Yamaha Raptor 660R
60-4352
Installing the Batteries
You will need...
Six AA Batteries for the Raptor (not included)
One 9V Battery for the Transmitter
(not included)
Install Batteries in the Raptor
• Turn the vehicle off.
• Turn the latches on
each side to remove
the battery box.
• Insert six AA batteries
in the battery box,
matching the polarity
symbols (+ and -)
marked inside.
• Replace the battery
box and engage the latches.
Install Batteries in the Transmitter
• Remove the battery
compartment cover.
• Insert one 9V battery
in the battery com-
partment, matching
the polarity symbols
(+ and -) marked
inside.
• Replace the cover.
Driving the Raptor
• Extend the transmitter’s antenna to its
full length.
• Turn the vehicle and transmitter on.
The transmitter’s LED indicator
illuminates.
• Use the transmitter’s control levers to
drive the Raptor.
• Turn the transmitter and vehicle off
when you finish playing with them.
Left Control Lever
• Push forward to move forward.
• Pull backward to move backward.
• Release to stop.
Right Control Lever
• Push left to turn left.
• Push right to turn right.
• Release to make the vehicle go
straight.
Step One
Step Two
Rock from side to side
Stunt Tips
Rockin’ Tilt - When moving
forward or backward, the Raptor
can rock from side to side by
moving the right control lever
rapidly from left to right.
The Big Wheelie - Pop big
wheelies by driving backward and
then quickly moving forward.
Lever
Left Control
Lever
LED
Indicator
Antenna
Right Control
On/Off
Switch
On/Off
Switch
Pop a Wheelie
