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Remember: ALWAYS ride within your limits and comfort zone and 

NEVER ride without protective gear! 

www.AlteredElectricSkateboards.com   

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   www.AlteredExkate.com

 

 

Remember: ALWAYS ride within your limits and comfort zone and 

NEVER ride without protective gear! 

www.AlteredElectricSkateboards.com   

‹

   www.AlteredExkate.com

 

 

 

Preparation 

1.

 

Inspect outer carton for damages; open carton and inspect for internal damage. Report any damage to 
your freight carrier or dealer. 

2.

 

Remove your new board, remote control and charger. Plug charger into wall and electric skateboard to 
begin charging process. Lights on the charger will blink until a full charge is attained. 

3.

 

Be sure that you are thoroughly familiar with all of the features and controls discussed in this manual 
before you ride.  

4.

 

All safety equipment should be worn at all times when on the board – even when riding for short 
distances or durations! Make sure that the area in which you plan to ride is paved, level, free of 
obstacles, clear of power lines, radio antennas, and is not crowded. 

Getting Started 

Before riding your new board, please be sure you fully understand how your board operates. 

Charging the Battery 

Before first use, make sure your electric skateboard has a full charge. A full charging cycle can take 4 to 6 
hours. 

 

A green indicator light on the charger means the battery is fully charged.  

 

A steady red or flashing red indicator light means the battery is in charging mode. Charge until the 
light turns a steady green.

 

 

 

If your powerboard also has a battery charge indicator on the battery box, do not rely on the indicators 
to reveal strength of the battery.  

Adjust Electric Skateboard’s Speed Range 

Your board has 3 adjustable speed ranges: 

High

Medium

 and 

Low

. A slide switch is located in the remote 

control gun – just under the 9-volt battery – that controls the speed range. To adjust the speed capacity, 

turn off the wireless remote and remove the 9-volt battery from compartment of the base of remote control 
handle. Locate the slide switch inside the compartment. Set the switch to the desired speed range: left

=

slow; 

middle

=

middle range; right=fastest speed range. (See picture, below left.) 

Turning the Board On 

 

1.

 

To turn the board on, press the black rubber power button located on the side of the board’s black 
battery box. By depressing the button you will hear a “click” and see a red light come on, indicating 
the board has been powered on.

 

 

2.

 

Next, turn on the power of the wireless remote control. If the 9-volt battery in the remote is charged, 
you will hear a faint, high-pitched beep indicating the remote has been powered on.

 

 

Be sure to follow this sequence in order when turning on your board:  
     1) turn on the board, then   2) turn on the remote – or your electric skateboard will not work

Note: Your board also has an automatic shut-off to prolong battery life. If the board is not used for about 10 
minutes, power shuts off automatically. Turn back on to restart. 

Riding Your Board 

Once your board is on, SLOWLY pull the trigger toward you to accelerate. To decelerate, SLOWLY release 
the trigger. To slow to a stop, push the trigger 

away

 from you. 

WARNING! Your Altered™ Electric Skateboard is powerful. Never pull the 

trigger quickly or release it suddenly with no resistance. If you step on and 
pull the trigger quickly, you will be thrown backward off the board.  
If traveling at high speed, pushing the lever forward quickly (engaging the 
brake) could throw you forward, headfirst off the front of the board.  
Know your limits and accelerate and brake accordingly! 

Wireless Remote Control 

The wireless remote control regulates the speed of the board: 

ƒ

 

Pulling the trigger 

toward you

 will accelerate the board.  

ƒ

 

Releasing the lever will return it to the near-neutral position, and allow you to coast downhill. 

ƒ

 

Pushing the trigger 

away from you

 will engage braking. 

IMPORTANT: The Altered™ wireless remote uses a unique, close proximity low-frequency radio signal 
that minimizes the possibility of signal interference. However, signal interference may occur within about 3 
feet / 1 meter of other Altered™ Electric Skateboards, or with high power lines, cell phones or other signal-
emitting devices. 

Use caution and check your ride area for signal interference before use. 

Riding Tips 

 

Pull the trigger very slowly until you start to feel the motor engage. If you get on the board and pull the 
trigger quickly the board will throw you off the back. 

Speed range control is adjusted 
with the slide switch underneath 
the 9-volt battery in the hand 
controller. 

1. Turn on the battery 
box power first…

2. …Then turn on 
the hand controller.

Key Features of Your Altered™ Electric Skateboard 

Your Altered™ Electric Skateboard is a state-of-the-art electric-powered skateboard offering 
the following features: 

Variable Speed Control  

You control your speed by moving the remote control trigger. 

ƒ

 

Pulling the trigger 

toward you

 

increases

 your speed. 

ƒ

 

Pushing the trigger 

away from you

 

decreases

 your speed to approximately the halfway 

point, where the power is in neutral.  

ƒ

 

Pushing the trigger away from you 

beyond the halfway point

 applies

 braking power

ABS Electronic Brake  

Push the trigger gradually and steadily away from your body to achieve safe breaking. Our 
technology allows for a stable deceleration with a gradual increase in braking power as speed 
decreases. 

Universal and Selective Controller 

Our wireless remote controller is 

universal

 – Altered™ Electric Skateboard controllers can be 

used with any of the same model/specification. Our wireless remote controller is 

selective

 – 

when an Altered™ Electric Skateboard controller is controlling a skateboard, other controllers 
cannot interfere unless they are in VERY CLOSE PROXIMITY (within 3 feet / 1 meter). 

Emergency Brake Anti-Collision Protection 

If you fall off your board it will brake immediately and not run off into the sunset. 

Board and Remote Control Automatic Shutoff 

Both the board and the wireless remote control have automatic shutoff protection to preserve 
the batteries in each unit should you forget to turn off either. (Units shut off after 10 minutes of 
non-use.)  

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Summary of Contents for Future 250

Page 1: ... giving a description of the board and the problem When Altered Exkate receives your notification and the board is determined to be defective parts will be sent at no charge or authorization to return the board will be given The defective board will then be repaired or replaced Any refund would be only at the option of the dealer where the board was purchased Altered Exkate is not involved in any ...

Page 2: ...intenance The rechargeable battery that powers your Altered board should last 1 2 years 1000 to 1500 miles of riding if kept properly charged but will slowly decrease in capacity and eventually fail to hold a charge To maintain maximum life always keep your batteries charged when storing for extended periods of time Plug in at least once a month to maintain a charge Charge time for your board is a...

Page 3: ...JUST THE TRUCK S KINGPIN BOLT OR YOU CAN SPLIT THE BUSHING The trucks and bushings are factory preset and should not be adjusted The bushings are specially formulated to absorb shock and provide positive steering control Although specially formulated for extremely long life the bushings located in the trucks of your board will wear over time Replace them with the same special bushings that are sta...

Page 4: ...ur Board Once your board is on SLOWLY pull the trigger toward you to accelerate To decelerate SLOWLY release the trigger To slow to a stop push the trigger away from you WARNING Your Altered Electric Skateboard is powerful Never pull the trigger quickly or release it suddenly with no resistance If you step on and pull the trigger quickly you will be thrown backward off the board If traveling at hi...

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