HITEC Lynx 3D - Manual (Page 15)

D.S.C. (Direct Servo Control)
This feature allows the operation of the receiver without transmitting a signal. Connect the DSC cord
to the transmitter by plugging it into the jack on the left side of the transmitter face. Note: The
transmitter will turn on automatically but will not be transmitting a signal. Then connect the other end
of the cord to the receiver in the Bat/DSC slot if used in conjunction with an ESC or to the external slot
on the optional switch harness if used with a NiCad receiver battery.
Driving Tips:
1. One of the most common problems with new racers is that they feel the have to “race” everyone
on the track, every turn. Try to focus on your car and your lines only, don’t worry about the other
guys. “Slower is faster!” Don’t over drive the track, slow down and set up for each corner early.
2. Don’t try to hit full throttle out of every turn and hold it as long as possible. This makes you go
slower. Try to be smooth and roll on and off the throttle, don’t just “yank” it!
3. Stay off the boards. Take a conservative line at least a foot away. Slow down and get a few
“clean” laps in and your lap times will be faster!
4. Once you are consistent and not crashing, you can start taking a tighter line and getting on the
throttle sooner and braking later to improve your lap times. It’s all about timing!
5. Remember one important thing about racing; “You must first finish to finish first!’
Final Thoughts:
Many years of experience and research have hone into the development of the Lynx 3D and we are
confident it will help you improve your driving. You need to realize the radio is used for “Fine” tuning
and will overcome some problems associated with the cars handling, but a proper set up on the
vehicle first will make going fast a whole lot easier!
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