ABC Hobby Typhoon 562 EP Instruction Manual

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Specifications

Hull Length: .................................................................................... 22.5 in (562mm)

Overall Length: .............................................................................. 24.9 in (622mm)

Beam (Width): ................................................................................ 6.1 in (152 mm)

Radio: .......................................................... JR AM Python pistol-grip transmitter

with receiver and 2 servos (installed)

Motor: ................................................................................... 550 high-speed motor

Speed Control: ................................. Mechanical 2-speed forward with reverse

Items Needed for Completion: ............................................... 12 "AA" batteries,

7.2V Ni-Cd battery pack and charger

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Typhoon

™

562 EP RTR Boat

5818 ABC55503 Typhoon ManualFIN 5/1/03 8:49 AM Page 1

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Specifications hull length: .................................................................................... 22.5 in (562mm) overall length: .............................................................................. 24.9 in (622mm) beam (width): .................................................
Page 2: Step 1: Inspection
Thank you for purchasing the abc hobby typhoon ™ 562 ep ready-to-run boat. Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to operate your boat. The typhoon 562 ep comes ready-to- run with the jr ™ python am radio system and mechanical speed controller already installed. All assembly and ...
Page 3: Step 3: Checking
Step 3: checking the radio system 1. Turn on the transmitter. The leds on the transmitter should all glow, indicating fully charged batteries. 2. Move the receiver switch to the on position. When the steering wheel is rotated clockwise, the rudder servo arm moves toward the front of the boat, initia...
Page 4: Step 5: Continued
Step 5: continued 3. When you notice the boat beginning to lose speed, bring the boat back to shore. It will be necessary to replace or recharge the battery before heading out again. Step 6: maintenance before and after each run, make sure that all screws are tight and that the propeller is free fro...