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introduction

Early in the second half of the 23rd century, in the following 

Captain’s Log – stardate 1673.5 – Captain Kirk records 
helmsman Sulu’s desperate situation. Sulu and his away 
team are trapped on the surface of Alfa 177 by a faulty 

transporter, and slowly freezing to death: 

“...On the planet, condition critical, surface temperature 

is 75 degrees below zero. Still dropping.”

As the temperature continues to fall Sulu has to think 

creatively if he and the rest of the landing party are going 
to make it through the night. His solution – heat a rocky 

outcrop using a Phaser blast, allowing the landing party to 
take cover under thermal blankets near the glowing rocks 

and survive until the transporter is fixed.

This highly detailed rock has been designed to enable 

you to replicate the experience on Earth in the comfort 

(and relative warmth) of your own living quarters.

To recreate Survival, the rock may be made to glow 

redder and redder by firing the Type-1 Phaser supplied 
directly at it. However, unlike the rocks on Alfa 177, this 
specially cast replica rock has a range of more Atmospheric 
settings when less inclement conditions demand somewhat 
more soothing environmental illumination.

First Season Type-1 Phaser

The Rock’s illumination and function can be controlled 

remotely by the special First Season, original design Type-1 
Phaser, a replica of the phaser used by Sulu on Alfa 177.

rock power

The Rock may be powered either by four AA alkaline 
(LR06) batteries or from a 5V USB power supply using the 
cable provided. Before first use, make sure that the Rock 
either has its batteries inserted correctly or is connected 
to a 5V USB power supply.

After the Rock is turned off for a couple of days whilst 

powered by batteries, to save power, the rock’s remote 
control receiver circuit will enter a special very low-power 
hibernation mode. To re-enable the remote control functions, 
press and hold the Phaser trigger button (or the plus 
button) for a few seconds until the Rock lights up.

phaser power

The Phaser is powered by two AAA alkaline (LR03)  
batteries. Insert batteries before first use. 

To fit Phaser batteries, first open battery door by 

loosening the locking screw and tilting the battery door up 
from the back. The door will lift off, but the screw is 
retained in the housing by a small washer.

IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION

Always use only 

ALKALINE

 batteries. Ensure that they are inserted 

correctly. Remove batteries if the Phaser or the Rock are 
not going to be used for extended periods. To avoid 
battery leakage and damage, NEVER mix new and old 

batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries. Always 

remove exhausted batteries and recycle.

battery door 

locking screw

to open battery housing 

door, loosen screw 

battery door 

thumb 

wheel

is purely

cosmetic and

has no function 

IR emitter

locking 

screw 

PLUS

 button

double press for 

Survival

MINUS

 button

double press for 

Atmosphere

trigger button

pressing fires Phaser 
and makes rock 
glow red

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