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Documentation

Reference for parents and makers — setup, kit notes, safety, support. Use the quick links below or the side index to jump around.

Kit comparison

SPEC / v1

FieldFormula Racing KitAI Smart Toy Gun
FocusSoldering + playable controllerSensors + aim / PK play
Age10+ with adult soldering help8+ family STEM play
PowerAA×3 or USB-CSee kit insert (blaster + target)
ModesInteractive controls demoPractice / PK Battle
Warranty1 year1 year

Getting Started

getting-started

What arrives in the box and what you should prep before day one.

Work surface
Flat desk, good light, and a mat for soldering kits.
Adult help
Required for soldering heat; optional coach for AI Toy Gun setup.
Power
Racing Kit: AA×3 or USB-C. Toy Gun: follow insert for blaster + target.

Formula Racing Kit Notes

racing-manual

Assembly orientation, polarity, and control map essentials.

Board layout
Component silkscreen marks positions for switches, LEDs, and jacks.
LED polarity
Long lead / anode aligns with the marked pad — reverse LEDs will stay dark.
Controls
Horn, lights, throttle, NOS, and gear paths are labeled on the PCB.

AI Smart Toy Gun Notes

gun-manual

Modes, target placement, and safe indoor play distances.

Modes
Practice for solo aim drills; PK Battle for two-player scoring rounds.
Target
Interactive board with light-up hit feedback — keep a clear line of sight.
Age guidance
Recommended 8+ with indoor STEM play rules agreed up front.

Safety Guidelines

safety

Non-negotiables for heat, aiming, and shared family space.

Soldering
Never leave a hot iron unattended; wash hands after handling solder.
Blaster play
Never aim at eyes or faces; use the provided safety tip and indoor rules.
Storage
Remove batteries for long storage; keep small parts away from toddlers.

Support & Warranty

support

When something fails, start here before you reorder parts.

Warranty
1-year coverage on manufacturing defects for featured kits.
Returns
30-day money-back window — keep packaging until you are happy with the build.
Help
Check troubleshooting tutorials first, then reach Support from the site footer.