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Drive | 4WD |
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Batteries Required | Yes |
Remote Control Included | Yes |
Recommended Age Range | 14 years and up |
Manufacturer Recommended Age | 14 years and up |
Manufacturer | VKAR |
Vehicle Type | Truck |
Thank you for purchasing VKAR product. This manual contains instructions on operating and maintaining the Bison.
Highlights of the RC car, including LED lights, wheelie bar, bearings, adjustable wing, sealed differentials, all-terrain tires, and oil-filled shocks.
Details on the scale, drive system, and included components like the transmitter, power battery, and charger.
Product is not a toy; children under 14 need adult supervision for operation and maintenance.
Ensure batteries are charged and operate in a spacious, safe venue, avoiding highways and water bodies.
Handle battery correctly, follow transmitter/car power sequence, remove battery when idle, check wires, and mind heat.
Remove battery before charging, cool down before charging, and store batteries in a cool, dry place.
Procedure to replace used batteries with new AA size batteries when the power indicator blinks or buzzer beeps.
Explanation of the transmitter's controls, including throttle trigger, steering wheel, and trim adjustments.
Warning that the pin header on the receiver must not be connected directly to the power source.
Details on operating the throttle trigger for acceleration/braking and the steering wheel for directional control.
Correct sequence for powering on and off the transmitter and receiver to avoid signal loss.
Step-by-step guide to successfully bind the transmitter and receiver for reliable communication.
Wiring diagrams illustrating how to connect the ESC, receiver, and servos in the electric model.
Guide for connecting the ESC, motor, receiver, and battery, and programming the ESC.
Step-by-step procedure to calibrate the ESC's throttle range for optimal forward, neutral, and brake response.
Understanding the meaning of LED light patterns on the ESC during normal operation and different states.
Interpretation of audible alert tones emitted by the ESC for input voltage or throttle signal anomalies.
Details on safety features including low voltage cut-off, over-heat protection, and throttle signal loss protection.
Instructions for wing assembly, charging the battery, and loading the battery into the RC car.
How to adjust the steering trim on the transmitter for straight front wheel alignment.
How to adjust the steering D/R on the transmitter to control the steering angle.
Guide on how to adjust the slipper clutch to prevent gear damage during racing.
Detailed steps for filling shock bodies with silicone fluid and assembling shocks.
Important notes regarding the correct hole selection when installing suspension arms.