F1 Radio Control Kart Racing Model Car

Specifications:

• This F1 radio control RC kart racing car is made of safe and durable material
• Blue matches black well, making this set of radio control model car cool and stylish
• Wheels of fast radio control car is cool and made of good quality material, anti-skidding
• Realistic appearance will add much more fun for you or your kid to play with this racing model car
• High speed of this radio control model car will make you proud
• Remote control powered by 6 AA batteries
• Material: Rubber & Metal
• Car Color: Blue
• Size: Approx. 100 x 80 x 60mm / 3.94 x 3.15 x 2.36 in

Details:

• With fantastic speed and cool appearance, this racing model car will be your best choice for your kid and friends

• Realistic appearance of this racing model car can make you excited as if you are "driving" a real racing car

• Cool wheel of this racing model car is made of good material, anti-skidding

• The body of this racing model car is made of high quality material, durable for long time playing

• Springs are used as buffers so that the model car can run steadily and fast

• Painting of the fast radio control car will never fade

• Remote control of this racing model car is easy to operate

How to Fix Common Remote Control Toy Vehicle Problems:

• Check batteries and battery connections first. Try fresh batteries in both the toy and the transmitter, making sure that the positive and negative ends of the batteries correspond correctly to the connections. Wipe the battery connections with a clean cloth
• Clean remote control car that have spent much time outdoors. It's possible that the RC cars contains dirt or debris that led to a loss of movement. Clean with a damp cloth and allow to dry thoroughly
• Look for loose wires in both your remote and the RC cars. If you find one, strip the plastic back so that you can reattach the wire. Wrap with electrical tape when connected 
• Tighten anything loose on your RC cars. Face it, you know the RC cars made some daring escapades that could cause something to loosen. Tighten loose antennas by hand; use a screwdriver or wrench to tighten other loose parts. Electrical tape can provide temporary fixes to broken rotors or antennas 
• Open up the remote control RC cars with the appropriate screwdriver. Repair loose wires with a small soldering iron. Make sure nothing is impeding the motor 
• Replace parts as needed. Toy manufacturers often offer replacement parts like antennas, motors or rotors for flying toys

NOTE:

• Please do not try to control the RC cars in the dangerous and sandy place
• The speed may be different due to the different circumstance
• While on running the RC cars do not touch the antenna of the transmitter
• Do not get close to the other remote control cars to avoid frequency interference between twoRC cars
• You should keep the RC cars and transmitter away the high-heat stuff and place, because that will damage the electric parts
• Don't running the RC cars on the bumpy road that will affect the speed of your RC cars
• To enjoy the best speed, do not point the antenna to the car and keep the antenna upright
• If the RC cars gets wet, please immediately buff dry with a clean cloth
• When the RC cars moves unusually, it may be interfered by high voltage, wireless or the car at the same frequency
• Please do not control the RC cars near concrete wall to avoid obstructing the operation of RC cars
• Operation by children should only be done under adult supervision
• If not use for a long time, please take out the battery from the battery case
• If the RC carS speeds slow down or control not so precise, please recharge the battery orchange a new one
• To protect the environment, the unused battery should put in the recycle bin

How to Clean an RC Car:



Radio-controlled cars are truly for all ages. Chances are that if you have one of these cars, you don't just use it inside of your clean home. You probably take the car outside. You may even race the cars against others. Some people even take their RC cars and trucks "off-road." This can make your car very dirty. As with an actual car, it's important to an owner to keep his or her car looking great. Cleaning your car can also keep it running smoothly. Here is how to clean an RC Car

Instructions:

• Begin by removing the tires and body of the RC car. This is the best way to clean the tires and body and also allows you to clean the inside of the car more thoroughly
• Use the can of compressed air to blow away any dirt or dust which may have accumulated in your RC car. This does more than just make the cleaning process easier for you. Using the compressed air can blow away pieces of dirt which you may have missed or been unable to reach. Be cautious when using the compressed air around your engine, though, as you don't want to cause any damage
• Clean your car with the toothbrush in any spots that you can reach. Some people just make the toothbrush damp when doing this while others actually dip it in a cleaner (Easy-Off is known for removing grease and grime). You can also leave the toothbrush dry if your goal is to simply "chip away" the dirt that may be stuck to your car
• Use a rag or towel and a gentle soap to wash the tires and body of the car. You can actually submerge these in water if you wish but it's probably not necessary in order to get the items clean. Since these are no longer attached to the RC car, you can get them wet without having to worry about causing damage to any electrical parts of the car. Make sure to completely dry them, though, before reattaching them
• Dampen a separate towel and go over the inside of the RC car before reattaching the body and tires. You may have chipped away the dirt with your toothbrush but it can still remain in the car. This towel or rag will pick up the dirt and remove it from the RC car. Be sure that the towel isn't too wet, though, as you don't want moisture to linger on the inside of the car