Nikko is a renowned global manufacturer of high-quality radio-controlled (RC) vehicles, including off-road trucks, racing cars, and stunt toys for children and enthusiasts.
Nikko Toys Ltd. is a leading name in the toy industry, famously known for its extensive lineup of radio-controlled (RC) vehicles. With a history of innovation in performance and durability, Nikko designs and manufactures products ranging from high-speed racing cars and rugged off-road trucks to unique stunt vehicles like the Psycho Gyro and Rock CrushR. The brand focuses on creating engaging, high-quality play experiences for children and hobbyists worldwide, adhering to rigorous safety and testing standards.
Nikko's product range often features advanced 2.4GHz technology for interference-free racing, fast-charging battery systems, and durable chassis designs capable of handling various terrains. Whether it is a first RC car for a child or a hobby-grade vehicle for an enthusiast, Nikko provides reliable and exciting remote-control solutions.
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Assess that the vehicle is charged and in the OFF position. Turn the vehicle switch to ON, then immediately turn on the controller (or press a button on it). The system usually links automatically. If the wheels do not turn, remove the batteries from both units and repeat the process.
You need to adjust the Steering Trim (ST.W). Locate the trim lever or knob (often on the bottom of the vehicle or on the remote) and adjust it left or right until the front wheels are aligned straight.
Using the provided USB charger, a full charge typically takes between 60 and 90 minutes. The red light on the vehicle or charger usually indicates charging status and turns off when complete.
Check that the power switch is ON, the batteries are fully charged and inserted with correct polarity, and that the controller is successfully paired with the vehicle. Also, ensure the metal contact tabs in the battery compartment are not rusty or dirty.