Unboxing and setting-up your RC vehicle
DARE ID: RC.02.02 (Level 1)
Welcome to unboxing and setting up your RC vehicle! Hope you've purchased your desired RC vehicle from the Hangout Mall? If not, visit the Hangout Mall to purchase your RC Vehicle from.
1. Adult supervision
2. A clean, well-lit workspace
3. A pair of scissors or a box cutter (for packaging)
4. The RC car's user manual
5. A small screwdriver set (if assembly is required)
1. Place the box on a flat surface.
2. Ensure there’s enough space to unbox and organize all components.
STEP 2: Unbox Carefully
1. Open the box gently using scissors or a box cutter.
2. Take out the RC car and its accessories (i.e your remote, batteries, spare parts).
3. Lay out all items neatly on your work space.
Inspection:
1. Check each component for visible damage.
2. Match the items in the box with the list provided in the user manual to ensure nothing is missing.
STEP 3: Assemble the Components
Setting Up:
1. Follow the user manual to attach any detachable parts (e.g., wheels, spoilers).
2. Use the screwdriver to secure screws or bolts as needed.
Battery:
1. Install the battery in the RC Vehicle.
2. Check that the battery is charged.
Double-Check:
1. Ensure all parts are correctly assembled and secure.
2. Test the tires, suspension, and steering components for smooth operation.
1. Turn on the RC car and the remote.
2. Test the connection between the car and the controller.
Take up on your challenge which is, unbox and set up your RC vehicle for operation, including installing the battery and checking componen
1. Prepare your recording space:
i. Choose a clean, well-lit area to film.
2. Ensure your phone camera is well positioned on a tripod or stable surface.
3. Start with an introduction: Introducing your RC vehicle, and share a few exciting details about the model (e.g., features, brand, or your expectations).
4. Unboxing process:
i. Film yourself opening the box, showing o each item included (vehicle, remote control, manual, accessories).
ii. Highlight any special packaging or protective materials, and provide brief commentary on the contents.
5. Setting up the RC vehicle:
i. Record each step of the setup, such as attaching parts, installing batteries, or charging the vehicle.
ii. Show close-ups of important components (like drive systems or controls) as you assemble them.
iii. Explain what you're doing in simple terms to keep it informative.
iv. Show the fully assembled RC vehicle and share your initial impressions.
1. Recording Space (10 STA)
I. 5 STA: Clean, well-lit, and organized recording space that ensures clear visibility of the RC vehicle and all actions.
ii. 5 STA: Neutral, non-distracting background that keeps the focus on the unboxing and setup process.
2. Tools and Equipment (10 STA)
i. 5 STA: Proper camera setup, including a tripod or stable surface for steady and clear video recording.
ii. 5 STA: Availability and proper use of basic tools like scissors and screwdrivers for unboxing and assembly.
3. Introduction (20 STA)
i. 10 STA: Warm, engaging greeting and proper introduction of the RC vehicle.
ii. 10 STA: Clear communication of exciting details about the model (e.g., features, brand, or personal expectations).
4. Unboxing Process (20 STA)
i. 5 STA: Detailed coverage of the unboxing process, showing each item included (vehicle, remote, manual, accessories).
ii. 5 STA: Focused shots of special packaging or protective materials with commentary on the quality and design.
iii. 10 STA: Organized and smooth handling of items, with clear visibility of the process.
5. Setup Process (30 STA)
i. 10 STA: Accurate and clear demonstration of each setup step, including attaching parts, installing batteries, and charging the vehicle.
ii. 10 STA: Use of close-ups for important components (e.g., drive systems or controls) to enhance understanding.
iii. 10 Points: Simple, informative explanations of each step as it’s performed.
6. Wrap-Up (20 STA)
i. 10 STA: Presentation of the fully assembled RC vehicle, showcasing the final setup from multiple angles.
ii. 10 STA: Sharing initial impressions, including personal thoughts on the vehicle's design, features, and overall experience.
i. DARE Attempted (50STA)
ii. DARE Achieved (150STA)
iii. DARE Surpassed (250STA)