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INSTRUCTION MANUAL CEDES THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ BY A SUPERVISING ADULT FOCUS II 2.4GHz RTR RACING Model No:8812 IMPORTANT: 1.This is not a toy. Assembly and operating of this boat requires adult supervision. YACHT 2.Please take time to read the instructions carefully and completely before attempting to operate your model. This manual contains the instructions you need to safely build, operate and maintain your R/C sailboat. 3.
BASIC BOAT TERMINOLOGY BOW: The front of the boat. STERN: The back of the boat. PORT: This is the left side of the boat when view the boat from the stern. An easy way to remember this is that port and left both contain four letters. STARBOARD: This is the right side of the boat when view the boat from the stern. HULL: The body of the boat. DECK: The top of the boat. KEEL: A weighted blade that protrudes from the bottom of the hull as a means of providing lateral stability.
DISPLAY STAND ASSEMBLY 1.Installed screws into the plastic boat stand parts with 2.5mm Allen key 2. Follow No.2-8 photos to assemble the boat stand. 3. Locate the EVA gasket on the hull support as picture 7 and 8 shown. This will protect the hull bottom from scratches during construction and storage. (3-0 Veg]. 1. Secure keel and ballast with M6 nut and Flathead screwdriver. 2. Assembly the rubber ring on the top of keel,then secure keel and hull with metal Ringling nut and Flathead screwdriver.
3. Insert the rudder shaft up through the bottom of the stem of hull. Notice the rudder’s direction. Use 2.5mm Allen key to secure the rudder shaft on the rudder arm. Make sure rudder can freely rotate and the gap for up and down is no more than 0.5mm 4. Push rod go through clevis on rudder arm, make sure rudder is on the center line of hull, then uss 2.5mm Allen key to tighten clevis screw. Zz MAIN SAIL RIGGING 1.
JIB SAIL RIGGING Boom band sye Boom band eye 1 Rubber ring SR4" SR5|SR6 150mm 180mm > 290mm 1. Adjust silicone rings {"SR” for short) positions on jib boom as shown. 2. Use forestry cord on the bottom left corner of jib sail to tie a loop, then loop around jib weight shaft.
LU JIB SAIL, MAIN SAIL ADJUSTMENT 1. Mast sliding mount is combined with fin box per-set in factory as photo shown. This setting will ensure top of mast raked back around 40mm from vertical line for a standard rig setup when back stay and forestry cord are pulled tighten. If mast sliding mount is not per-set like this, you could use Flathead screwdriver to loose mast sliding mount screw and move mast sliding mount forward or backward.
4. Now sail control stick {left stick} push down till the end, the sail winch servo pull cord tight. Pull out Switch rod to switch off receiver and switch off transmitter. Note: if sail control stick (left stick) push down, the sail winch servo loose cord, then you need to move the sail servo reverse switch (CH3) to the other position 5.
7. Switch on transmitter and push in Switch rod on deck. If transmitter power indicator light flash, push up throttle stick till the top end, then push down fill the lowest end again, transmitter power indicator light should be solid on, now transmitter is activated.
Power switch Throttle Max Rudder Throttle Min Throttle Trim servo reverse switch Charge Jack me — R Udder servo reverse switch Rudder dual rate: Power switch Rudder tm Throttles Min left right Throttle Trim Mi rol Switch 2 < sme Rudder Trim ix cont wil = Charge Jack i oo = Sail servo reverse switch Ein Rudder servo reverse switch i EE Rudder dual rate: NOTE: 1. MD button is mix control ON/OFF button, switch down as “ON” if model is with mix control function Otherwise switch up as “OFF”. 2.
TRANSMITTER MODE ITCHING J4C03 2.4GHz 4CH transmitter is supplied with MODE 2 as standard set, If needed, you could simply switch to MODE 1 by easy steps as blowing: Step 1: Open battery cover, switch MODE button to MODE 1. Step 2: Use screwdriver to screw down the up-left screw tightly as photo shown. Step 3: Screw down the down-left screw as photo shown, but not fully tighten, adjust this screw tightness so as to adjust the throttle stick (right stick) spring tightness as you wanted.
1. Push down the throttle stick {Left Stick, MODE 2} till the end as shown. Switch “ON” the transmitter. 2. Switch "ON" the receiver by switching “ON” the battery box power button. 3. Press down the “BIND” button on the receiver as shown, until the receiver's red LED flash then let go, the receiver's green LED will be lighting to indicate that binding has been successful and the receiver will now accept commands from the transmitter.
SAILING THE FOC AIL BOA Unlike propeller driven boats that you basically point and accelerate, sailboats present an interesting challenge. Sailing requires constant reaction to water movements, any wind gusts, and any wind direction changes. These reactions then require adjustment of the rudder and sails in order to find the best possible course.
SPARE PARTS LIST To order Focus II spare parts, use the part numbers in the spare parts list that follows PART NO. DESCRIPTION 881201 Focus IT standard prints sale sst 881202 Focus II mainsail luff ringside) 881203 Metal all crew Ringling) 881204 2.
