Starting the nitro engine – Pro Boat PRB3800 User Manual

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Starting the Nitro Engine

Water-Cooled Engine

Because the Nitro engine is water-cooled,

make sure that you do not run the engine

for an extended amount of time outside of

the water. Continuously monitor the water

outlet when the boat is running in the water

to make sure that the water is exiting the

water outlet. If the water does not reach the

head to cool it, the engine will overheat and

fail. This could cause permanent damage to

the engine.

Pro Mix Carburetor

The Nitro engine comes equipped with the

Pro Mix Carburetor. Each Pro Mix Carburetor

is pre-adjusted at the factory. This setting

should be approximately 3-1⁄2 turns open

for the high-speed and 2-1⁄2 turns open for

the low-speed needle. This should give you a

slightly “rich” mixture of fuel to the engine.

This setting is the safest way to break in your

engine. For further details regarding the Pro

Mix Carburetor, please consult the included

engine manual.

Hand-Held Starter

1. Fully charge a 7.2V sub-C battery pack and

install it in the starter as shown.

2. Slide the starting wand (which is stored

inside the battery cover) into the end of

the starter, then replace the battery cover.

Adjust the throttle trim on the transmitter

so that the throttle barrel is 1/8-inch

(3mm) open.

Richer

High-Speed

Needle Valve

Leaner

Low-Speed

Needle Valve

Higher Idle

Idle

Adjustment

Screw

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