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Sonar Sea Battle
1989 Tandy
Your Radio Shack Sonar Sea Battle Game offers you the
choice of two exciting sea adventure games: Battle Cruisers
or Nuclear Subs. In both games you place your ship
somewhere in the ocean and use your radar or missiles to
seek out and destroy your opponent's ship.
Realistic sound effects of radar, missile warning signals, and
explosions make Sonar Sea Battle an exciting game for all
ages. You can easily mark your radar probes and missile
shots by using the provided markers.
Battle Cruisers is a game between two opposing battle
cruisers. Nuclear Subs is a game between two submarines.
In each game you can use radar 10 times to search for the
enemy. Aiming the radar at a particular square either gives
the direction (UP, DOWN, RIGHT or LEFT) of the enemy ship
or warns you that the ship is very close to that square. Your
missiles also have low power radar.
If your opponent gets too close for comfort, you can move
your ship when it is your turn. The battle cruisers have 5
units of fuel so you can move them a total of five spaces in
one game. The subs have ten units of fuel so you can move
them a total of ten spaces in one game.
A QUICK LOOK AT YOUR SONAR SEA
BATTLE
GETTING STARTED
INSTALLING BATTERIES
Insert four AA batteries in the battery
compartment on the bottom of the game
observing the polarity symbols (+ and - )
marked inside the
compartment. For long battery life, we
recommend Radio Shack's alkaline batteries
(Cat. No. 23-552).
SETTING UP FOR YOUR GAME
Insert the radar dome into the side slots of the
base of the game. Then, snap the shield into the
base.