Skywalker 6.5" Sky Walker Manuale utente
USER GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4
PRODUCT DIAGRAM 7
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED 8
WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS 8
OPERATING RANGE 8
PREPARATION 9
UNDERSTANDING THE SKY WALKER 9
SKY WALKER TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND 10
CHARGING YOUR SKY WALKER 11
USING THE SKY WALKER - CHARGED AND READY 12
MANOUVERING YOUR SKY WALKER PART 1. 14
MANOUVERING YOUR SKY WALKER PART 2. 15
ALERTS - WHAT IS THAT AWFUL BEEPING SOUND? 17
SPEED RESTRICTIONS 17
INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE - KEEPING YOUR SKY WALKER IN GOOD NICK 18
INSPECTION and MAINTENANCE 18
STORAGE 18
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 19
FAQ 20
CONTACT US 21
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING – FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MAY LEAD TO PROPERTY
DAMAGE, BODILY HARM AND IN EXTREME CIRCUMSTANCES, DEATH.
• Only charge your Sky Walker using the provided charger and cable. Failure to do so may result in
product failure and will void your manufacturer warranty.
• Please wear appropriate safety and protective gear to prevent personal injury. Please wear
safety and protective gear to the standard of protection you desire. This may include gloves, eye
protection, wrist guards and knee pads.
• Make sure to wear comfortable clothes and flat closed toe shoes when operating your Sky Walker.
Do not wear loose clothing that could be caught by the wheels and nearby objects.
• Please carefully read this User Guide, which will assist in explaining the basic working principles and
tips for using the Sky Walker
• Do not use the Sky Walker if you are less than the 20kg minimum weight or exceed the 120kg
maximum weight.
• Before stepping on to the Sky Walker make sure it is placed on a smooth and flat surface, that the
Sky Walker is turned on and that no Safety Alerts or Display Panel Alerts are present. Do not step
on to the Sky Walker if any Alerts are unresolved.
• Do not attempt to open or modify your Sky Walker as doing so will void your manufacturer
warranty and may cause the Sky Walker to fail leading to serious bodily harm or death.
• Do not use your Sky Walker to place yourself or your property in danger. Do not use your
Sky Walker to place anyone else or their property in danger.
•Do not operate your Sky Walker while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.
•Do not operate your Sky Walker when you are restless or sleepy.
• Seek the appropriate advice and always use your best judgement to keep yourself out of dangerous
situations with your Sky Walker.
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• Do not ride your Sky Walker off curbs, ramps or attempt to perform stunts or tricks with your Sky
Walker, similar to those performed on skateboards, rollerblades and scooters.
• Do not turn sharply on your Sky Walker, especially at higher speeds.
• Do not continuously spin in place for prolonged periods of time. This may cause dizziness and you
may fall and injure yourself or other people and property.
• Do not ride your Sky Walker in an abusive or extreme manner, doing so can cause damage to your
Sky Walker and may lead to injury and death.
• Never ride your Sky Walker down stairs or escalators.
• Do not drive in or near puddles of water or other liquids, mud, sand, stones, gravel, debris or near
rough and rugged terrain.
• Do not ride in inclement weather: snow, rain, hail, sleek or on icy roads or in extreme heat.
• Do not ride your Sky Walker on slippery surfaces or steep slopes.
• If you are unsure if you can safely ride on a specific terrain, step off and carry your Sky Walker.
ALWAYS EXERCISE CAUTION.
• PAY ATTENTION- Always look at where you are riding and be aware of the riding conditions in front
of you including: people, places, property and objects around you.
• Do not operate the Sky Walker in crowded areas.
• Operate your Sky Walker with extreme consideration for people and property at all times.
•Do not operate your Sky Walker while talking, texting, looking at your phone or when otherwise
distracted.
•Do not ride your Sky Walker on the road, footpath, or cycle path.
•Do not ride your Sky Walker near motor vehicles or on public roads.
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• Do not climb or descend steep hills with your Sky Walker.
• The Sky Walker is designed to be used by ONE individual at a time. Do not attempt to operate your
Sky Walker with two or more people on-board.
• Do not carry anything whilst using your Sky Walker.
• Individuals with lack of balance or medical conditions which aect balance should not attempt to
operate a Sky Walker
• Do not use the Sky Walker if you are pregnant or attempting to become pregnant.
• Exercise extreme caution when allowing young children or elderly persons to use the Sky Walker.
These persons may not have the physical capabilities necessary to safely operate the Sky Walker.
• Always take into account the necessary space required to slow and stop the Sky Walker.
• DO NOT STEP FORWARD OFF YOUR SKY WALKER.
• DO NOT JUMP OFF YOUR SKY WALKER.
• Do not attempt to ride your SKY WALKER in dark or poorly lit areas.
• Always ensure that you have sufficient clearance when standing on the Sky Walker to make it safely
through doorways and other low-hanging obstructions.
• Do not step on any other parts of the Sky Walker apart from the Foot Pads.
• Always avoid operating the Sky Walker in unsafe places and where unsafe and volatile materials are
present e.g. near areas with flammable gas or liquids.
• YOU MUST COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS IN YOUR RESPECTIVE
REGION REGARDING THE LAWFUL OPERATION OF YOUR Sky Walker.
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PRODUCT DIAGRAM
DISPLAY PANEL DIAGRAM
Green Battery Icon - Sky Walker is charged
Flashing green Battery Icon - Sky Walker is reaching low-battery
Red Battery Icon - Sky Walker has low-battery
Green Operating Icon - Sky Walker is ready to ride
Red Operating Icon - Sky Walker has encountered at error
A Fender DEngine & Tyres G Charging Port
B Foot Pad Sensors E LED Indicators H On/O Button
CDisplay F Underbody Protection
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D D
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BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
After reading through this guide, you must view the online tutorials for the Sky Walker to familiarise
yourself further with the features and operating controls.
WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS
The Sky Walker is optimised for riders of up to 120kg – 265lbs and of a minimum weight of 20kg-45lbs.
OPERATING RANGE
In ideal conditions, the Sky Walker can travel distances of up to 20km. The typical range for the Sky
Walker is between 12-15 km
There are several factors that will decrease the optimal range of the Sky Walker :
Speed and Riding style. Maintaining a moderate speed will achieve an increased Operating Range
on the Sky Walker whereas, ‘hooning’ around with frequent stops, starts, idling and extreme
acceleration will result in a decrease in range.
Terrain. The Sky Walker is designed for smooth and flat surfaces and operating it across uneven and
rough terrain is not only dangerous, but will negatively aect the Operating Range of the SKYWALKER
Weight. The weight of the user can aect the Operating Range of the Sky Walker .
Battery Maintenance. Reasonable battery charging and maintenance will allow for the maximum
Operating Range on the Sky Walker . Over-charging or failing to follow proper charging
instructions can reduce the Operating Range.
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PREPARATION
You must carefully read this User Guide, in its entirety, before you step on the Sky Walker.
Please follow the charging instructions in this User Guide before you attempt to use the Sky Walker.
We highly recommend that you grab a friend to be your spotter when you first start using the Sky
Walker. Your spotter will help you centre your balance and will offer you assistance should you
accidentally cause the Sky Walker to accelerate from underneath you. Your spotter should read
the User Guide and become familiar with the instructional videos prior to acting as a spotter.
UNDERSTANDING THE SKY WALKER
The Sky Walker moves forwards and backwards using cues from your body position and posture. If
you stand straight and confidently on the Sky Walker, you will be able to control your movement to
the point where you are almost motionless.
Don’t forget, the Sky Walker is intuitive, it will move according to the cues it gets from your body.
If you lean forward slightly, or tilt your toes forward, the Sky Walker will move forward.
If you lean backwards slightly, or tilt your heels to the ground, the Sky Walker will move backwards.
As you become familiar with the Sky Walker, you will notice that tilting one foot forward and leaning
the other back will allow the Sky Walker to turn, on the spot and whilst moving.
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Sky Walker TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND
Maintain a relaxed stance and position. If you tense up and try to make large adjustments, the Sky
Walker will copy you, exaggerating these motions and possibly accelerating out from underneath
you.
Gain an even foot position. When you finally step up onto the Sky Walker, make sure your feet are
symmetrically placed on the Sky Walker Foot Pads. A symmetrical stance will make sure the tilt
and lean of your body is accurately interpreted by the Sky Walker.
Don’t get yourself into a flap. Avoid flailing your arms as this will affect your stance and posture
on the Sky Walker.
A solid dismount. ALWAYS dismount the Sky Walker by stepping BACKWARDS one foot at a time.
Why? Because when you step forward, your toes tilt towards the ground and the Sky Walker will
think you want to go forwards. Trust us, step backwards off the glider.
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CHARGING YOUR Sky Walker
Remove your Sky Walker from its packaging and place it on a steady surface for charging.
Ensure that the charging port of the Sky Walker is clean and dry. Make sure that there is no dust,
debris or dirt inside the charging port. See Product Diagram for charging port location.
Use the included Sky Walker wall-charger and connect the Sky Walker to a suitable power point.
Use the appropriate cable provided for your region. NB: Using a non-provided cable will void
your manufacturer warranty and may cause serious product failure.
The indicator light on the SKY WALKER charger should change to RED, indicating that your Sky
Walker is now charging.
When the RED indicator light on your Sky Walker charger turns to GREEN, your Sky Walker is fully
charged.
For first-time use, please charge for approximately 2 hours as your Sky Walker has been
manufactured with some residual power stored.
When you go to next charge your Sky Walker from flat, a full charge will take approximately 3
hours. DO NOT leave unattended or over-charge the battery for more than 3 hours.
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