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HITEC Aggressor SRX User Manual

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E) Steering Dual Rate

- Adjusts the overall travel of the steering servo.
- Push the dial forward with your thumb for maximum steering (Maximum 125%).
- Pull the dial back with your thumb to reduce the travel (Minimum 60%).
- Use this to fine tune your vehicles handling for the surface conditions.
- Use more steering travel for high bite surfaces and less for low bite surfaces.

F) Actual Travel Length (ATL) Switch

- Adjusts the brake servo or ESC (Electronic Speed Control) travel end point.
- Push the switch forward with your thumb for maximum braking (Maximum 125%).
- Pull it back to reduce the braking power (Minimum 0%).
- Note: Be aware that at 0% you will have no brakes.

G) Steering and Throttle Trims

- These trims are used to fine-tune the point where the servo returns to center.
- Adjust the ST-TRIM so your vehicle travels perfectly straight when the steering wheel is centered.
- Note: If you move the trim to its maximum and the vehicle does not go straight,

move the servo horn on the servo output spline or adjust the sub-trim to fix the problem.

- Use the THR-TRIM to adjust the "Drag Brake" or "Coast Brake"; this is the amount of

braking that occurs when the trigger is at neutral.

- Tip#1: Do not mount the horn on the servo until you turn on the radio and

center the trims and sub-trims.

- Tip#2: Always check your trims before you drive or race.

H) Third Channel Linear Adjust

- Used to adjust the AUX servo to any position.
- Note: This feature is typically used for a mixture control in nitro boats.

I) Third Channel (Shift) Button

- Use to shift gears in vehicles like the T-Maxx and others.
- Pushing the button will move the AUX channel servo from one end of its

travel to the other (-100% to +100%).

- Note: You can adjust the overall travel with the AUX EPA (End Point Adjustment)

J) Battery Cover

- Remove to change or remove the batteries.

Battery Cover

D) Radio Frequency (RF) Indicator Light

- The green light will only be on if the transmitter is sending a signal.