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Welcome to the World of LiteHawk!
Before we get ready for your first driving adventure, let’s cover the basics together!
STING is a scaled down version of a Monster Racing Truck! With its wide stance and
oversized tires, your new LiteHawk STING is ready for adventure! The durable chassis is
designed to protect vital electronics in case of a crash - the electronics are also sealed
for safety!
Attempting to use your LiteHawk STING without completely reading the manual may
cause injury to yourself and people in the vicinity, as well as damage to the R/C model.
LiteHawk R/C Car and Truck Terms 101
Transmitter: The hand-held radio unit that sends throttle and steering inputs to your
model. Also known as the radio or controller.
Body: The Lexan shell is flexible and painted from the inside, protecting the finish!
ESC: The Electronic Speed Control provides digital proportional throttle control to the
truck’s motor based upon your throttle input on the radio.
LiteHawk STING - Transmitter Set Up
- Always use fresh AA batteries in the Pistol
Grip Radio.
- Make sure the transmitter is turned off.
- Remove the battery cover as shown.
Phillips screw driver not included.
- Insert 4 x AA batteries, noting correct
polarity.
- Replace the battery cover.
- ALWAYS REMOVE THE BATTERIES FROM
THE TRANSMITTER WHEN YOU
WILL NOT BE USING YOUR MODEL FOR
LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
- Dispose and recycle correctly when there
is no longer life in the batteries, they should
be disposed of at an approved battery
recycling center. DO NOT THROW IN
HOUSEHOLD WASTE!
LiteHawk STING - 2.4 Ghz
Your LiteHawk STING comes with a 2.4 Ghz radio system, which allows you to play
without the fear of ever losing control! Race or play with countless other drivers. The
range of your model is approximately 150ft which, due to its small size, is in excess of
normal vision. The farther the model goes away from you the smaller it will become and
the harder it will be to determine the model’s direction We suggest you stay at a
distance between 20ft-50ft, this keeps your STING within a safe operational distance.
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for safety!
Attempting to use your LiteHawk STING without completely reading the manual may
cause injury to yourself and people in the vicinity, as well as damage to the R/C model.
LiteHawk R/C Car and Truck Terms 101
Transmitter: The hand-held radio unit that sends throttle and steering inputs to your
model. Also known as the radio or controller.
Body: The Lexan shell is flexible and painted from the inside, protecting the finish!
ESC: The Electronic Speed Control provides digital proportional throttle control to the
truck’s motor based upon your throttle input on the radio.
LiteHawk STING - Transmitter Set Up
- Always use fresh AA batteries in the Pistol
Grip Radio.
- Make sure the transmitter is turned off.
- Remove the battery cover as shown.
Phillips screw driver not included.
- Insert 4 x AA batteries, noting correct
polarity.
- Replace the battery cover.
- ALWAYS REMOVE THE BATTERIES FROM
THE TRANSMITTER WHEN YOU
WILL NOT BE USING YOUR MODEL FOR
LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
- Dispose and recycle correctly when there
is no longer life in the batteries, they should
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be disposed of at an approved battery
recycling center. DO NOT THROW IN
HOUSEHOLD WASTE!
LiteHawk STING - 2.4 Ghz
Your LiteHawk STING comes with a 2.4 Ghz radio system, which allows you to play
without the fear of ever losing control! Race or play with countless other drivers. The
range of your model is approximately 150ft which, due to its small size, is in excess of
normal vision. The farther the model goes away from you the smaller it will become and
the harder it will be to determine the model’s direction We suggest you stay at a
distance between 20ft-50ft, this keeps your STING within a safe operational distance.
