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BASIC OPERATION

If this is your first time riding the GSC™, we suggest that you start off in speed mode 1, this is the default starting speed 
of the GSC™ and will allow you to only reach a maximum speed of around 4-5km/h giving you the confidence that you 
will not fall off. We suggest that you take the GSC™ initially to a nice quiet open space like a park so that you can get 
a feel for the vehicles braking, acceleration, speed and handling. Once you feel confidant you can work up to assist 3 
or 4. 

Refer to the section at the start of the manual on operation of the GSC™ computer controller screen on how to 

change your speed modes

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The GSC’s™ suspension was designed to work at its best with the full weight of a golf bag secured into the front caddy 
section. This gives the rider counter weight when turning and helps loosen up the suspension so please ensure that 
when you are riding the GSC™ you always have your golf bag and clubs on board.

Attention!

 Your GSC™ is powerful and demands common sense and respect for safety reasons. The GSC™ is a simple 

vehicle to master, most riders can become proficient within 5-10 minutes of riding the GSC™ for the first time.

Stand on the GSC™ with your toes facing the edge of the board.  With the hand closest to the handle to steady 
yourself, grab the handle securely but not too tight and with your thumb move the slider forward to accelerate gently,
pulling back on the slider will activate the rapid brake.  The correct stance for forward movement is to ensure you have 
60-70% of your weight on the front foot for 1-2 seconds then share the weight across both feet. As you brake, shift 
60-70% of your weight to the rear foot until you stop.

In order to maximize your turning ability, you should shift your weight to the rear foot momentarily whilst you position 
the ball of your foot or heel to the left or right edge of the board re-transferring your weight back to the front foot. 
Pressing down and transferring your front foot to the left or right edge of the GSC™ in this way will maximize weight 
leverage allowing you to steer more easily. You will notice initially that your GSC’s turning circle will improve after a 
little while as the red suspension bush and front springs "settle or bed in”, this can take between 18 - 36 holes of golf 
- during this “break in” period please take sharp turns slowly and carefully.

Accelerate and brake accordingly with care.  

MOST IMPORTANT:

  Very  SLOWLY  and  with  CONSTANT  SMOOTH 

PRESSURE, pull the trigger toward you to accelerate then SLOWLY release the trigger to slow to a stop, GENTLY push 
the trigger away from you, this will engage the braking system and bring you to a complete stop. Take time to become 
familiar with accelerating and braking. Smooth action with the trigger controller is the key.

Never pull the trigger too quickly, or release it too suddenly without due care.  Stepping on your GSC™ and pulling the 
trigger too hard before setting your stance means you could be thrown-of backwards if you do not have the correct 
operating method.  When travelling at speed, pushing the trigger forward too harshly (engaging the braking system), 
could throw you off headfirst if you do not use the correct operating method.  Know your limits do not take 
unnecessary risks.  Just like driving any vehicle always brake in advance.

The GSC™ comes with soft start, a unique feature that allows the computer to control the amount of torque to the 
wheels, allowing a “soft graduated start” during the first 2-3 metres of travel prior to maximum torque delivery. This is 
a great safety feature, as the rider does not feel as if the GSC™ would runaway from them if the trigger controller was 
inadvertently fully engaged. Soft start is also kind to the grass and does not allow the GSC™ to engage in wheel spin 
and burn the grass or fairway.

NEVER STAND FACING FORWARD AS THE GSC™ IS NOT DESIGNED TO BE RIDDEN THIS WAY.

SYNCHRONIZING YOUR GSC™

TO ITS VARIABLE SPEED 2.4GHz HAND CONTROLLER

Operation of the GSC™ thumb and remote control

Your GSC™ has two modes of operation, which are linked via a wireless communication protocol. 
• Wireless remote control      • Hard wired thumb controller

Remote Control Operation

The Golf Skate Caddy™ is supplied with an intelligent wireless remote control. This has the following features:
 

• Top Button - Instant on / 1 second press - off button

 

• Integrated LCD Screen 

 

• Bottom left button - forward / reverse button

 

• Bottom right button - speed up / speed down button with dual function long press lights on/off

 

Syncing your remote to the Golf Skate Caddy™

 

Turn off all other GSC™ units close by with 15 metres. Turn on remote control, then long push

 

the left and right buttons together. You will see the word “pairing” appearing on the remote

 

LCD screen, you will have 30 seconds to then switch on the GSC™ you want to pair. Once

 

finished the remote will be locked to that GSC™

Switching on the remote control whilst the GSC™ is on will automatically switch off the thumb controller, and allow all 
acceleration and braking to be controlled by the remote control. You can still activate speeds 1, 2, 3 or 4, forward 
/reverse and lights either via the CCS or the remote control. 

Pulling the remote control trigger towards you will initiate a smooth acceleration. Pushing the trigger away from you 
will activate the rapid brake cycle.

Braking distances for both remote and thumb controller 

Speed 1 drag brake 

4m  (13ft) 

Speed 1 rapid brake 

2m  (6ft)

Speed 2 drag brake  6m  (20 ft) 

Speed 2 rapid brake  3m  (10ft)

Speed 3 drag brake  9m  (30 ft) 

Speed 3 rapid brake  4.5m  (15ft)

Speed 4 drag brake  12m  (40ft) 

Speed 4 rapid brake  7m  (23ft)

The remote LCD has 2 concentric rings, the outer ring shows the charge of the main GSC™ battery, the inner concentric 
ring shows the charge of the remote internal battery. A centre speedometer shows current speed whilst travelling. A 
small forward / reverse icon is visible top centre of the screen.

The remote control has a micro USB connection used for charging the internal battery. Use the supplied micro USB 
cable and plug this into one of the dual USB charging ports on the GSC™ main pole to fully charge the remote control. 
The remote control should be charged after every 36 holes of golf.

Thumb Controller Operation

The Golf Skate Caddy™ is supplied with a hard wired thumb controller / handle. This has the following features:
 

•  Ergonomic ambidextrous cushioned handle

 

•  Illuminated thumb slider

 

•  Move slider forward  - progressive smooth acceleration

 

•  Move slider backwards  - progressive smooth rapid brake

Operation of the Golf Skate Caddy™ with its unique handle and integrated thumb controller allows 
accurate acceleration and braking whilst allowing a stable support for you to hold on to.  The controller 
employs a sophisticated technology which when released initiates a controlled drag brake to gently 
bring the GSC™ to a stop or reduce speed confidently.  For a more rapid controlled brake simply pull 
back on the thumb controller.  Always assess your path ahead and accelerate or brake according to 
your situation... A little practice in speed 1 or 2 and you will be whizzing around the fairway in no time. 

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Summary of Contents for 30ah V2

Page 1: ...GSC 30ah V2 S TA N D U P G O L F C A R T ...

Page 2: ...ntrol screen CCS instructions Page 6 7 Specifications and features Page 8 Ancillary components Page 9 Terms conditions of warranty Page 10 Know your ability ride with care Page 11 2 4GHz wireless controller Page 12 Basic operations Page 13 Being in control and safety Page 14 Battery maintenance Page 15 General maintenance Page 16 17 Trouble shooting Page 18 19 3 ...

Page 3: ...t find a quality fully featured product like our Golf Skate Caddy anywhere else Australian designed and developed innovative reliable practical great fun tested internationally and enjoyed across the world You will also appreciate the benefits and safety of our 4 wheel steer product achieving greater balance and safety to enjoy your golf day UNPACKING THE GSC Please check carefully that all items ...

Page 4: ...e CCS has two combination menu settings Combo 1 Limit top speed of GSC by pressing top left and bottom buttons simultaneously to enter sub menu Choose desired top speed 1 2 3 or 4 by pressing or buttons then long press top button to set Combo 2 Choose between Mp h and Km h by pressing top right and bottom buttons simultaneously to enter sub menu Use bottom button to switch between imperial or metr...

Page 5: ...speed settings 5km h 10km h 15km h and 20km h ANCILLARY COMPONENTS Sand Divot Seeder Pourer Your GSC comes standard with a sand divot seeded pourer this simply fits into the compartment on the right side of the GSC at the front Simply unscrew the lid and fill with sand or dirt at your golf club and when creating a turf divot simply pour content over hole to protect fairway Removable Seat You GSC co...

Page 6: ...romagnetic park brake in order to engage this simply release the trigger controller to engage braking You should ALWAYS park your GSC adjacent to the hill never directly up or down www golfskatecaddy com TERMS AND CONDITIONS WARRANTY For your 1 year GSC product warranty including 1 year on your lithium NMC battery to be effective you need to have your original purchase order or receipt of sale GSC ...

Page 7: ...art during the first 2 3 metres of travel prior to maximum torque delivery This is a great safety feature as the rider does not feel as if the GSC would runaway from them if the trigger controller was inadvertently fully engaged Soft start is also kind to the grass and does not allow the GSC to engage in wheel spin and burn the grass or fairway NEVER STAND FACING FORWARD AS THE GSC IS NOT DESIGNED...

Page 8: ...BATTERY FOR EXTENDED PERIODS WITHOUT CHARGE MAY CAUSE DAMAGE ALWAYS ENSURE ONE FULL CHARGE EVERY 30 DAYS TO MAINTAIN YOUR BATTERY IN PROPER WORKING ORDER OR SWITCH OFF ISOLATOR SWITCH ON BATTERY AND CHARGE EVERY 60 90 DAYS DO NOT FORGET Do Not Puncture battery Do not dispose of battery in fire or trash Do not expose battery to heat or direct sunlight Dispose of battery only at suitable battery disp...

Page 9: ...hese instructions Remove the drive wheel by undoing the axle nut and washers Grab the wheel with both hands turn clockwise and pull up on the wheel to remove from the axle Remove the cowling panel by undoing the two allen screws to expose the belt Inspect and replace the belt Replace cowling panel Place the wheel back over the axle with two hands rotate the wheel clockwise and place some downward ...

Page 10: ... check To check your charger plug into a partially used battery if your charge light remains green and does not turn red then your charger needs to be replaced Always ensure that when you plug in your charger and the red light illuminates your charger fan starts to operate failure for fan to start may cause overheating of charger and permanent damage Your fan will not operate if green light is vis...

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