HobbyZone ZIG ZAG RACER 2 Bedienungsanleitung

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Instruction

™

Instruction Manual

Get ready to have a BLAST with

your ZIG ZAG RACER 2™

—the high-performance, highly maneuverable, self-righting

speedboat from HobbyZone®. You'll have hours of fun zip-

ping across the water, racing with friends and playing Zig Zag

Water Soccer. But before the fun begins, it’s very important

that you read this manual completely and follow the directions

carefully. That way you'll be sure your Zig Zag fun is safe

and successful.

Welcome

to the World of

Crash damage is not covered

under the warranty.

Be sure to read the warranty

on page 26 and "Warnings and

Safety" on page 24 before you

proceed to Step 1.

Step 1

1. Remove transmitter back cover by

pushing down with thumbs, as indicated

by the arrows.

2. Install batteries. Use fresh 1.5V “AA”

batteries only.

3. Watch polarity. Replace cover.

4. To test, switch on transmitter—LED should

glow brightly.

5. Replace batteries when you hear

low-battery alarm (beeping sound).

Needed for Step 1

"AA" Heavy-Duty Batteries

(x8 included)

Transmitter

Step 2

Install Battery

IMPORTANT – Prior to installing battery, the

transmitter must be turned on and your

Zig Zag boat placed on the included stand.

1. Lift canopy slightly and turn sideways to uncover

battery compartment.

2. Attach battery to connector in boat and place

battery in compartment.

3. To secure battery, stretch rubber band over the

top of the battery and connect to hook.

4. Make sure battery and connectors do not inter-

fere with movement of wire pushrod.

5. Reposition canopy and secure it by fitting

canopy peg into the front alignment cavity in the

hull and inside the five hull alignment posts.

Note: Always make sure your transmitter is on

before you install the battery. After you are done,

make sure the battery is unplugged prior to turning

off the transmitter.

Hull Alignment Posts Rubber Band

Step 3

Motor Test and Battery Discharge

CAUTION: Keep everything clear of the propeller.

A moving propeller can cause injury.

1. The small lever next to the throttle stick (left

stick on transmitter) is called a throttle trim

lever. With your boat on the stand, transmitter

turned on, and battery installed, make sure

the throttle trim lever is in the center

(neutral) position.

2. If motor is running, gradually move the trim

lever down until the motor stops.

3. Move throttle stick (left stick on transmitter)

up. Motor speed will increase as this

stick is moved up.

4. In order to fully discharge the battery, run

the motor at high speed until it shuts off. If

there is not enough charge in the battery to

power the propeller, then proceed to Step 4

(on next page).

5. When finished with the motor test, be sure to

disconnect the battery first then turn off the

transmitter.

Throttle Stick

Throttle

Trim Lever

Rudder Stick

Rudder

Trim Lever

Step 4

Important: Charge the battery shortly before

running the Zig Zag Racer 2. If you charge the

battery 12–48 hours before use, charge again for

30 minutes right before you run. Stop charging

immediately when the battery becomes warm,

indicating it is fully charged.

Charging the Zig Zag Battery

Note: Never charge a hot battery or a battery

that is already charged. Always discharge before

every charge. See Step 3 for instructions on

discharging.

See "Warnings and Safety" on page 24.

1. The charger supplied with the Zig Zag Racer 2™

has a built-in timer. Plug the battery into the

charger, and then plug the charger into the

wall. The LED indicator should glow constantly.

After about 3 hours, the LED will turn off. At

this time, the battery is charged and ready

to use.

2. To charge another battery, the charger must

first be unplugged from both the wall and the

battery to reset the timer.

Step 5

Right Rudder Left Rudder

Back of Boat Back of Boat

Rudder Test

NOTE:

The small lever under the rudder stick is

called a trim lever and is used to adjust

the "neutral" point of your control stick.

To do this, place the rudder stick in

neutral (center) position. If rudder is

not aligned straight ahead, use the

rudder trim lever to center it.

Move the rudder stick

(right stick on transmitter)

side to side. The rudder should

move as shown in the drawings.

Step 6

Choosing Your Location

CAUTION: Parents, do not allow young children to

go the lake or pool unsupervised. Be safe and

stay away from steep grades near shorelines

where you or those with you could slip and fall

into the water.

1. Choose a location that is not being used by

swimmers when you are running your boat.

2. If you choose a lake, be sure there is no moss,

grass, weeds or debris present that could get

wrapped around the propeller or trap your boat

offshore.

3. Make sure the shoreline is clear and relatively

flat so you can easily launch, operate and

retrieve your boat.

DO NOT mix radio control

boating and swimming.

DO NOT swim to retrieve

your boat.

Do not operate your boat near

moss, grass, weeds, brush, etc.

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