How do you
get to the stored spacers?
The Lancer has an adjustable gap that relies on 4 spacers. Each
spacer has a number pressed into it which, when used in combination
with another, adds up to the total gap width. The gap widths vary
from 8 to 13 hundredths of an inch. The wider the gap the more string
tricks you can do but the less responsive the yoyo becomes. At wide
gaps the yoyo will require a bind to return it.
To get at the spacers, unscrew the yoyo and peal back the internal
hub. The axle should unscrew. If not, you can press it through the
side wall of the yoyo and press fit it back in later. Once you have
exposed the spacers, you can remove them and place them into the
inner hub with the gap combination you desire. Note: if you cannot
remove the spacer from its stored location easily, use the axle
as a tool to pry it out.
Also, remember to place the unused spacers into the storage area.
Note: When storing the spacers be sure to place them facing down.
Failure to store the spacers in properly will result in poor yoyo
performance.
Will the
return hubs need to be replaced?
The
yoyo hubs are very durable and should not need replacement.
What is
the best spacing for beginners?
The
Crossfire comes out of the pkg set to its smallest setting of
8 hundredths of an inch. This is the best setting for beginners.
What does
the inner rubber core do?
The
inner rubber core - or soft shock system - eliminates internal
vibration and increases product durability. This means the yoyo
won't break easily by overtightening or dropping it and it will
spin smoothly.
My yoyo
is not returning well, what do I do?
If
your yoyo is set to the smallest setting of 8 hundredths of an
inch it may be time to lubricate the bearing and axle. To do this,
unscrew the yoyo and place a small drop on the axle next to the
bearing.
If your yoyo
is set to a larger gap setting, the unresponsiveness is normal. You will need to learn how to bind a yo-yo to provide for return.
The Lancer is wobbling and does not spin long anymore -
what's wrong?
If
you suddenly see a drop in the performance of the Lancer, please
check to make sure you have the spacers stored properly. Next
make sure the inner return hub is pressed in all the way (it needs
to be flush with the inner part of the yoyo), and lastly make
sure your yoyo is tightened securely. If you still having problems,
please contact us at info@yomega.com.
Will my axle system ever rust?
The
axle system in the Crossfire is made of stainless steel. It won't
rust or degrade overtime and is super strong for long lasting
durability.
How do I fine tune my Lancer?
The Lancer allows tuning by allowing a player to rotate the halves by overtightening the yo-yo. To fine tune the yo-yo and minimize vibration, simply turn the halves in opposite directions - usually in 1/8" increments. After turning, play with it to see if distortion is reduced, if not, keep turning and playing until you find the yo-yo's sweet spot.
How do I prevent the yo-yo from slipping out at wide gaps?
The internal hubs can be sanded down to provide a more friction like surface. This will reduce slippage and can be customized to a player's liking. To accomplish this, remove the inner hub and spacer. Sand to desired texture with coarse sand paper. Test until desired level is achieved.
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