Reely Big Survivor Bedienungsanleitung Seite 37

Check the receiver power supply before and after every drive. If the voltage is too low, the servos will only show
weak reactions, so that the vehicle will no longer react to the control commands from the transmitter. The receiver
may also show unpredictable responses.
Terminate the drive at once if the reaction of the receiver system is not as desired. First switch off the engine, then
switch off the receiver power supply and last the transmitter. Then replace the batteries/rechargeable batteries or
recharge rechargeable batteries.
• Do not use any batteries for power supply of the servo or the receiver, but only a suitable receiver rechargeable
battery. Specifically the steering servo has a high power intake.
• Improper operation can cause serious damage to people and property! Only drive with the model directly in view.
This is why you shouldn't drive at night.
Only drive when your ability to react is unimpaired. Tiredness or the influence of alcohol or medication can cause
incorrect responses, just as with real vehicles.
• The engine and exhaust pipe become very hot in operation. Do not touch them. Danger of burns! Never reach into
the drive and do not insert any objects in it! Danger of injury!
• Never touch the ignition cable or spark plug connector when the engine runs; the pending high voltage causes a
danger to life!
• The model is only designed for use outside of closed rooms. The exhausts are harmful to health! Never operate the
combustion engine in closed rooms, not even for test purposes.
• Please note that this model car must not be driven on public roads, places or streets. Also do not operate it on
private grounds without the owner's permission.
• Don't drive towards animals or people!
• Don't drive in the rain, through wet grass, water, mud or snow. The model is not waterproof or watertight.
• Avoid driving at very low outdoor temperatures. In the cold, the plastic of the car body and the chassis parts can lose
its elasticity; in this case, small accidents can already lead to damage to the model.
• Do not drive in thunderstorms; don't drive under high-voltage power lines or in the proximity of radio masts.
• Gear transmission is designed for off-road use. In case of permanent driving on roads, the engine may overrun.
• As long as the vehicle is in operation you must always leave the transmitter switched on.
If you want to stop operating the model, switch off the model first. Then switch off the receiver power supply. Now
you may turn off the transmitter.
• After filling the tank, always take 5 - 10 minutes' break for the drive to cool off.
• Avoid slow driving in underload range! Engine and clutch may overheat from this and be damaged!
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