Electric Powered Racing Toy Remote Control Car

Specifications:

• The Remote Control Rechargeable Car Model Toy has mini-design 
• The simple but classical design of this Remote Control Rechargeable Car Model Toy allows you very easy to hold and operate it
• The fast speed and multi-direction movement make the Remote Control Rechargeable Car Model Toy soon stand out from the others 
• You just only need 6 x AA batteries that can drive the RC remote controlled boat model away
• The unique design ensure the Remote Control Rechargeable Car Model Toy can be easily operated
• The unique design makes the remote controlled car attract your friend's envy attention
• Remote Control Power Source: 6 x AA Batteries(Not Included)
• Battery Type: 3.7v/200mAh
• Size: 11 x 5 x 4cm/4.3 x 2.0x 1.6in(L x W x H)
• Remote Control Charging Time: Approx. 45min
• Charger Charging Time: Approx. 25min
• Running Time: Approx. 6min
• Movement Direction: Forward, Backward, Left Rotation, Right Rotation

Details:

• The remote controlled boat was made of durable plastic material

• The unique design ensure it  can be easily operated

• The remote control car has mini-design 

How to Install an RC Car Radio:

• Open the RC car to gain access to the chassis on which you'll be mounting the RC car radio. Remove the four clips that secure the body of the car to the chassis, placed in the four small posts extending through the surface of the car body. Remove any screws that may be holding the body of the car onto the chassis as well. Pull the car body upward from the chassis and set it aside
• Locate the radio mount within your RC car. The location of the mount differs by car manufacturer and model, so consult the manufacturer's instructions for mount location. Screw the radio receiver securely in place, making sure that the sockets for connecting the battery and speed controller and steering servo are face up
• Install the radio frequency crystal into the radio. Purchase the crystal as a matched pair with one meant for the radio receiver in the car and one for the radio transmitter in the remote control handset. Gently push the two prongs in the bottom of the crystal labeled Rx into the car radio until you've seated the crystal fully in place. Follow the same procedure to install the crystal labeled Tx in your remote control handset
• Plug your radio into the rest of the car's electronics system. Plug the control cable from the servo connected to your car's steering column into the socket marked CH1 on your radio, so you can control the steering from the remote handset. Plug the control cable from the electronic speed control in an electric car, or throttle servo in a Nitro car, into the socket in the radio marked CH2, so that you can control the speed of your car from the remote control handset. Finally, connect the cord from your car battery to the socket marked battery to provide power for your radio
• Turn on the RC radio handset and the RC car to test the car radio. Turn the wheel of the handset to test the connection. If the wheels of the car do not turn with the turning of the RC handset or the car begins to move then switch the CH1/CH2 plugs on the car radio. If either control does not respond, check connections and try again. When the controls respond correctly, turn off power to the RC handset and the car and then replace the car body for use of the vehicle

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 two RC 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 or change a new one
• To protect the environment, the unused battery should put in the recycle bin

Package Included:

• 1 x Car
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x Manual