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Propel Trampolines T-65 X-Wing Pilot's Handbook Manual

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  • Page 2 high performance battling drones...
  • Page 3 Warning: never leave li-poly batteries charging unattended for extended periods of time. please refer to enclosed safety instructions. package contains: - t-65 x-wing - 2.4 ghz wireless controller - 2 x-wing batteries - instruction booklet - charger+ Usb cable+ wall adapter...
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  • Page 5 When you get behind the controls you’ll find that the X-wing has more “weight” than most ships of its size, which gives it increased momentum during larger maneuvers. overall, it’s just a more solid flight experience. t-65 x-wing incom space superiority starfighter corp.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    table of contents 01. features 02. starship stats 03. pilots gear fold out page (after pg. 7) 04. removing the x-wing from the box 05. packaging functions 06. controller battery installation 07. ship battery installation 08. charging your ships battery 09.

  • Page 7: Features

    Features: • built-in 6 axis gyroscopic chip keeps the x-wing extremely stable in all conditions • 4-channel flight controls allow for incredible maneuvering including 360˚ aerial stunts • led directional lights make your ship easy to follow • hand-painted collectible ship •...

  • Page 8: Starship Stats

    starship stats...
  • Page 9 life led’s back lights battery lock calibrate gyro bluetooth sync for future app integration barometric pressure sensor on/off handle grip battery auto-start / auto-land turn on/off led’s speaker neck strap attachment headphone Jack (strap not included) controller power on/off propeller battery cover phone holder pull tab ir transmitter...

  • Page 10: Removing The X-Wing From The Box

    removing the x-wing from the display case: carefully remove the top cover of the box and the acrylic window from the packaging, and place them somewhere safe. to free the ship from the support, gently pull up on the body of the ship and release the motors from the rubber grommets.

  • Page 11: Controller Battery Installation

    remote control battery installation 1. on the back of the controller, unscrew and slide off the battery cover. 2. install 4 “aa” alkaline batteries (1.5v rechargeable batteries are preferred) into the controller. 3. replace the battery cover and secure it with screws.

  • Page 12: Ship Battery Installation

    ship batterY installation: 1. during your first installation, slide the clasp to the unlocked position (as shown in illustration) to unlock the battery. next, remove the battery cover that comes in the package, as this cover is cosmetic and used for display purposes only. 2.

  • Page 13: Charging Your Ships Battery

    charging yoUr ships li-poly battery 1. insert the correct wall socket extension into the wall adapter depending on the country you are in (see illustration a). 2. next, connect the Usb charging cord to the wall adapter and the charger. ->...

  • Page 14: Replacing The Propeller Blades

    propeller installation and replaceMent: Your X-wing’s propeller system is a precision instrument that may need repair or replacement from time to time for optimal flight function. crash landing from high-speed aerial flights may cause damage to your propellers. 1. the ship has four propellers, two “a” propellers, and two “b”...

  • Page 15: Turning Your Controller On

    warning! do not fly your ship in foul weather! important! when syncing your ship with the con- troller, always check that the ship is on a flat level surface. this ensures that the 6 axis gyro is prop- erly calibrated. your ship utilizes an automatic 2.4ghz channel selection system that allows up to 12 people to fly side-by-side in the same wireless range with no interference.

  • Page 16: Controller Functions

    mUsic mode Music mode lets you adjust the volume on your speaker or headphones or choose a background track. to enter music mode, hold down button 2 and button 4 for two seconds. the life leds will glow blue (or red in simulation mode). push both buttons again for two seconds to exit music mode.
  • Page 17 lightsaber screw driver this is the weapon of a Jedi knight, but it can also help you with simple tasks and repairs. it attaches to your controller and can be used to remove screws from the battery cover or to tighten the screw on the phone holder.
  • Page 18 baroMetric pressure sensor on/oFF (repulsors on/oFF) the barometric pressure sensor maintains the altitude of your ship above the ground, simulating the anti-gravity effect of a repulsorlift engine. this also lets you adjust your altitude incrementally during flight. push the gimbal up or down and then release it, and your ship will hover at the new altitude.

  • Page 19: Learning How To Fly (T-Mode)

    learning how to fly (t-mode) if this is your first time flying please read the following instructions, if you are an experienced pilot feel free to skip ahead to the next section. t-mode is a special flying mode intended to help ease new pilots into learning basic flight controls in a safe environment.

  • Page 20: Protective Cage

    protective cage for beginner pilots we strongly suggest using the protective cage. make sure you install your protective cage before flight. this cage protects the propeller blades, and the outside of the vessel from taking damage in when crashing into walls and other objects.

  • Page 21: Preparing For Flight

    For Multi person plaY: before beginning, ensure that all ships and controllers are powered off. make sure that no other 2.4ghz devices are in the area. each person must sync their ship individually at different times in order to avoid interference. speed 1 speed 2 follow steps 1 to 3 above, making sure to keep...

  • Page 22: Flight Controls

    flight control these are the basic flight functions for your ship. while learning to fly it is best to begin with a large space, at least until you get used to the basics. once you master your ship you can tackle more advanced maneuvers. practice makes perfect! once you have these steps mastered, move to the next level.

  • Page 23: Flying Tips

    flying tips • operate your ship in a wide space. ideally, the space will have at least a 100 foot radius. • if you are flying your ship with others, make sure spectators are located behind you. • For best performance, it is recommended that you operate the ship during zero wind conditions, as wind can greatly affect flight performance.

  • Page 24: Turn On/Off Leds & Lasers

    speed change when the controller is powered on, it will always start on speed 1. if the controller was in speed mode 3 before turning it off, it will return to speed mode 1 when it is turned back on. push the button to change speeds between modes speed 1 speed 2...

  • Page 25: Auto Start And Auto Land

    auto-start/auto-land when repulsorlifts are activated ,push button once when on the ground to auto-start. push button for 2 seconds when in the air to auto-land. auto-start: auto-start only works when the barometric pressure sensor is activated. if barometric pressure sensor is activated, auto- start will work only if the left stick (gimbal) is in the center position.
  • Page 26 clockWise roll (a) push the right trigger button while flying and your ship will perform a 360-degree roll in a clockwise motion while continuing its current movement. if the ship is flying forward it will continue to move forward as it performs the roll, and will perform similarly with any directional movement.
  • Page 27 battling when battling with your vehicle it is best to fly outside in an wide open space of about 200-300 feet , in an open field with no obstruction such as trees , houses open water or power lines. when battling indoors it is recommended to do so in a very large open area such as a gymnasium or sports center with high ceilings and no obstructions.
  • Page 28 laser battling (Upgrade) laser battling is a more advanced method of battling other propel star wars drones, and therefore is vastly more challenging. each ship is equipped with laser receivers in the front and in the back. receivers must be hit directly with an opposing ships lasers in order to score a hit.
  • Page 29 liFe led’s: When the controller’s power is turned on, all 3 life leds will flash. once synced, all 3 life leds will glow red. reactions to being hit: When the ship is hit by an opponent, it will react and alter its flight. no additional hits can be inflicted on the ship during this time.
  • Page 30 third hit auto landing: this is the final hit in battle. when you have been hit a 3rd time your vessel will enter into auto-land mode and descend in a downward spiral. taking oVer landing seQuence pulling your left throttle stick all the way down during auto landing sequence will activate user controlled landing mode.
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  • Page 36: Warnings

    X-Wing Warning: your x-wing is designed for indoor or oUtdoor use. the x-wing blades revolve at high speeds and can cause harm to the user, spectators, and animals. stand clear of the ship to reduce the risk of getting into its flight path. warn spectators that you will be flying your ship so that they can remain aware of its position.
  • Page 37 battery warnings rechargeable batterY: this ship uses a li-poly rechargeable battery. if the battery no longer stays charged, dispose of it properly according to local disposal requirements. controller batteries: controller requires 4 “aa” batteries (not included). please read the important battery safety warning below.

  • Page 38: Fcc Notice

    fcc part 15 c notice caution: changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. note: this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class b digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the fcc rules.

  • Page 39: Industry Canada Notice

    indUstry canada notice canada only this device complies with industry canada licence-exempt rss standard(s). operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. le présent appareil est conforme aux cnr d’industrie canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.

  • Page 40: Warranty

    liMited 90-daY WarrantY north america rooftop brands warrants to the original consumer that this product is free from any electrical or mechanical defects for a period of 90 daYs from the date of purchase. if any such defect is discovered within the warranty period, rooftop brands will repair or replace the unit free of charge upon receipt of the unit, shipped postage prepaid and insured to our warranty center.

  • Page 41: Pilots Log

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