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How to Add Batteries to Air Hogs

Controlled by a radio controller, Air Hogs provide users with a miniaturized version of model fighter jets and helicopters. Since Air Hogs requires batteries, both the controller and aircraft itself need batteries to allow users to play with the device. However, all Air Hog aircrafts require Lithium Polymer battery while the radio controller requires six AA batteries. It is recommended users change the Lithium Polymer battery every two or three years to ensure the battery is working properly.

Things You'll Need

Phillips screwdriver

Instructions

Replacing Radio Controller Batteries
- 1
  Remove the battery compartment screw. Using a Phillips screwdriver, turn counterclockwise to turn and remove the screw.
- 2
  Remove any old batteries inside the controller.
- 3
  Insert six AA batteries. Ensure the batteries are inserted correctly by reading the labels on the controller.
- 4
  Close the compartment door. Use the screwdriver to replace the screw and secure the compartment door.
Replacing the Air Hog Battery
- 5
  Remove the Air Hog's body. Located underneath the aircraft are a series of screws. Turn the Phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to remove the screws and detach the body.
- 6
  Locate the battery compartment door. Use the screwdriver to remove the compartment door and reveal the battery.
- 7
  Replace the Lithium Polymer battery. Ensure the battery is correctly inserted by reading the label on the compartment door.

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