thermal shutdown, 2-channel system, and voltage.
Crucial advice on antenna handling to prevent loss of radio range.
Schematic showing the wiring connections for the ESC, motor, and battery.
Diagram illustrating the connections between transmitter, receiver, servo, ESC, and motor.
Detailed view of the XL-2.5 ESC components and connectors.
Procedure for installing 4 AA batteries into the transmitter.
Instructions for charging the included NiMH battery pack with the Traxxas charger.
Information on Traxxas Battery iD and using rechargeable batteries in the transmitter.
Steps to properly install the receiver antenna and tube for optimal range.
Explanation of Traxxas Battery iD for automatic charger recognition.
Procedure for installing the 7.2-volt battery pack in the model's compartment.
Description of the Traxxas connector for efficient power transfer.
Guidance on using LiPo batteries and connecting two batteries in parallel.
Identification of transmitter controls like steering wheel, throttle, and trim.
Essential rules for safe operation, including transmitter on/off order and battery use.
Procedures for adjusting steering trim and reversing channels.
How to use the throttle trigger for forward, brake, reverse, and neutral.
Steps for turning on the system, checking controls, and ensuring proper servo operation.
Procedure to test radio system range and responsiveness before driving.
Advice on maintaining radio range at higher speeds and safe driving practices.
Steps to electronically 'bind' the transmitter and receiver if needed.
Explanation of transmitter LED colors and patterns for status indication.
Explanation of receiver LED colors and patterns for status indication.
Description of the built-in failsafe that returns throttle to neutral on signal loss.
Technical specifications for the XL-2.5 electronic speed control.
How to activate or disable Low-Voltage Detection for LiPo or NiMH batteries.
Procedure for calibrating the ESC with the transmitter.
How to operate the speed control and test its functions.
Steps to select Sport, Race, or Training Mode for the ESC.
Explanation of ESC LED indicators for status, protection, and errors.
Important safety and care tips for operating the model, including cooling and battery checks.
Advice on maximizing run time through battery choice, gearing, and maintenance.
Explanation of how battery capacity affects performance and voltage drop.
Information on the model's water-resistant features and precautions for wet operation.
Specific warnings about transmitter, salt water, and motor use in wet environments.
Steps to prepare the model for wet conditions, including tire modification.
Procedures for cleaning, drying, and protecting the model after wet use.
Maintenance steps for bearings, differentials, transmission, and motor.
Instructions for removing and installing the receiver while maintaining the box's seal.
How to adjust ride height using threaded shock bodies.
Explanation of shock oil viscosity's effect on damping and its temperature dependence.
Step-by-step guide for disassembling shocks and changing the oil.
How to adjust static camber using pivot balls and factory settings.
Procedure for adjusting the slipper clutch to prevent drivetrain stress.
How differential fluid viscosity affects performance and traction.
Guide to understanding and changing gear ratios for performance tuning.
Steps for accessing and removing the motor for gearing adjustments.
Procedure for installing a new pinion gear onto the motor shaft.
How to set correct gear mesh to prevent stripped spur gears.
Chart showing suitable gear combinations for the model.
Information on using aftermarket wheels and tires and their impact on the model.
Checklist for inspecting the model for cracked parts, binding, and loose connections.
Regular maintenance tasks like checking slipper clutch and motor lubrication.
Cleaning the chassis and ensuring proper oil levels in the shocks.
Inspecting suspension components and the driveline for wear and binding.
Instructions for storing the model and transmitter safely when not in use.
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