1. Open the battery compartment door
located at the upper rear of the Laser
Blaster by using a Philips screwdriver
(not included).
The Goose has a built-in, non-removable, non-replaceable, rechargeable capacitor. The charger is built into the Laser Blaster and
requires 3 “AAA” alkaline batteries (sold separately). Use only the supplied charger provided in this GOOSE HUNTER package to charge
the Goose. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER SOURCE TO CHARGE THE GOOSE. Install the batteries as shown.
2. Insert the 3 AAA batteries according to
the picture (shown). Ensure that the +
and – polarities match the illustrations
inside the battery compartment.
Do not fly your Goose during windy conditions or harsh
weather. You can operate your GOOSE HUNTER toy indoors or
outdoors. The outdoor space should be roughly 32’ x 32’ (10m
x 10m) with a height allowance of about 19’ (6m). Avoid
operating your GOOSE HUNTER near power-lines, trees, or
roof-tops. If flying your Goose indoors, the area should be
roughly 16’ x 16’ (5m x 5m) and the standard household ceiling
height.
3. Replace the battery compartment door
and tighten the screw using the
screwdriver. Do not over tighten.
1. Turn the Goose’s ON/OFF switch to
the OFF position for charging.
2. Turn the Laser Blaster’s ON/OFF
switch to the ON position for charging.
3. Lift the charge-rod located at the top
front of the Laser Blaster to the up position.
4. Locate the charge hole on the bottom
side of the Goose and insert the Laser
Blaster’s charge rod completely. The
Goose will sit on the Laser Blaster snugly.
5. Press and hold the charge button
located in the trigger area of the Laser
Blaster for about 10 seconds.
The green LED charge light located near the
charge rod on the Laser Blaster will light up
during charging.
6. Release the charge button after 10 seconds
of charging the Goose. The green LED charge
light will turn off. Remove the Goose from the
charge rod on the Laser Blaster.
7. The Goose is now ready to fly. The
charge is maintained until the ON/OFF
switch on the Goose is set to the ON
position. This handy feature allows you to
fly your Goose when YOU are ready!
8. Leave the Laser Blaster’s ON/OFF switch in the ON
position after charging the Goose. Press the charge rod
down on the Laser Blaster after charging. In the down
position, the charge rod is an integral part of the target
sighting system.
The Goose requires 10 seconds of charging time for a flight-time of 30 to 40 seconds. Charging the Goose is a simple process as
outlined in the following steps.
CHARGING THE GOOSE HUNTER
CHOOSING YOUR FLYING LOCATION
WARNING! DO NOT CHARGE FOR LONGER THAN 10 SECONDS. DAMAGE MAY OCCUR TO THE CAPACITOR INSIDE THE ifly GOOSE HUNTER.
INSTALLING BATTERIES
• If your shot misses the Goose, the Goose will continue to fly in it’s pre-determined path.
• If your shot hits the Goose, it will stop operating for a brief moment and appear to fall. This is meant to
simulate a glancing blow to the Goose. The Goose will resume its flight right away.
• Reload the Laser Blaster and shoot at the goose again.
• When you shoot the Goose directly for the second time, the Goose will appear to temporarily fall again.
Normal flight will resume again momentarily.
• Reload the Laser Blaster and shoot at the Goose again.
• When you shoot the Goose directly for the third time, it will fall from the sky.
Congratulations on your marksmanship!
• If you are unable to hit the Goose three times with the narrow infrared beam of your Laser Blaster the
Goose will land on the ground naturally.
FLYING AND HUNTING YOUR IFLY GOOSE HUNTER
DIRECTIONAL
CONTROL TAB
ON
OFF
DIRECTIONAL
CONTROL TAB
The Goose is ready to fly as soon as it is finished charging. The
objective of the iFly GOOSE HUNTER game using single or
multiple player mode is to shoot down the Goose with the Laser
Blaster within its 30 to 40 second flight time window. It takes 3
direct hits to bring down the Goose.
1.
When you are
ready to fly your fully charged Goose you
should first adjust the “direction of flight” setting to the fly pattern
of your choice. This is done by pivoting the directional control
tab to the left, center, or to the right. The directional control tab
is located at the dorsal (upper) rear end of the Goose’s body
and has the two main wings attached to it. By pivoting the
directional control tab to the left, the Goose will fly to the left and
by pivoting the directional control tab to the right, the Goose will
fly to the right. When the directional control tab is positioned in
the center, the Goose will fly straight. The farther the directional
control tab is pivoted towards a certain side, the more the
Goose will bank towards that direction during its flight.
2.
Move the Goose’s ON/OFF
switch to the ON position.
The wings will start to flap.
3.
Gently toss the Goose into
the air. It will fly for about 30
to 40 seconds.
4.
To fire at the Goose, it is necessary to reload the Laser
Blaster. Reloading the Laser Blaster is done by sliding the
pump all the way backwards and forwards. A reloading sound is
heard if this process is done successfully. Note: it is necessary
to reload the Laser Blaster after each shot fired. Once the Laser
Blaster is reloaded, you can fire a narrow infrared beam at the
Goose by pressing the trigger button on the Shooter. A firing
sound is heard.
5.
When Goose has been s
hot down or has landed on its own,
turn it OFF to recharge it before playing again. Turning the
Goose OFF resets the system. It is not necessary to turn the
Laser Blaster OFF before recharging the Goose. To recharge
the Goose, follow the steps outlined under “Charging the
GOOSE HUNTER”.
6.
If you are finished playing, make sure to turn the ON/OFF
switches on the Goose and on the Laser Blaster to the OFF
position for storing. It is best to remove the batteries from the
Laser Blaster if it will be stored for a longer period of time.
LEC Light
ON
OFF
