Kyosho SPEED VEE 800 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SPEED VEE 800

*SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

No. 40861

REQUIRED FOR OPERATION

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

RADIO PREPARATION

ASSEMBLY

PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING A NI-CD BATTERY

HOW TO HANDLE ELECTRIC POWERED BOATS

EXPLODED VIEW

SPARE PARTS & OPTIONAL PARTS

2

2 3

3

4 10

11

12

14

16

INDEX

The product you have purchased is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery is recyclable. At the end of its useful life, under

various national / state and local laws, it may be illegal to dispose of this battery into the municipal waste stream. Check with your local

solid waste officials for details in your area for recycling options or proper disposal.

LENGTH : 940mm

RADIO CONTROLLED ELECTRIC POWERED RACING BOAT

THE FINEST RADIO CONTROL MODELS

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Before commencing assembly, please read these instructions thoroughly.

Ni-Cd

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

This radio control model is not a toy!

First-time builders should seek the advice of experienced

modellers before commencing assembly and if they do not fully

understand any part of the construction.

Assemble this kit only in places out of childrenÕs reach!

Take enough safety precautions prior to operating this model. You

are responsible for this modelÕs assembly and safe operation!

Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for quick

reference, even after completing the assembly.

TOOLS REQUIRED

Sharp Hobby Knife

Phillips Screw Driver (L.M.S) Needle Nose Pliers

Awl

Scissors

2

Wire Cutters

Instant Glue

1

Read through the manual before you begin, so you will

have an overall idea of what to do.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN (1)

Check all parts. If you find any defective or missing parts,

contact your local dealer or our Kyosho Distributor.

2

3

Symbols used throughout the instruction manual, comprise:

7.2V Ni-Cd Battery

Cut off shaded portion.

Do not do that!

Apply instant glue (

CA glue, super glue).

Must be purchased separately!

REQUIRED FOR OPERATION

2

Stick-type 2 channel radio

3 8

AA-size Batteries

(For Transmitter) 8 pcs.

For proper radio handling, refer to its manual.

AAAA

2 2

2 channel & 2 servo radio for R/C models, and battery box.

Battery Box

AAAA

4

AA-size Batteries

(For Receiver) 4 pcs.

If already supplied with the radio,

there is no need to purchase a battery

box separately.

If using a radio you are in possession of, check the dimensions

of its servos against the diagram below.

< Suitable servo dimensions >

With a standard radio

Explanations on the radio are based on the FUTABA radio.

Drill holes with the specified

diameter (here: 2mm).

2mm

Assemble left and right sides

the same way.

Pay close attention here!

Hex Wrench (2.0mm)

7.2V

KYOSHO CORPORATION MADE IN JAPANNo.71701

R

CHARGER

7.5

DELTA PEAK AUTO-CUTOFF

WARNING HOT

Ni-Cd BATTERY

FUSE 7.5A

CHARG

E

ST

ART

TOOLS INCLUDED

Assemble as many times as specified.

x2

Assemble in the specified order.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN (2)

3

5

The threads are stripped.Overtightened.

4

Types of screws:

Screw

Set ScrewSelf-tapping (TP) Screw

How size of screw is given:

Screw

3mm

12mm

TP

Self-tapping (TP) screws cut threads into the parts when

being tightened. Excessive force may permanently

damage parts when tightening TP screws. It is

recommended to stop tightening when the part is

securely attached or when some resistance is felt after

the threaded portion enters the plastic.

This kit contains many screws in and other hardware

different metric sizes and shapes. For your reference,

the figures in the manual show actual sizes. (Some

screws are extras.)

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

RADIO PREPARATION

Set up a radio control system as indicated below.

1

Plug in connectors.

2

Install the AA-size batteries.

3

Extend the transmitter antenna. If not, the

range of the transmitter will not be sufficient!

4

Undo the receiver antenna. If not, the

range of the receiver will not be sufficient!

5

Center all trims. (Transmitter)

6

Switch on. (Transmitter)

7

Switch on. (Receiver)

8

Check that the servos move according

to your inputs. (Transmitter)

10

Switch off. (Transmitter)

11

Retract the antenna. (Transmitter)

9

Switch off. (Receiver)

Antenna

Connector

Receiver

Connector

Rudder Stick

Rudder Servo

Speed Control Servo

Switch

Battery Box

CH.2

CH.1

BATT

Rudder Trim

Speed Control Stick

Speed Control Trim

For forward move-

ment & stop.

Adjust so boat will not

speed off at once.

Rudder Stick

In addition to this page, read the instruc-tion

manual supplied with your radio as well.

For steering (left and

right bends).

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

Rudder Trim

For adjusting straightline

running.

Speed Control Stick

Speed Control Trim

Battery Cover

Handle

Antenna

Switch

4

1

6

2

3

4

1

6

Work with model mounted on 6 .

3

1

2

3

7

2

5

1

5

3 x 10mm

3 x 8mm

Speed Control Servo

Rudder Control Servo

3

2

Radio

3 x 10mm TP

TP F/H Screw

4

Must be purchased separately!

1

Hull

Apply instant glue (CA glue, super glue).

x7

x4

3

Radio

3 x 8mm TP

TP Screw

8

Assemble as many times as specified.

x2

4

Radio

3 x 16mm TP

TP Screw

2

6

Hull

Do not do that!

Must be purchased separately!

5

Radio

Do not overlook this symbol!

Warning!

0 10 20 30 40 50 mm

8

9

3 x 16mm

10

Connect correctly! Otherwise, electric motor

may start rotating all of a sudden!

Warning!

Thread antenna cord through.

Receiver

Switch

Connect refer to radio instruction manual.

15mm

40mm

11

Cut off.

11

Attach sponge tape 12 to the place.

Remainder has been cut off at step 5 .

12

11

14

13

11

8

9

13 14

Align. Align.

Sponge Tape

Double-sided Tape

7

Radio

8

Radio

9

Radio

Cut off shaded portion.

2mm

Drill holes with the specified diameter.

2mm

6

0.5mm

Ensure a gap of 0.5mm.

0.5mm

OFF

With the speed control stick in neutral.

With the speed control stick pushed up.

ON

15mm

Supplied with the servo.

15

Battery Holder

16

17

11mm

Use this hole.

90

Plug in.

Supplied with the servo.

Warning!

2

mm

Securely fix parts.

If coming off during runs,

you lose control of your boat.

Must be purchased separately!

Do not overlook this symbol!

Warning!

10

3 x 12mm TP

TP Screw

4

11

Drive Unit

3 x 16mm

Screw

2

3mm

Nylon Nut

12

Radio

Assemble left and right sides the same way.

Drive Unit

3x12mm

40mm

3x16mm

3mm

18

19

20

Red

Black

2 x 10mm

2mm

Use outermost hole.

Bow lifts.

Bow goes down.

Adjust by loosening 3 x 16mm screw .

3X16mm

5mm

10mm

1

2

90

17

2 x 10mm TP

TP Screw

2

4.5mm

Ball

2mm

Washer

2

20

Pay attention for

color of cords.

After test runs,adjust propeller angle at right

diagram mentioned ranges.

Adjust screw for proper position on

below diagram.

17

Assemble in the specified order.

Do not overlook this symbol!

Warning!

Pay close attention here!

Warning!

To prevent the motor from overheating,

be sure to adjust the propeller angle at

the ranges shown below.

13

Radio

14

Radio

15

Radio

2mm

Drill holes with the specified diameter.

2mm

Must be purchased separately!

Cut off shaded portion.

8

22

Switch

Note the direction.

2mm

45mm

23

Switch

Attach clear tape

without gaps.

Assemble as many times as specified.

x2

21

x5

x2

16

Cabin

3 x 8mm TP

TP Screw

2

2 x 6mm TP

TP Screw

2

17

Cabin

3 x 8mm TP

TP Screw

3

18

Ni-Cd Battery

Must be purchased separately!

9

3 x 8 mm

A-3

A-2

A-1

2 x 6mm

3 x 8mm

25

24

12

24

7.2V

NiCd Battery

15

Connect when using the model.

B 2

B 4

3 x 8mm

B 3

B 1

12

24

Sponge Tape

19

Hull

20

Decals

10

1

26

24

Close

50mm

Open

1 24 23

Attach clear tape 23 to the space between 1 and 24

when running.

M106 ANTI-SHIP-MISSILE

1

4

6 7 8

5

11 12

1210

13

13 1815

21 22 23

24

25

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38 39

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28 31

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34 35

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36 3733

23

Antenna

32

9

1

Apply the decals to the spots indicated in numerical order.

21

20

19

01

05

OPERATING YOUR MODEL SAFELY

11

Do not put your hands or

any objects into rotating

parts, as this could result in

serious accidents!

The motor and Ni-Cd

battery get hot from run--

ning. Do not touch them

for a while after running.

Never dispose of Ni-Cd batteries into a fire, as these

can explode or emit noxious gases from heavy met-als

used in Ni-Cd batteries !

when disassembling or modifying Ni-Cd batteries.

Never do that!

For accident prevention, do not run your model under

the following circumstances:

in places where many people gather!

when rivers are swollen or their current is strong!

with weak radio batteries!

Also make sure that nobody is using the same

frequency as you do at the same time!

when the boat behaves or operates strangely!

Do not dispose of Ni-Cd batteries! Return them to the

retail shop!

With R/C boats, discover a new world of pleasure.

Wheth-er you run your boat on lakes, rivers or else-

where, take precautionary measures to avoid accidents.

CHECK

When NOT using the model, always

switch off the receiver and transmitter!

Furthermore, disconnect the Ni-Cd

battery and remove it from the model!

This may lead to overheat and fires!

In order to avoid accidents and personal injury, be sure to observe the following:

Ni-Cd

Ba

tte

r

y

7.2V

BA

TT

E

R

YBA

TT

E

R

Y

Never put the charger and Ni-Cd battery near flam--

mable material while charging as this may cause fires!

N

i-C

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atter

y

7.

2

V

N

i-C

d B

atter

y

7.

2

V

EXPLOSIVE

PO

WER

1400

7.2

V

Under the following circumstances, short circuits may

oc-cur and result in fires or other accidents:

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

12

PRE-RUN CHECKLIST

Are all screws securely tightened?

Are the radio batteries fully charged?

Is the Ni-Cd battery fully charged?

Does the rudder operate according to your inputs

on the transmitter?

Does the speed controller operate according to your

inputs on the transmitter?

Is the Ni-Cd battery securely attached?

Is the running area safe?

Is nobody on your frequency when running at the

same time in the same area?

Is the propeller securely attached?

Are all rotating parts greased?

Can all moving parts move freely, without binding?

PROPER OPERATING PROCEDURES

Extend the transmitter antenna

Switch on the transmitter.

Switch on the receiver

Make sure the speed controller operates

according to your inputs on the transmitter.

Make sure the running area is safe.

Connect the Ni-Cd battery.

Check the transmitter batteries

Fully charge the Ni-Cd battery.

OFF

ON

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

31 2

5

4

10

6

7

8 9

AFTER RUNNING . . .

After finishing running, collect your

boat.

Switch off the receiver.

Switch off the transmitter.

Disconnect the Ni-Cd battery.

Remove dirt from the hull.

1

2

3

4 5

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

CH-2 CH-1

BATT.

C

H-

2

C

H-

1

BAT

T

.

Make sure the rudder operates according

to your inputs on the transmitter.

OFF

Ensure that the speed control servo is in

off position.

13

Ni-Cd battery capacity is insufficient.

Speed control servo does

not operate.

Loose connectors.

Improper radio installation.

Replace with new batteries.

Correct as per radio instruction

manual.

Recharge Ni-Cd battery.

Make connectors tighter (e.g. with

minus screwdriver).

Switch on.Transmitter and/or receiver is not switched on.

Transmitter batteries are weak.

Motor does not rotate.

Improper radio installation. Correct as per instruction manual.

Dirt entered rotating parts. Clean and regrease.

When rotating by hand, propeller

feels heavy or does not rotate.

Even when releasing speed

control, boat will not stop.

Improper linkage adjustment. Adjust speed control trim on transmitter.

Should speed controller not return to

neutral, readjust linkages as per in-

struction manual.

Motor rotates but boat will not run.

Joint is not installed.

Or, screws are loose.

Tighten screws holding joint.

Motor trouble. Replace with new motor.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Make sure screws and nuts are securely tightened

and other parts are not worn.

Grease all rotating parts.

Repair the wiring should cords be damaged or drag

into rotating parts.

Should servo cords and the receiver antenna be

damaged, return them to the manufacturer for repair.

Make sure all parts are neither worn nor damaged.

Remove dirt from the hull.

Draw out water from inside the hull.

EVERYDAY MAINTENANCE

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