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RC system installation and wiring, wiring plan on Plan II,
Figs. 105 - 111
Note: please refer to the instructions supplied with the elec-
tronic units before carrying out the wiring procedures.
Use servo extension leads where required to connect the
individual RC components.
The full wiring system consists of three power circuits:
- 4.8 V (receiver battery, No. 171) for receiver, servos and
decoder.
- 6 V (battery, No. 47) via a relay for bow thruster, lighting,
and geared motors for auxiliary working systems.
- 12 V (drive batteries, No. 53) via a relay for drive motors
and sound module.
- The 6 V and 12 V power circuits are switched on and off
using relays which are connected to the receiver. The cir-
cuits are switched automatically when the receiving
system is turned on and off using the slide switch 129.
Base functions
- Attach the receiver 69 and the receiver battery cradle 170
using Velcro (hook-and-loop) tape, and fit the receiver
battery 171 in the cradle. Connect the battery to the recei-
ver using the switch harness 129 and the Y-lead 172.
- Withdraw the red wire from the receiver connector atta-
ched to the speed controller 45; it is not required when a
BEC system is employed.
- Connect the rudder servo 39 and the speed controller to
the receiver. If you are using two speed controllers,
connect them to separate channels.
- Connect the towing servo 124 to the receiver using ano-
ther Y-lead 172.
- Carry out a test of the rudder system, the drive motors
and the towing servo.
Relays and charge leads
- The relay 173 for the 12 V power circuit is installed next:
solder a length of 1.5 mm brass wire 174 in a spade
socket 55 and connect it to terminal 1. Connect a spade
plug 175 to terminal 3 using a second piece of brass wire
174. Connect terminal 1 to battery positive (+), and termi-
nal 3 to the positive terminal (+) of the speed controller.
Locate the white wire attached to the relay, and connect it
to the vacant socket. Connect the relay to the receiver
using the Y-lead attached to the receiver battery.
- Connect the positive wire of the charge lead 176 to relay
terminal 2, and connect the negative wire to the battery
negative (-) lead.
- Use the spade sockets 55a and the distributor 175a to
connect the 12 V consumer units to the battery.
- Check that the drive motors work properly.
- Locate the white wire in the receiver lead attached to the
relay 177 (for the 6 V power circuit), re-connect it, and
connect the relay to the Y-lead of the towing servo. Cut
through the red positive wire in the extension lead 178
and connect it to relay terminals 1 and 3. Connect the
extension lead to the auxiliary system battery 47.
Assembly instructions
Happy Hunter
Bow thruster
- Locate the battery lead attached to the bow thruster
speed controller 179 and connect it to the extension lead
178 using a third Y-lead 172. Connect the motor to the
speed controller using the spade connectors 180.
- Withdraw the red wire from the receiver lead attached to
the speed controller. Connect the speed controller to the
receiver, and install the controller and relay in the model
using Velcro tape.
- Check that the system works properly.
Sound module
- Connect the sound module 181 to the receiver. Sound
module power supply: connect the positive wire to the
relay 173 using spade connectors, and connect the nega-
tive wire directly to the negative terminal of the drive bat-
tery. The control wire for the speed-dependent diesel
sound should be connected to one drive motor. Install the
loudspeaker 182 and its housing 182a using the self-tap-
ping screws 182b. Connect the loudspeaker 182, then fix
the parts to the base plate 53 using Velcro tape.
- Check that the system works properly.
Multi-Switch decoder
- Power supply to the consumer units connected to the
Multi-Switch decoder 183: make up a connecting lead
184 from two servo leads as shown in Fig. 108. Connect
the decoder to the Y-lead 172 of the speed controller 179,
and connect the receiver lead to the receiver.
Do not activate the decoder memory function - cut
!
through the link.
Connecting the consumer units
- Connect the transistor reversing modules 185 to the three
mechanisms which operate the crane. Fit a connector
system 186 and 187 between the swivel mechanism
(already installed) and the associated reversing module.
Fix the outrigger and hook mechanisms to the towing
mechanism base plate 119 using the self-tapping screws
188. The transistor reversing modules can be secured
using Velcro tape.
- Slide the towing mechanism into place, complete the
electrical connections between the modules and the
decoder, and check that the system works properly.
- Connect the anchor winch mechanism to the decoder
183 using a transistor reversing module. Position the
anchor winch assembly in the hull, align it and glue it in
place.
- The radar motor and the lighting system should not be
installed and connected until the superstructure has been
completed. The cables 189 are used for these connec-
tions.
- Fix all the installed components securely, deploy the
cables neatly and bundle them together using cable ties.
Gluing the main deck to the hull
Use cyano for all the glued joints in this section, unless sta-
ted otherwise.
- Lay the main deck on the hull and position it flush with the
after bulkhead 72; align the companionway opening over
the side walls. Tack the deck to the support rail 73 with a
few drops of cyano.
- Tack the main deck to both sides of the hull, working from
front to rear, pressing the hull sides inwards against it at
the same time.
- Glue the deck and the foreship bulkhead in place perma-
nently by allowing drops of cyano to run along the joints.
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