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General| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
|---|---|
| Hill Climbing | 25% grade |
| Wheel Size | 96mm |
| Truck Material | Aluminum |
| Wheel Material | Polyurethane |
| Wheel Hardness | 78A |
| Deck Material | Maple |
| Motor Type | Hub Motor |
| Max Load | 220 lbs |
General warnings about riding risks, including loss of control, collision, and falls.
Warns that the board is not fully waterproof; water damage is not covered under warranty.
Alerts users to keep body parts and clothing away from moving parts like motors and wheels.
Warns against tampering with the electronics housing to avoid electric shock and voiding the warranty.
Emphasizes wearing a helmet and recommends other protective gear for safe riding.
Advises finding an open, flat area with clean pavement for the initial riding experience.
Provides tips for a safe riding experience, including stance, body lean, and center of gravity.
Details the four riding modes (Turbo, Standard, Economic, Cruise) and their top speeds.
States the 30% uphill capability, noting performance depends on rider weight and road conditions.
Covers quick charge times for board/remote and highlights the lightweight construction.
Lists deck material, dimensions, wheel size, battery, motor, weight, user weight, and range.
Provides charger input/output details and specifications for the remote control.
Identifies key parts of the electric skateboard, including baseplate, kingpin, deck, and motors.
Explains motor compatibility with 85mm/96mm wheels and tire replaceability.
Highlights the benefit of a 275mm wide wheel span for improved stability during high-speed riding.
Labels the parts of the remote, including throttle, mode switches, power switch, and OLED display.
Details the correct procedure for turning the remote and the electric skateboard on and off.
Explains what it means when the board is not turned on or paired with the remote.
Explains how to check the remaining battery capacity for both the remote and the board.
Describes the meaning of indicators for riding modes (Economic, Sports, Turbo) and current speed.
Defines 'TRIP' for trip distance and 'ODO' for the odometer reading on the remote display.
Details how to enter Economic mode and its top speed of 12.4 mph / 20 km/h.
Explains how to enter Sports mode and its top speed of 23.6 mph / 38 km/h.
Describes entering Turbo mode for increased power and a top speed of 28.5 mph / 46 kmh.
Explains how to enter Cruise mode for stable speed and how to exit it by pulling the throttle.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect (bind) the remote to the electric skateboard.
Details selecting speed units (km/h vs mph) and wheel diameter during the binding process.
Confirms successful binding when the remote displays battery, speed, mode, and range.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the ambient light on the board via the remote.
Explains how ambient light flashes in different modes and its automatic turn-off behavior.
Illustrates using the remote's throttle for acceleration and braking, emphasizing stance.
Details the 3.5-hour charging time for the board, indicators, and safety warnings.
Explains the 30-minute charging time for the remote and its charge indicator.
Recommends frequent checks, cleaning bearings, and turning off the board/controller when not in use.
Advises charging in well-ventilated areas, avoiding wet conditions, and not leaving unattended.
Warns against using damaged wires, unauthorized chargers, or powering other equipment with the board battery.
Instructions to check the battery pack and seal for damage before each ride.
Guidelines on not dropping the board, storing it dry, and avoiding extreme temperatures.
Warns against unofficial chargers, charging unattended, operating while charging, and proper long-term storage charging.
Recommends fully charging the battery before the first use for better long-term performance.
Details the 6-month warranty on parts and options for defect resolution (replacement or exchange).
Lists damages not covered, including abuse, accidents, modifications, water damage, and normal wear.
Advises keeping the original shipping box and notes that insufficient packaging can void warranty for shipping damage.
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