Sneaker II  (600-4135)        Hints and Tips           Faxback Doc. # 15193

If the Radio-Controlled Sneaker II does not travel straight, adjust the
steering adjustment control on the bottom of the Sneaker II.

For maximum range, always keep both antennas straight up and down (and
extend the transmitter's antenna fully).

When not in use, leave the ON/OFF switch on the top of the Sneaker II OFF.
If you do not intend to use the Sneaker II for a few weeks, remove the
batteries.

When your Sneaker II slows down, or the control range decreases, replace
the batteries.

If your Sneaker II moves poorly and you have installed fresh batteries,
check to see if the wheels have picked up debris.  Lint, threads, hair and
dust in the wheel bearings can slow down the Sneaker II.  Carefully remove
such materials from the wheel bearings.

You might experience interference from CB radios or other devices that use
similar frequencies.  Interference will cause your Sneaker II not to
operate properly.  If this happens, move away from the interfering device.
Also, two radio-controlled vehicles that operate on the same frequency
cannot be used in the same area without causing interference.

Transmission range will depend on surrounding buildings and large metal
objects.  You'll obtain best results when you operate the Sneaker II out
in the open.

Do not operate your Sneaker II on sand, mud or thick rugs; do not allow
it to go through water or rain (rust can form inside).

THE FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW

The Radio-Controlled Sneaker II might cause TV or radio interference even
when it is operating properly.  To determine whether your Sneaker II is
causing the interference, turn it off.  If the interference goes away, your
Sneaker II is causing the interference.  Try to eliminate the interference
by:

    Moving your Sneaker II away from the receiver.

    Contacting your local Radio Shack store for help.

If you cannot eliminate the interference the FCC requires that you stop
using your Sneaker II.


(LB/all-05/08/95)