Silverlit Manuals & User Guides

Silverlit has been a pioneer in the electronic toy industry since 1977, designing and manufacturing a wide array of fun, innovative, and safe products for children around the world. Headquartered in Hong Kong, the brand is well-known for its fully integrated production process, ensuring high quality from concept to shelf. Silverlit's diverse portfolio includes the Flybotic range of easy-to-fly drones and helicopters, the Exost series of high-performance RC cars, and the YCOO line of interactive, intelligent robots.

With a mission to ignite creativity and technical curiosity, Silverlit creates toys that offer unique play experiences, such as amphibious vehicles, stunt cars, and programmable bots. The company continues to push the boundaries of toy technology, making advanced remote-control features accessible and enjoyable for users of all ages and skill levels.

• How do I pair my Silverlit drone with the transmitter?

  Switch on both the drone and the transmitter. When the LED on the drone flashes, push the throttle stick to the highest position, then pull it back to the lowest position. The LEDs should turn solid when the pairing is successful.

• How do I charge my Silverlit RC vehicle?

  Turn the vehicle off. Connect the provided USB charging cable to the charging port on the vehicle and a USB power source. The charging indicator usually lights up during charging and turns off or changes color when complete.

• What should I do if my Silverlit car drifts to one side?

  Locate the steering alignment trimmer (usually a small lever or dial) on the bottom of the chassis. Adjust it towards the opposite direction of the drift until the car drives straight.

• Why is my Silverlit toy not responding?

  Ensure that fresh batteries are installed in both the vehicle and the transmitter with the correct polarity. If the safety circuit has triggered due to overheating or stalling, wait a minute for it to reset, then turn the devices off and on again.

• Are Silverlit drones suitable for outdoor use?

  Many Silverlit drones (especially infrared models) are designed primarily for indoor use. Radio-controlled (2.4GHz) models may be used outdoors in calm weather conditions.