Vtech Electronic Talking Battleship Command Manual -

VTech Electronic Talking Battleship Command (Model 80-1050/80-1206) is a vintage electronic board game released in the late 1980s that brought high-tech voice synthesis and sound effects to the classic naval strategy experience. Unlike standard versions, this edition features specialized gameplay mechanics like a "Radar" mode and the ability to challenge a computer opponent with five levels of difficulty. Essential Game Setup

Before you can issue your first command, ensure your "bridge" is properly equipped. Vtech Electronic Talking Battleship Command Manual

• 5 Ships.
• A supply of White pegs.
• A supply of Red pegs.

• 1 Aircraft Carrier (5 segments)
• 1 Battleship (4 segments)
• 1 Submarine (3 segments)
• 1 Cruiser (3 segments)
• 1 Patrol Boat (2 segments)

Target Grid Divider: The vertical screen that hides your fleet from your opponent. How to Program Your Fleet 5 Ships

• Easy to use: The device is simple to navigate, and the voice commands make it easy for kids and adults to play.
• Variety of game modes: The game offers a range of modes, including single-player and two-player options.
• Fun and engaging: The electronic version of the game is a lot of fun to play, with the voice commands and sound effects adding to the excitement.

A Fun and Engaging Take on the Classic Game 1 Aircraft Carrier (5 segments) 1 Battleship (4

If your VTech Electronic Talking Battleship Command is acting up, refer to these common manual fixes:

13. Technical Specifications

• Power: 4x AA batteries (6V DC)
• Voice recognition range: 1–3 feet
• LCD size: 2.4” x 2.4” each
• Auto shut-off: After 5 minutes idle