DHK Hobby HUNTER BL 8331 User Instruction Manual

1/10 Scale 4WD Brushless Short Course Truck
用户使用说明书
Model : 8331
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Introduction
run as fast as 35MPH/55KPH. It is easy to drive and it uses quality parts and accessories to achieve best
performance. It will bring you a lot of joy and fun when you drive this model. Before starting to run the
model, you are kindly requested to take some time to review this instruction
manual for a better operation. This easy to follow instruction manual aims to provide a general guideline
for end-users. Kindly note that a good understanding of the model, its relevant parts together with other
accessories packed in this consumer box will enable you to have fun in driving. Meanwhile, users are
recommended to conduct regular maintenance for a smooth performance. Failure to do so might shorten
the lifespan of your model. You are cordially advised that DHK Hobby makes all necessary parts and accessories to support you for any problem during and after your driving.
Before you operate this radio controlled model, you must understand the following:
1.Make sure that all screws and nuts are tightened securely.
2.Make sure that the batteries are fresh or fully charged so the vehicle won't lose control.
3.Do not drive the model in the following places/areas to avoid injury of people and damage to the public
property. Drive your model in open areas. > On public streets or parks. Cause injury or death of pedestrians, young children, animals and pets. > On highways. Cause accidents or damage of the model. > In water. Cause damage to electronic components and parts, or direct failure of the model.
4.Check all signals and electronic parts are working properly.
After running, battery, ESC, and motor can be very hot. Make sure not to touch with bare hands.
Warning:
Th is high performan ce model can ru n very fast. It is designed and prod uced for people o f 14+ years of age to operate. Players under that age should be guided by adult supervision. Entry level players should seek guidance an d sup erv ision fr om ex per ien ced m ode l pla yer s. Pl aye rs ar e responsib le for a ny/all accidental occurrences (human or animal injury, damage to property and possessions, breakage of the model itself) due to improper operation of this model.
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Model specifications
Overall length
Width Height
: 572mm (22.5 in)
: 306mm (12.0 in) (Excluding body) : 153mm (6.02 in)(Excluding body)
Specs
BLHUNTER
: 330mm (13 in)
Wheelbase
Ground clearance
: 30mm (1.2 in)
Weight (net) : 5.8lbs/2.60kgs(Excluding transmitter)
Front track/rear track
: 258mm/258mm (10.2 in/10.2 in)
Tire diameter/width
: Φ108*45mm (Φ4.3*1.8 in)
Wheel diameter/width
: Φ60.5*40mm (Φ2.4*1.6 in)
Gear ratio
: 13.17:1
Speed
: 35MPH/56KPH
Articles required to operate the model
4 pc s AA batteries (Ni-Mh or Ni -Cd rechargeable batter ies, or non-rechargea bl e alkaline batteries) for 2. 4GHz transmitter. Plea se refer to the 2.4GHz tran smitter Instruction Man ual.
2 Channel 2.4GHz radio system
HUNTER BL comes with a full function 2 channel 2.4GHz radio transmitter and receiver. Please refer to
the 2.4GHz User's Instructions Manual for detail.
Brushless electronic speed controller (ESC)
HUNTER BL comes with 45A brushless electronic speed controller. Please refer to the instructions
manual of the ESC for detail.
Brushless electric motor
Lipo balance charger (#P109) (for 2S/3S Lipo battery) 850mAh output with AC input
Motor 3650 KV(RPM) Power
Empty load current
Resistance(Ω)
Length(including motor shaft)
Diameter
Weight
Shaft diameter
: 3970 : 21.0V : 2.0A(10V)
: 11Ω
: 70mm : 36mm
: 170g : 3.175mm
6kgs Servo
Features
: Plastic gears, ball bearings
Working voltage : 4.8-6.0V
Speed (seconds/60°C)
: 0.18-0.16sec/60º
Torque
: 6kg/cm
Net weight
: 40g
Size(LxWxH)
: 40.8x20.1x38mm
Lipo Batteries
This short course truck comes with 7.4V 2S 2300mAh Lipo battery pack. Handling Lipo batteries should
be very careful. Please read the following points with regard to charging and discharging Lipo batteries.
Charging the Lipo battery
Be sure to follow these important warnings regarding the charging of Lipo batteries. > Never leave a Lipo battery unattended at any time while being charged. > Never charge a Lipo battery while it's inside the model. A hot pack could ignite wood, foam, plastic, etc. > Never charge Lipo battery with Ni-Mh or Ni-Cd peak charger. Only use a charger designed specifically
for Lipo batteries which can apply the constant current/constant voltage charge technique. > Never charge Lipo battery at currents greater than the "1C" rating of the battery. > Never allow Lipo cells to overheat at any time. Cells which exceed 60ºC (140°F) during charge can and
usually will become damaged physically and possibly catch fire. Always inspect a battery which has previously overheated and do not re-use if you suspect it has been damaged in any way.
> Always discontinue charging a Lipo immediately if at any time you witness smoke or see the battery
starting to swell up. This may cause the battery to rupture and/or lead, and the reaction with air may cause the chemicals to ignite, resulting in fire. Disconnect the battery and leave it in a safe fireproof location for approximately 15 minutes.
> Always charge a Lipo battery in a fireproof location, which could be a container made of metal, ceramic
tile, or a bucket of sand.
> Never allow a battery's positive and negative leads to accidentally touch each other. This will result in a
short circuit and cause permanent damage to your battery and charger.
Important warnings:
> Always monitor the battery and charger during the entire charge process. Never leave the battery and
charger unattended during charge!
> Never continue to charge the Lipo batteries if the charger fails to recognize full charge. Overheating or
swelling of the Lipo cells is an indication that a problem exists and the batteries should be disconnected
from the charger immediately and placed in a fireproof location.
Discharging the Lipo battery
> Never leave a Lipo battery unattended at any time while being discharged.
> Always discharge Lipo batteries in a fireproof location, which could be a container made of metal or on
ceramic tile.
> Always connect the battery's lead marked "Discharge" or "TO ESC" to the electronic speed controller.
Never attempt to connect the battery's "CHARGE" lead to the ESC.
> It is strongly recommended to use an ESC which is designed to handle the low voltage cutoff points or
Lipo batteries (Always follow the instructions provided with the ESC for proper operation). Discharging Lipo batteries below 2.5V per cell (Norm is 3.7V per cell, at 4.2V once fully charged) can cause permanent damage and limit the number of times the battery can effectively be used again.
> Never discharge Lipo batteries at currents which exceed the discharge current rating of the battery as
this can often cause a cell to overheat. Do not allow a Lipo cell to exceed 60°C (140°F) during discharge.
Caution!
Cells may be hot. Do not allow the battery's internal electrolyte to get in the eyes or on skin. Wa sh a ffected
areas with soap and water immediately if they come in contact with the electrolyte. If electrolyte makes
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immediately.
Carefully inspect Lipo batteries which have been involved in a crash for even the smallest of cracks, splits, punctures or damage to the wiring and connectors.
Disposal of Lipo batteries
Unlike Ni-Cd batteries, Lithium-polymer batteries are environmentally friendly. For safety reasons, it's best that Lipo cells be fully discharged before disposal (however, if physically damaged it is not recommended to discharge Lipo cells before disposal). The batteries must also be cool before proceeding with disposal instructions. To dispose of Lipo cells and packs:
> If any Lipo cell in the pack has been physically damaged, resulting in a swollen cell or a split or tear in a
cell's foil covering, do not discharge the battery.
> Place the Lipo battery in a fireproof container or bucket of sand. > Connect the battery to a Lipo discharger. Set the discharge cutoff voltage to the lowest possible value.
Set the discharge current to a C/10 value, with "C" being the capacity rating of the pack.
> Discharge the battery until its voltage reaches 1.0V per cell or lower. For resistive load type dischargers,
discharge the battery for up to 24 hours.
> Submerse the battery into bucket or tub of salt water. This container should have a lid, but it does not
need to be air-tight. Perhaps a bucket or tub containing 3 to 5 gallons of cold water, and mix in 1/2 cup of salt per gallon of water. Drop the battery into the salt water. All the battery to remain in the tub of salt water for at least 2 weeks.
> Remove the Lipo battery from the salt water and place it in the normal trash.
Terminology
Electronic speed controller (ESC)
An electronic circuit with the purpose to vary an electric motor's speed, its direction and possibly also to act as a dynamic brake. ESCs are often used on electrically-powered radio controlled models.
An ESC can be a stand-alone unit which plugs into the receiver's throttle control channel or incorporated into the receiver itself, as is the case in most toy-grade R/C vehicles. Some R/C manufacturers that install proprietary hobby-grade electronics in their entry-level vehicles, vessels or aircraft use onboard electronics that combine the two on a single circuit board.
Brushless DC motors (BLDC motors, BL motors)
Also known as (ECMs, EC motors) are synchronous electric motorselectronically commutated motors powered by direct-current (DC) electricity and having electronic commutation systems, rather than mechanical commutators and brushes. The current-to-torque and voltage-to-speed relationships of BLDC
motors are linear.
BLDC motors may be described as stepper motors, with fixed permanent magnets and possibly more poles on the rotor than the stator, or reluctance motors. The latter may be without permanent magnets, just poles that are induced on the rotor then pulled into alignment by timed stator windings. However, the
term stepper motor tends to be used for motors that are designed specifically to be operated in a mode where they are frequently stopped with the rotor in a defined angular position.
RC servos
Servos are hobbyist remote control devices typically employed in radio-controlled models, where they are
used to provide actuation for various mechanical systems such as the steering of a car, the control surfaces on a plane, or the rudder of a boat.
Due to their affordability, reliability, and simplicity of control by microprocessors, RC servos are often used
in small-scale robotics applications.
RC servos are composed of an electric motor mechanically linked to a potentiometer. A standard RC
receiver sends Pulse-width modulation (PWM) signals to the servo. The electronics inside the servo
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contact with the eyes, flush with large amounts of water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention
powered until the potentiometer reaches the value corresponding to the commanded position.
RC servos use a three-pin 0.1" spacing jack (female) which mates to standard 0.025" square pins (which should be gold-plated, incidentally). The most common order is Signal, +voltage, ground. The standard voltage is 6VDC, however 4.8V and 12V has also been seen for a few servos. The control signal is a digital PWM signal with a 50Hz frame rate. Within each 20ms timeframe, an active-high digital pulse controls the position. The pulse nominally ranges from 1.0ms to 2.0ms with 1.5ms always being center of range. Pulse widths outside this range can be used for "overtravel" -moving the servo beyond its normal range. This
PWM signal is sometimes (incorrectly) called Pulse Position Modulation (PPM).
The servo is controlled by three wires: ground, power, and control. The servo will move based on the pulses sent over the control wire, which set the angle of the actuator arm. The servo expects a pulse every 20 ms in order to gain correct information about the angle. The width of the servo pulse dictates the range of the servo's angular motion.
A servo pulse of 1.5 ms width will typically set the servo to its "neutral" position or 45°, a pulse of 1.25 ms
could set it to 0° and a pulse of 1.75 ms to 90°. The physical limits and timings of the servo hardware varies
between brands and models, but a general servo's angular motion will travel somewhere in the range of 90° - 120° and the neutral position is almost always at 1.5 ms. This is the "standard pulse servo mode" used by all hobby analog servos.
A hobby digital servo is controlled by the same "standard pulse servo mode" pulses as an analog servo.
Some hobby digital servos can be set to another mode that allows a robot controller to read back the
actual position of the servo shaft. Some hobby digital servos can optionally be set to another mode and
"programmed", so it has the desired PID controller characteristics when it is later driven by a standard RC RC servos are usually powered by the receiver which in turn is powered by battery packs or an Electronic speed controller (ESC) with an integrated or a separate Battery eliminator circuit (BEC). Common battery
packs are either NiCd, NiMH or Lithium-ion polymer battery (LiPo) type. Voltage ratings vary, but most receivers are operated at 5V or 6V.
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translate the width of the pulse into a position. When the servo is commanded to rotate, the motor is
Servo (6kg)
2.4GHz transmit te r
D303 D302T
Parts List
Number
8381-104
8381-100 8381-101 8381-102 8381-103
8381-105
8381-106 8381-107 8381-108 8381-109 8381-110
8381-111 8381-112 8381-113 8381-114
8381-115 8381-116 8381-117
8381-118 8381-119
8381-206
8381-207
8381-208 8381-305 8381-306 8381-309 8381-310 8381-50L 8381-50R 8381-501 8381-502 8381-503 8381-601 8381-602 8381-603 8381-604
8381-605
8381-606 8381-608 8131-6Z0
8381-6Z2
8381-6Z1
B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*16mm)
Flathead screw-co ar se thread(KB2.6*10 mm) (16 pcs)
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Assembly of diff gear box Diff set
Diff outdrive /pins (dia 2*10mm) Pins(dia 2*10mm) (16 pc s)
Crown gear-41T (large)/pinion gear -11T
(small)
Diff case set/d iff case cover/ di ff gasket Washe r-A/washer-B (8 pcs eac h) Gear-18T (2 pcs )/gear-12T (4 p cs ) O Ring(dia 8mm * dia 2mm) (16 p cs) Ball bearing(dia 10mm * d ia 15*4mm) (2 pcs) Diff pins(dia 4 *25.8mm) (4 pcs) Assembly of the pinio n ge ar Flathead screw(KM 2. 6X6mm) (16 pcs) Ball bearing(dia 8mm * di a14*4mm) (2 pcs) Pins(dia 2*8mm) (16 pcs ) Pinion gear outdrive/ pins(dia 2*8mm) Ball bearing(dia 5 mm * dia 11*4mm) (2 pcs)
Diff gear box-F /R
(16 pcs) Center diff gea r box/center diff g ear box
plate B head screw-coarse t hr ead
(BB3*20mm) (16 pcs) Center outdrive set
Shock ball (8 pcs) M3 nylon nut (8 pcs) Shock shaft (4 pcs) Shock spring (4 pcs) Assembly of upper sus .a rm-Left Assembly of upper sus .a rm-right Upper sus.arm ball (4 p cs ) Upper sus.arm/rod e nd ( 2 sets) Upper sus.arm linka ge ( 2 pcs) Brass washer (4 pcs) Servo saver bushing/a djustment ring Servo saver spring (4 p cs ) Ser v o s ave r s u s. Ar m-up per/ lowe r/
B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*12mm) (16 pcs)
Servo saver assembl y- complete Shaft (2 pcs) Assembly of steerin g li nkage (2 pcs)
Plastic rod end (8 pcs)
Steering linkage (2 pcs )
Double way ball end (8 pcs) Upper sus.arm mount -r ear/suspension mount B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*14mm) (16 pcs) B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*10mm) (16 pcs) Lower sus.arm-fro nt ( 2 pcs) Drive shaft set/rev ol ving shaft (2 sets) Ball bearing(dia 6mm * di a 12*4mm)
8381-6Z3 8381-701
8381-702
8381-703
8381-706 8381-707 8381-710
Number
Desc
ste e rin g s u s. Ar m
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8135-801 8135-9M1
Rear bumper/upp er s us.arm mount-fr ont Motor mount
Shock tower (2 pcs) Pivot ball mount (4 pcs ) Upper sus.arm shaft ( 4 pc s) Lower sus.arm plate -f ront C-hub screw bushings (1 6 pcs) T head hex screws ( TM4*12mm) (16 pcs) T head hex screws ( TM4*22mm) (16 pcs) B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*18mm) (16 pcs) B head screw(BM3*56mm ) (8 pcs) B head screw(BM3*43mm ) (8 pcs) Body post holder/bo dy p ost B head screw(BM3*24mm ) (16 pcs) Lower sus.arm-rea r (2 p cs) Rear hub-L/R B head screw(BM3*18mm ) (16 pcs) B head screw(BM3*10mm ) (16 pcs) Pin-A(dia 1.5mm) (1 6 pc s) Motor gear-15/Loc k nu t(M3*3) Servo mount Servo arm-B (2 pcs) B head screw(BM2.6* 6m m) (12 pcs) Assembly of steerin g ti e rod Steering tie rod (2 pcs ) Central drive shaft -A Central drive shaft -B Antenna tube (3 pcs) Pin-B(Φ1.2mm) (16 p cs ) Screw washer(4 pcs) Flathead screw(KM 3X 10mm) (16 pcs) Flathead screw-co ar se thread
Upper deck-A Upper deck-B Flathead screw(KM 4X 11.5mm) (12 pcs)
(KB3*10mm) (16 pcs)
C-hub (2 pcs)
8381-714 8381-717 8381-718 8381-719 8381-721 8381-723 8381-724 8381-725 8381-726
8381-727 8381-728 8382-703 8382-705 8381-801 8381-802 8381-803 8381-805 8381-807 8132-9M1 8381-9S1 9381-9B4 8131-9S2 8381-9Z0 8381-9Z1 8381-005 8381-006 8381-008 8381-009 8381-010 8381-011 8381-012
8381-016 8381-017 8381-024
Body nerf bars (lef t & right)
8135-001 8135-002 8135-003 8135-004 8135-005 8135-006 8135-007
Tire co mplete (black rims) ( 2 pcs) Chassis
Upper deck mount- F/ R Battery mount-C /D Water proof receiver box Tires w ith foams (unglued) ( 2 pcs)
8331-200 8331-201 8331-001
Central diff gear box(complete ) Central diff set
Printed body (PC) (W/body decals)
8331-002
Body decals (Hunt er B L)
8135-008
Wheels (2 pcs)
Servo saver assembl y- complete Steering plate
8135-600 8135-601
Wheel axle (2 pcs)
8135-701
Steering arm (2 pcs)
8135-702 8135-703
Hex adapter (4 pcs)
Spur gear-53T(pla st ic) (2 pcs) Shock absorber comp le te (2 pcs)
8135-203 8135-301
Clear SCT body(P C) ( W/body decals and window cuto ut )
8331-001C
8135-704 8135-705
Set screws-M4 (4 pc s) Front bumper/up pe r sus.arm mount-f ront
(2 pcs)
Parts List
2.4GHz receiver
D302S
Number
Desc
Brushless motor ( KV:3970 ) LiPo battery (7.4 V, 20C, 2300 mAh)
Brushless ESC ( 45 A) Wate rproof
H121
H109 H113
Number
Desc
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8381-40L 8381-40R 8381-401 8381-402 8381-403
8381-400
Anti-roll bar assem bl y Assembly of anti-ro ll b ar linkage-Left Assembly of anti-ro ll b ar linkage-Right Anti-roll bar rod end (8 pc s) Anti-roll bar linkage ( 4 pcs) Anti-roll bar pivot bal l-upper/lower
(4 sets) 8381-404 8381-405
Set screws (M3*3mm) ( 8 pc s) Anti-roll bar(dia 2.2 mm) (2 pcs)
8381-607
Steering plate Steering arm (2 pcs)
8381-709
Set screws (M4*10mm ) (1 6 pcs)
8381-716
Optional Parts
8135-600 Assembly of the
servo saver
8331-200 Assembly of the
center diff gear box
8381-606
8381-606
8381-601
8381-605
8381-601
8381-608
8381-608
8381-601
8381-604
8135-601
8381-605
8381-601
8381-602
8381-604
8381-604
8381-603
8381-602
8133-103
8133-102
8133-102
8133-101
8381-207
8381-206
8381-206
8381-100 Assembly of the
diff gear box (8133-100)
8381-117
8381-208
8381-110
8381-111
8381-108
8381-107
8381-108
8381-109
8381-110
8331-201
8381-109
8381-103
8381-106
8381-107
8381-108
8381-107
8381-108
8381-107
8381-106
8135-203
8381-104
8381-103
8381-208
8381-201
8381-101
8381-112
8381-118
8381-118
8381-119
8381-110
8381-110
8381-112
8381-115
8381-105
8381-116
8381-107
8381-114
8381-113
8381-107
8381-108
8381-102
8381-111
8381-103
8381-106
8381-108
8381-107
8381-108
8381-109
8381-107
8381-101
8381-108
8381-107
8381-106
8381-105
8381-103
8381-109
8381-102
8381-104
8381-50R
8381-50L
8381-501
8381-501
8381-502
8381-503
8381-502
8381-502
8381-503
8381-502
8381-50L Assembly of upper sus.arm-Left
8381-50L Assembly of upper sus.arm-Right
8135-300 Assembly of the
shocks
8381-400 Assembly of the
sway bar
8381-405
8381-404
8381-403
8381-403
8381-402
8381-402
8381-401
8381-403
8381-401
8381-402
8381-401
8381-40R
8381-40L
8381-309
8381-306
8381-501
8381-310
8381-305
8381-305
8133-112
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8135-9M1
8381-9S3
8135 Assembly of
the motor gear
8381-9S3
8131-9M2
8381-404
H112
8135-704
8135-001
8135-705
8381-306
8381-306
8381-727
8381-727
8381-306
8381-306
8381-728
8381-728
8381-726
8381-703
8382-703
8381-009
8381-009
8381-807
8381-807
8381-306
8381-306
8381-725
8381-724
8381-725
8381-724
Assembly of the
front sus.arm system
8381-726
8381-400
8381-726
8381-100
8135-300
8135-300
8381-50L
8381-50R
8381-719
8381-726
8381-721
8381-119
8382-705
8382-705
8135-705
8381-718
8381-718
8381-717
8381-726
8381-716
8381-716
8381-714
8381-714
8381-703
8381-702
8381-119
8381-119
8381-103
8381-708
8381-707
8381-707
8381-103
8381-707
8381-706
8381-706
8381-701
8381-701
8381-723
8381-710
8381-723
8381-723
8135-701
8135-701
8135-001
8381-710
8135-704
8135-703
8381-103
8135-702
8381-110
8381-103
8135-703
8381-710
8135-702
8381-110
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9
8135-008
8135-007
8135-001
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8331 Assembly of
the motor gear
8132-9M1
8381-9S3
8381-9S3
8381-404
H109
8135-9M1
8135-001
8135-704
8135-704
8135-001
8382-705
8381-306
8381-306
8381-727
8381-727
8381-306
8381-728
8381-728
8135-703
8381-726
8381-119
8381-703
8135-801
8135-801
8382-703
8382-703
8381-807
8381-807
8381-009
8381-009
8381-306
8381-306
8381-717
8381-718
Assembly of the
rear sus.arm system
8381-103
8382-705
8381-726
8381-721
8381-726
8135-300
8382-705
8135-300
8381-103
8381-103
8135-701
8135-701
8381-400
8381-110
8381-802
8381-710
8135-703
8381-100
8381-707
8381-707
8381-716
8381-119
8381-719
8381-50R
8381-726
8381-103
8381-50L
8381-726
8381-802
8381-702
8381-702
8381-119
8381-801
8381-110
8381-710
8381-726
8381-716
8381-719
8381-701
8381-701
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H108
8381-207
8381-206
8135-202
8135-005
8135-005
8381-011
8135-006
8381-703
8381-012
8381-011
8381-703
8381-703
8381-703
8381-024
8381-012
8381-703
8381-024
8381-011
8135-003
8135-003
8381-024
8381-206
8135-200 Assembly of the
center diff gear box
8381-208
8381-110
8381-109
8381-110
8135-201
8381-109
8381-103
8381-106
8381-107
8381-107
8381-106
8135-203
8381-104
8381-103
8381-208
8381-201
8135-600
H110
8381-010
D302R
8381-005
8381-006
8135-004
8135-004
8135-002
8131-9S2
9381-9B4
8381-703
8381-9Z0
8381-9Z1
8381-6Z3
8381-6Z3
8381-6Z2
8381-6Z2
8381-703
D303
8381-9S1
8381-6Z3
8381-6Z3
8381-6Z2
8381-6Z2
8381-6Z1
8381-6Z0
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8381-6Z0
8381-008
8381-9Z0
8381-702
8381-702
8381-702
8381-6Z0
8381-703
8381-805
8381-805
8381-702
8381-703
8381-703
8381-703
8381-018
8381-017
8381-016
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8381-206 Center diff gea r box / center diff g ear b ox pl ate
8381-207 B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*20mm) (16 pcs)
8381-208 Center outdrive set
14
8381-604 Servo saver sus. Arm­upper/lower/steering sus. Arm
8381-605 B head screw-coarse thread(BB3*12mm) (16 pcs)
8381-606 Screw bushing (16 pcs)
8381-608 Shaft (2 pcs)
8381-602 Servo saver bushing/ adjustment ring
8381-601 Brass washer (4 pcs)
8381-603 Servo saver spring (4 pcs)
15
8382-703 Body post holder/body post
8381-717 Shock tower (2 pcs)
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8381-803 B head screw (BM3*18mm) (16 pcs)
8381-805 B head screw (BM3*10mm) (16 pcs)
8381-807 Pin-A(dia
1.5mm) (16 pcs)
8132-9M1 Motor gear-15/ Lock nut(M3*3)
8381-9S1 Servo mount
8131-9S2 B head screw (BM2.6*6mm) (12 pcs)
8381-9Z0 Assembly of steering tie rod
8381-9Z1 Steering tie rod (2 pcs) 8381-005 Central drive shaft-A 8381-006 Central drive shaft-B
8381-010 Screw washer
8381-008 Antenna tube (3 pcs)
8381-009 Pin-B (dia 1.2mm) (16 pcs)
8381-012 Flathead screw-coarse thread(KB3*10mm) (16 pcs)
8381-011 Fla the ad sc rew (KM3X10mm) (16 pcs)
8381-016 Upper deck-A 8381-017 Upper deck-B
8381-024 Flathead screw (KM4X11.5m m) (1 2 pcs )
8331-200 Central diff ge ar box(complete)
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8331-201 Central diff se t
8331-001 Printed body (PC ) (W/body decals)
8331-002 Body decals(Hunter BL)
8135-001 Ti re co mpl ete (black rims) (2 pcs)
8135-002 Chassis
8135-003 Body nerf bars (left & right)
8135-004 Upper deck mount-F/R
8135-005 Battery mount-C/D
8135-006 Wa ter pro of receiver box
8135-007 Ti res w ith f oam s (unglued) (2 pcs)
8135-008 Wheels (2 pcs)
8331-001C Cle ar S CT bo dy (PC) (W/body decals and window cutout)
8135-203 Spur gear-53T (plastic) (2 pcs)
8135-301 Shock absorber complete (2 pcs)
8135-600 Servo saver assembly
-complete
8135-601 Steering plate
8135-701 Wheel axle (2 pcs) 8135-702 Steering arm (2 pcs) 8135-703 Hex adapter (4 pcs)
8135-704 Set screws-M4 (4 pcs)
8135-705 Front bumper/upper sus.arm mount-front
8135-801 Rear bumper/upper sus.arm mount-front
8135-9M1 Motor mount
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D303 Servo (6kg)
D302T 2.4GHz transmitter
D302S 2.4GHz receiver
H121 Br ush les s ES C
H109 Brushless motor (KV:39 70)
H110 L iPo b att ery (7.4V, 20 C, 23 00m Ah)
(45A) Waterproof
Optional Parts
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User Manual--Brushless Speed Controller
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL
Current Suitable
Car
Suitable Brushless M otor
(2 cells Lipo )
6 cells NiMH)
Cont.
Current
Burst Current
25A
35A
60A
60A
25A
35A
45A
60A
85A
200A
300A
400A
1/18, 1/16 ca r
1/10 car
1/10 car
1/10 car
On-road: 12 T Off-road: 18T 2030 size mot o
On-road: 9T Off-roa d: 12T 3650 size mot or
On-road: 7. 5T Off-road: 10.5T Suitable 36 50 size
On-road: 5. 5T Off-road: 8.5T Suitable 36 50 size
motor
4-9
NiMH
or 2-3
Cells
Li-Po
Cells
Battery Cel
BEC Output
6V/1A
6V/1.5A
6V/1.5A
6V/1.5A
31.5* 27.5*
31.5* 27.5*
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(The height
of fan is not
included)
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S i z e L*W*H
Weight
21g (W/O
30g (W/O
32g (W/O wires)
32g (W/O wires)
wires)
wires)
1) For 4-6 cell s NiMH or 2 cells L ipo: You needn’ t change the fa n combined wi th the ESC;
2) For 7-9 cell N iMH or 2 cells Li po: You must chan ge the fan comb ined with the c ontroller
because it ca nnot work wit h such a high vol tage, so plea se choose a hig h voltage fan o r supply
the fan from th e receiver (+ 5V); (*Note 1)
Note1: For information about the high voltage cooling fan, please refer to the brief introduction on page 3.
8381-404 Set screws (M3*3mm) (8 pcs)
8381-716 Set screws (M4*10mm) (16 pcs)
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FEATURES
1. Specially designed for RC car and truck, with excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
2. Compatible with sensorless brushless motor.
3. 3 running modes suitable for different applications (“Forward with brake” mode, “Forward/Backward with brake” mode and “Rock crawler” mode).
4. 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
5. Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag­brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
6. 9 start modes (“Punch”) from “Soft” to “Very aggressive” to be suitable for different chassis, tires and tracks.
7. Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
8. 8 steps of timing adjustment.
9. User programmable. Several program methods are supported, such as: The “SET” button on the ESC, the digital LED program card,
10. Waterproof and dustproof.
BEGIN TO USE THE NEW ESC
1. Connect the ESC, motor, receiver, battery and servo according to the following diagram
“+” and “-” wires of the ESC are connected with the battery pack, and #A, #B and #C are connected with
the motor wires. The “SET” the throttle chann el o f th e re ceiver (Usually CH2). The #A, #B, #C wires of the
ESC can be connected with the motor wires freely
(without any order). If the motor runs in the opposite direction, please swap any two wire connections.
Note: You can use the transmitter to set the throttle channel to t he “ Re ve rs e” d ir ec ti on , an d th en the motor will run oppositely. Please calibrate the throttle rangeagain after changing the direction of throttle channel.
2. Throttle Range Setting (Throttle Range Calibration)
In order to make the ESC fit the throttle range, you must calibrate it for the following cases;
otherwise the ESC cannot work properly.
1) Begin to use a new ESC;
2) Begin to use a new transmitter;
3) Change the settings of neutral position of the throttle stick, ATV or EPA parameters, etc.Three (3)
to be set, they are the top point of “forward”,” backward” and the neutral point.points need The following
how to set the throttle range with a FutabaTM transmitter.pictures show
A) Switch off the ESC, turn on the transmitter, set the direction of throttle channel to ”REV”, set the “EPA/ATV” value of throttle channel to “100%”, and disable the “ABS” brake function of your transmitter. (*No te 2) B) Hold the “SET” key and then switch on the ESC, when the red LED begins to flash, release the key immediately.
Bettery
Receiver
BL Motor
ESC
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(Please refer to the picture on the right side) C) Set the THREE points according to the steps
the right side.
shown in the picture on
1) Neutral point
2) End point of forward direction
3) End point of backward direction D) When the process of calibration is finished, the motor can be started after 3 seconds.
Note2: If you don’t release the “SET” key after the red LED begins to flash, the ESC will enter the program
mode, insuch a case, please switch off the ESC and re-calibrate the throttle range again from step A to step D.
3. The LED Status in Normal Running
a) In normal use, if the throttle stick is in the neutral range, neither the red LED nor the green LED lights.
b) The red LED lights when the car is run forward or backward and it wi ll f la sh q uickly when the car is braking.
c) The green LED lights when the throttle stick is moved to the top point (end point) of the forward zone or
backward zone.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Trouble Possible Reason
Solution
After power o n, motor can’ t work, no sound is emit ted
After power o n, motor can’ t work, but emits “beep -beep-, bee p-beep-” al ert tone. (Ever y “beep-bee p-” has a time interval of 1 s econd )
After power o n, motor can’ t work, but emits “beep -, beep-, bee p-” alert ton e. (Every “bee p-” has a time in terval of about 2 secon ds)
The motor sud denly stops r unning while in work ing state
Random stop o r restart or ir regular working sta te
The connect ions betwee n battery pac k and ESC are not correct
Input volta ge is abnorma l, too high or too low.
Throttle si gnal is abnor mal
The wire conn ections bet ween ESC and the mot or need to be changed
The throttl e signal is los t
The ESC has ent ered the Low Voltage Prot ection Mode
Some connec tions are not reliable
There is stro ng Electro ­Magnetic in terferenc e in flying field.
Check the pow er connecti ons Replace
Check the vol tage of the bat tery pack
the connect ors
Check the tra nsmitter an d the receive r Check the wir e of the thrott le channel
Swap any two wi re connecti ons between the E SC and the moto r.
Check the tra nsmitter an d the receive r Check the wir e of the thrott le channel
Replace the b attery pack
Check all the c onnection s: battery pa ck
connectio ns, throttl e signal wire , and
motor conne ctions, etc .
Reset the ESC t o resume norm al operatio n.
If the functi on could not re sume, you mig ht
need to move to a nother area t o run the car.
The motor run s in the opposi te direction
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR UPGRADE
We provide the following optional a cc es sories for upgrade
1. Cooling fan (12V): The high voltage fan is necessary when you are using battery pack more than 6 cells . of NiMHIt is located on the heat sink of the ESC, it helps to cool the ESC with downward airflow. The
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WARNING! Please note the original fan (5V) combined wi th t he ESC can ONLY
work with a 2 cells lithium battery pack or 4-6 cells NiMH battery pack. Please
NEVER use it with a 3 cells lithium battery pack or NiMH battery pack more than 6 cells, otherwise it may be destroyed. Please check the label of the fan carefully to confirm its working voltage before using it.
2. Program card (Digital LED Display).
Program card is an optional accessory which needs to be purchased separately. It has a friendly user
interface. The process of program mi ng the ESC becomes quite easy and fast with this pocket sized
device. When the programmable value needs to be changed, please just plug the control wires of the ESC (trio wires with black, red and white color) into the socket of the program card (The socket is on the right corner, and marked with + - ), and then connect the main battery pack to the
ESC, each item’s value will
be shown on the program card. Use “ITEM” and “VALUE” buttons to select the programmable items and new values, and then press “OK” button to store the new settings into the ESC.
3. Advanced program box (LCD Display).
Advanced program box is an optional accessory which needs to be purchased separately. It has LCD display to show the programmable items, so it can work as an individual device to set the ESC. And it can also work as an USB adapter to connect the ESC with a PC to update the ESC firmware online.
picture on the right side shows the installation.
your power system:
Mark: Direc tion of the ai rflow
and the i mpell er
PROGRAM THE ESC
1. Program Method
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2. Note:
3. 3 I n th e pr og ra m pr oc es s, t he m otor will emit “Beep” tone at the same time when the LED is flashing.
4. I f th e “N ” is b ig ge r th an t he n um ber “5”, we use a long time flash and long “Beep---” tone to represent
5. “5”, so it is easy to identify the items of the big number.
6. F or e xa mp le , if t he L ED f la sh es a s the following:
7. A lo ng t im e fl as h + a sh or t ti me f la sh ” (Motor sounds “Beep---Beep”) = the No. 6 item
8. A lo ng t im e fl as h + 2 sh or t ti me f la sh ” (Motor sounds “Beep---BeepBeep”) = the No. 7 item
9. A lo ng t im e fl as h + 3 sh or t ti me f la sh ” (Motor sounds “Beep---BeepBeepBeep”) = the No. 8 item
10. … …
11. An d so o n.
Attention: The italics texts in the above form are the default settings.
3. Programmable Values
3.1. Running Mode: With “Forward with Brake” mode, the car can go forward and brake, but cannot go backward,
this mode is suitable for competition; “Forward/Reverse with Brake” mode provides backward function, which is suitable for training. The “Rock Crawler” mode is only used for rock crawler.
Note: “Forward/Reverse with Brake” mode uses “Double-Click” method to make the car go backward.
When you move the throttle stick from forward zone to backward zone for the first time, the ESC
begins to brakethe motor, the motor speeds down but it is still running, not completely stopped,
so the backward action is NOT happened now. When the throttle stick is moved to the backward
zone again (The 2nd “click”), if the motor speed is slowed down to zero (i.e. stopped), the backward action will be occurred. The “Double-Click” method can prevent mistakenly reverse when the brake function is frequently used in steering.With “Rock Crawler” mode, the reverse action will be happened immediately when the throttle stick is moved to backward zone. Please
set the “Drag Brake Force” to 100% if you choose the “Rock Crawler” mode.
3.2. Drag Brake Force: Set the amount of drag brake applied at neutral throttle to simulate the slight braking effect of a neutral brushed motor while coasting.
3.3. Low Voltage Cut-Off: The function is mainly to prevent the lithium battery pack from over
discharging. When using lithium battery pack, please set the suitable value for low-voltage
protection as your like. WARNING: Never use the default value “Non-protection” for lithium battery! The ESC monitors the battery’s voltage at any time,
if the voltage is lower than the threshold, the output power will be reduced to 50% in 2 seconds.
Please drive and stop the car at the side of the racing track as soon as possible, the ESC will
completely cut off the output power in 10 seconds.
3.4. Start Mode (Also called “Punch”): Select from “Level1 (Soft)” to “Level 9 (Very
aggressive)” start mode as your like. Please note that if you choose “Level 7” to “Level 9”, you’ d better use good quality battery pack with powerful discharge ability, otherwise these modes cannot get the bursting start effect as you want. If the motor cannot run smoothly (the motor is trembling), it may caused by the weak discharge ability of the battery pack, please choose a better battery or increase the gear rate.
3.5. Maximum Brake Force: The ESC provides proportional brake function. The brake force
is related to the position of the throttle stick. Maximum brake force refers to the force when
the throttle stick is located at the top point of the backward zone. A very large brake force can
shorten the brake time, but it may damage the gears.
3.6. Maximum Reverse Force: Sets how much power will be applied in the reverse direction.
Different value makes different reverse speed.
3.7. Initial Brake Force: It is also called “minimum brake force”, and it refers to the force when
the throttle stick is the initial position of the backward zone. The default value is equal to the drag brake force, so the brake effect can be very smooth.
3.8. Throttle Neutral Range: Please see the following illustrations to adjust the neutral
range as your like.
3.9. Timing: There are many differences among structures and parameters of different
brushless motors, so a fixed
timing ESC is difficult to compatible with all brushless motors. It is necessary to make the timing value programmable. Please select the most suitable timing value according to the motor you are just using. Generally, higher timing value brings out higher power output,
but the whole efficiency of the system will be slightly lower down.
3.10. Over-Heat Protection: If the function is activated, the output power will be cut-off
when the temperature of the ESC is up to a factory preset threshold for more than 5 seconds.
When the protection happens, the Green LED will flash.
4. Reset All Items To Default Values
At any time when the throttle is located in neutral zone (except in the throttle calibration or parameters program
process), hold the “SET” key for over 3 seconds, the red LED and green LED will flash at
the same time , which indicates that all goes to default values.
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Parts Diagrams
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Receiver Functions
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Frequency range
2.4GHz modulation
Sensitivity Working voltage Working current
Size Weight
: 2.4GHz : AFHDS
: -100dbm : DC4.8-6.0V
: 5.7*26*15.2mm : 11.2g
Parts Diagrams
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REV: Servo forward and reverse setup
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TRM: Servo neutral trim setup
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