Uss Arizona Bb-39 1941 R/C 2.4g RC 1:200

[Tony G]

Hi can anybody help Please

I am desperate for copy the manuals for the Trumpeter 1/200 Uss Arizona Bb-39 1941 Radio Control 2.4g Battleship.  I purchased a part build to finish off but it came with no build instructions or instructions for the radio control setup manuals the kit comes with.

I can find the basic Trumpeter 1/200 Arizona manual online but not the radio control version of the kit.

I am a bit lost without them

 

[Rich75]

Have you tried Trumpeter website they have spare parts service?

[bbudde]

Hello,  you may try this link:

https://www.thewebernets.com/sdm_downloads/arizona-uss-1200-trumpeter-instruction-manual/

 

Cheers

[Tony G]

4 hours ago, Rich75 said:

Have you tried Trumpeter website they have spare parts service?

Hi Rich. I could not get any joy from Trumpeter spare parts web page,  I emailed the Trumpeter Contact email address still no joy.

2 hours ago, bbudde said:

Hello,  you may try this link:

https://www.thewebernets.com/sdm_downloads/arizona-uss-1200-trumpeter-instruction-manual/

Hi bbudde  That is the web site I downloaded the standard Arizona build instructions, I could no find the RC version

[Thom216]

Not knowing much about electronics etc myself, could you lay the parts out and post a pic. Maybe someone here can help 'piece' them together for you.

[bbudde]

Hello,

found this, but itis in german. maybe you can use the photos

https://www.wettringer-modellbauforum.de/forum/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=66945

Cheers

[Tony G]

Cheers All, But the Arizona RC model comes with its own receiver and speed controller. Once I found where the on /off power switch was on the boat I have cracked 90% of the RC connections and what each should do.  Except connection 13 which also connects to the mast top light, I think it is a low battery indicator connection, will see once the battery has run down. 

 

My next task to try and separate the hull from the deck, which unfortunately has been bonded together trapping all the RC parts and motors inside the hull with what looks like a silicone sealant, that should be fun.