Most people wonder how hoverboard functions yet its basic that you simply get used to. So follow this straightforward aide steps that I have provided for you then all will be well.
HOW TO RIDE ON A HOVERBOARD
To begin with, ensure your hoverboard is completely charged, then turn it on and place it before you, directly in-front of your toes.
Alright, so many people like to ask whether you will ride the hoverboard with the lights in-front or back. The answer is, the LED lights doesn't generally matters where they are, the hoverboard doesn't have front or back, any side can do.
1. Place your comfortable foot first (Left or Right) and ensure is as
close as possible to the wheel, this is to ensure your feet are as
wide as could be possible..
2. Keep the board "level" (level to the ground). Once your right foot is
on, simply step on the scooter,just
step on it as you would on stairs. Obviously you will wobble back and
forward because of tension but don't worry, the best thing to do is to look
front and relax, don't think about moving yet.
MOVING AROUND ON THE HOVERBOARD
MOVING ON STRAIGHT LINE
Now think of where you want to go. If you want to move forward lean slightly forward and if you want to move back lean slightly to the back, slightly shifting your weight. If you lean too much you will fall.
TURNING
The turns ought to work out easily, its almost like the scooter "knows" what you need to do. Essentially, you turn by twisting forward the foot that is opposite your turning direction. If you want to turn right you simply push your left toe forward.
To attempt sharper turns, you might need to begin "twisting back" the other foot as well, that is pushing down the heel. Now try going in reverse too.
BEST WAY TO PRACTICE WITH YOUR HOOVERBOARD
Once you have mastered this basic movements you should try to do laps, turning in one direction just until you get more OK with it.
When you feel comfortable enough, try to do one lap in one direction then another the other way.
STEPPING OF THE HOVERBOARD
To get off the hoverboard, is simply the reverse of what you did to get on. Try to shift your balance to the dominant foot and then step off with your non-dominant foot. Try to oppose the nature of kind of "jumping" off, you will avoid scratching your hoverboard and possibly injuring yourself.
Stepping on and off the hoverboard is most likely the hardest thing of the entire process and its going to take you long to master, so practice for a little while to get accustomed to it.
HOW TO USE THE HOVERBOARD'S REMOTE
The following guidelines apply specifically to the IO Hawks, however they should be relevant to most other manufactures' remotes as well.
1.TURN ON THE HOVERBOARD
You can only turn on the hoverboard by pressing the button on the hoverboard itself.
2.TURN OFF HOVERBOARD
You can turn off the hoverboard by holding the "lock" button on the remote.
3.LOCK THE HOVERBOARD
You can lock the hoverboard by pressing the "unlock" button on the remote. You unlock by pressing the same button once more (Notice the battery light is red when locked and green when unlocked)
4.SET THE HOVERBOARD TO BEGINNER MODE
Beginner's mode sets the hoverboard to a top speed of 3mph rather than the general 6.2mph as a way of gaining good confidence on the board.
(NOTICE Not all hoverboard have the beginner's mode like the IO Hawks)
To enable beginner's mode simply press and hold the "unlock" button for 3 seconds. The IO image will flash green. Press and hold again for 3 seconds to disable beginner's mode.
5.CALIBRATE THE HOVERBOARD
Sometimes the gyroscopes on your hoverboard will get confused as to what is level. It happens sometimes after crashing. So how would you fix it? You re-calibrate your board.
Simply put your hoverboard on a level surface (this is crucial), turn your hoverboard on. Lock it by pressing the unlock button once. At the point when the battery symbol is red, press and hold both the "lock" and "unlock" buttons on your remote.
If you've followed this guide, we're sure that you'll be hurdling around on your hoverboard in under 5 minutes.
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