Elicottero Amewi 25327 motore elettrico 350 mAh 100 g

The Amewi 25327 Electric helicopter is a lightweight radio-controlled model designed for recreational flying. Featuring an electric motor and a compact airframe weighing approximately 100 g, this model is powered by a 350 mAh Lithium Polymer battery and intended for users aged 14 and older. The design emphasizes ease of handling and stable flight characteristics, providing a controlled flying experience for beginners and hobbyists.

Advantages

The combination of a lightweight 100 g airframe and an electric drive reduces the impact of minor collisions and improves maneuverability. A 350 mAh Lithium Polymer battery provides a balance between flight time and compact size, while the radio control system and stable design support predictable handling. The model’s simple configuration makes it approachable for those transitioning from basic to more advanced radio-controlled flying.

Suitable for

• Beginner and intermediate hobby pilots learning basic flight controls
• Indoor flying in suitably sized spaces and calm outdoor conditions
• Short recreational flights and basic aerobatic practice

Key specifications

• Weight: 0.1 kg (approx. 100 g)
• Powertrain: electric motor
• Battery: 350 mAh Lithium Polymer
• Recommended minimum user age: 14+

How to use

Charge the included 350 mAh Lithium Polymer battery fully using the manufacturer-recommended charger before each flight. Perform a pre-flight check of rotor integrity, control surfaces, and radio link. Power on the transmitter first, then the helicopter, and verify control responses at low throttle. Begin flying in an open area or indoor space free of obstacles, using gentle inputs to build confidence with trim and directional control. Land on a flat, unobstructed surface and power off the helicopter before the transmitter to prevent accidental motor spin-up.

Recommendations

Operate the helicopter in calm weather conditions and within visual line of sight. Follow local regulations regarding radio-controlled aircraft, avoid crowded areas, and supervise younger users. Regularly inspect the airframe and battery for wear or damage and replace components as needed to maintain safe operation.