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2.4G Four-Channel Remote Control - Transmitter - Receiver

Overview

There are relatively few components, making soldering simple. The plug-in leads can be shortened for direct soldering on a heated board. The battery connector on the back needs to be soldered separately with a soldering iron. After soldering, the board can be cut open.

Prepare the following: four M3X18 cylindrical head screws, two M3X6 pan head screws, and a AAA battery compartment (2 slots).

Place the four buttons. Place

the board

on top. Connect the battery compartment.

Install the middle frame, paying attention to the battery compartment wiring.

Insert the battery compartment and tighten the screws.

Install two AAA batteries.

Install the battery cover and tighten the screws.

Front view.

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