Racing Team 18 Wheeler
(600-4156)                 Hints and Tips             Faxback Doc. # 18783

These hints can help you get the most enjoyment from your 18 Wheeler.

    For maximum battery life, turn the 18 Wheeler off for 45 minutes after
    every 15 minutes of continuous use.

    If the 18 Wheeler moves slowly or not at all, replace the 18 Wheeler's
    C batteries (if you use alkaline batteries) or recharge the C batteries 
    (if you use nickel-cadmium batteries).

    If the 18 Wheeler's motor runs but the 18 Wheeler does not respond to
    the transmitter, move closer to the 18 Wheeler and try again.  If the
    18 Wheeler's motor still does not respond, replace the transmitter's
    9-volt battery and replace the receiver's 9-volt battery inside the
    18 Wheeler.

    If someone uses a CB nearby, it might interfere with control of the
    18 Wheeler.  If this happens, move the 18 Wheeler away from the CB.

    You cannot operate your 18 Wheeler near devices with transmitters that
    use the same frequency.

    Like a real big rig, you must carefully steer the tractor when backing
    it up or turning it with the trailer attached, or the tractor and
    trailer could jackknife (turn together too closely).


(PH 12/4/95)