Manual - Great Hobbies

QUICK START: GETTING UP TO SPEEDThe following guide is an overview of the procedures for getting your Jato running, from opening the box to breaking in and tuning yourengine. Refer to the pages indicated for details on each step. Look for the Quick Start logo on the bottom corners of Quick Start pages.1. Read the safety precautions on page 4 9. Range test the radio system • See page 12For your own safety, understand where carelessness and misuse couldlead to personal injury or damage to your Jato.Follow this procedure to make sure your radio system works properly ata distance and that there is no interference from outside sources.2. Charge the EZ-Start battery pack • See page 22 10. Fill the fuel tank • See page 19The EZ-Start requires a fully charged battery pack (included).Use your fuel-dispensing bottle to fill the tank.The Quick Start Guide isnot intended to replace thefull operating instructionsavailable in this manual.Please read this entiremanual for completeinstructions on the properuse and maintenance ofyour Jato.3. Install batteries in the model • See page 10 11. Connect the EZ-Start to the model • See page 22Your Jato requires either 4 AA Alkaline batteries or a fully-charged5-cell receiver battery (not included).Learn the proper way to use the EZ-Start electric starting system.4. Install the wheelie bar • See page 30 12. Start the engine • See page 24The wheelie bar is required and should be installed prior to running the Learn to use the correct starting procedure for your TRX 3.3.model. Follow the directions in the wheelie bar bag or turn to page 34.5. Install batteries in the transmitter • See page 11 13. Break-in your engine • See page 24Jato requires 4 AA alkaline or rechargeable batteriesfor the transmitter.Follow the break-in instructions exactly to ensurethe best-performing, longest-lasting engine.6. Install the EZ-Start battery • See page 22 14. Tune your engine • See page 26Install and connect the charged battery pack in the EZ-Start controller.Learn how to set the fuel mixture needles for optimumengine performance.7. Turn on the radio system • See page 11 15. Drive your Jato • See page 29Make a habit of turning the transmitter on first, and off last.Learn to use the two-speed function on your truck,along with important driving precautions.8. Check servo operation • See page 12 16. Maintaining your Truck • See pages 35-36Make sure the throttle and steering servos are working correctly.Follow these critical steps to maintain the performanceof your Jato and keep it in excellent running condition.Look for the Quick Startlogo at the bottom ofQuick Start pages.JATO 3.3 • 7