AMEWI Super Dimona
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Welcome to Amewi
Amewi Trade e.K. is an international import- and wholesale company for R/C models, toys, and creative items, located in Borchen near Paderborn, Germany. Our product range includes over 10,000 items, featuring remote-controlled cars, helicopters, boats, and tanks, along with a wide range of accessories and spare parts. Our sales network spans over 700 specialist dealers and online retailers across Europe.
Amewi Trade e.K. operates exclusively as a wholesale company, selling only to retailers. As an end consumer purchasing AMEWI products, you enter into a contract with the retailer. For warranty claims, please contact your dealer.
Amewi Trade e.K.
Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 18
33178 Borchen
Germany
Owner: Melitta Widerspan
Service Hours: Tuesday 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Thursday 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Phone: +49 180 5009821 (landline 14Ct/Min, mobile max. 42Ct/Min Germany)
Support: https://amewi.com ?
Declaration on Conformity
This product has been manufactured according to current technical standards and meets the requirements of applicable European and national guidelines. CE conformity has been proven. Amewi Trade e.K. declares that this product complies with the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU (RED).
The full text of the Declaration of Conformity is available at: https://amewi.com/Konformitaetserklaerungen
For further questions regarding the product and conformity, please contact:
Amewi Trade e.K. Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 18, 33178 Borchen, Germany, or visit the website https://amewi.com.
CE Mark
Security and Hazard Warnings
Failure to follow this manual will void the warranty. Amewi Trade e.K. is not liable for secondary failures, material, or personal damage caused by improper use or disregard of the security notices.
For safety and registration (CE) reasons, unauthorized modification or alteration of the device is prohibited. Do not disassemble the model.
⚠️ Small parts: Danger of suffocation or risk of injury from small parts.
The product is not a toy and is not suitable for persons under 14 years of age.
The product must not become moist or wet. It should only be used on flat and clean surfaces. Even a fall from a small height can cause damage.
Battery Notice / Battery Disposal
⚠️ Attention: Batteries do not belong in children's hands. Battery replacement must be performed by an adult. Never mix rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries, or batteries with different charge levels or capacities. Never attempt to charge dry batteries. Ensure correct polarity. Defective batteries must be disposed of as special waste. Never leave a charging battery unattended. For charging time inquiries, consult the manual or the manufacturer.
Disposal
Amewi Trade e.K. is registered under WEEE Reg. No. DE93834722 with the foundation EAR and recycles all used electronic parts properly. Electric and electronic devices are not permitted in household waste. Dispose of the product at the end of its lifespan according to current legal regulations. As a customer, you are legally obligated to return all used batteries; disposal via household garbage is forbidden!
Batteries containing hazardous substances are marked with symbols indicating the prohibition of disposal in household garbage. Additional notations for critical heavy metals include: Cd=Cadmium, Hg=Quicksilver, Pb=Lead (labels are typically found below the trash bin symbols on the batteries).
The RoHS marking confirms that the manufacturer has adhered to all limit values during manufacturing.
Batteries marked with the recycling symbol ♻️ can be disposed of in any used battery collection container (available at most supermarkets at the checkout). They are not allowed in residual or household waste.
Amewi Trade e.K. participates in the dual system for sales packaging via Landbell AG. Used packaging is collected from partner companies (waste disposal contractors) from private consumers (households, recycling bins) for sorting and proper utilization. Participation in a dual system contributes to CO2 savings.
Thank You
Thank you for purchasing the Super Dimona. Please read the operating instructions carefully and keep them for your future reference.
Warning
- This remote-controlled plane is not a toy – it consists of many small parts and is not suitable for children under 14 years of age.
- Always keep your fingers away from rotating parts and other moving parts to avoid injury.
- The model's motors get very hot. To avoid burns, let the motors cool down for 10-15 minutes after use before touching them.
- Please only use the charger supplied or special model multifunctional chargers in order not to damage the battery.
About Inappropriate Use of the Product
Please do not disassemble, modify, or change the model in any way. Please do not use this product improperly or illegally, and do not operate it in a manner that could endanger others or yourself.
Important Notice
Note: This product is produced in accordance with strict performance guidelines and complies with safety standards and requirements. This product is not suitable for children under 14 years of age. The manufacturer is not responsible for any injury or accidents caused by using abnormal parts, excessive wear and tear, improper assembly, or operation. Please operate this product safely and responsibly.
Precautions
Please read the following safety information before using the model!
- Please do not use the model in rain, snow, or thunderstorms. If liquid gets into the electronics, it can be irreparably damaged.
- Please do not use the model in an environment that you cannot see.
- Signal interference can drive the model out of control. Please do not use the model in the following places:
- Near any base station or other places with active radio. ?
- Near any crowded place or road. ?
- Near any river, pond, or lake. ?️
- Near any high voltage wire or communication broadcast antenna. ⚡
- Please do not operate the model if you are tired or feel unwell, have drunk alcohol, or have used drugs – this can lead to injuries to you or others.
- To avoid burns, never touch drive parts and motors during or immediately after use, as they can be very hot.
- Incorrect operation of the transmitter can cause injury to you or others. Make sure you are familiar with the operation before using the model.
- Check the model and the remote control before use. Check that the screws are tight.
- When you have finished using it, be sure to turn off the model first and then the remote control. Otherwise, the model may get out of control.
- If the model gets out of range, it can get out of control. Please always keep the transmitter close to the model.
Assembly
Step 1: Attach the main fuselage components using PA3*8mm screws.
Step 2: Attach the wings.
Step 3: Secure the wings to the fuselage using PB3*25mm screws.
Step 4: Connect the control linkages using PA3*12mm screws.
Step 5: Attach the tail surfaces using PA3*20mm screws.
Step 6: Center of Gravity (CG) Adjustment.
Place the flight battery in the battery compartment. Use Velcro for fastening. The easiest way to find the center of gravity is to turn the aircraft around. The center of gravity should be approximately 66mm behind the leading edge of the wing. To achieve the best possible center of gravity, move the battery forwards or backwards as necessary.
Pre-Flight Checklist
| # | Task | # | Task |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Charge the battery ? | 6. | Set servos and the transmitter |
| 2. | Place the battery in the battery compartment | 7. | Perform a range test |
| 3. | Switch on the ESC | 8. | Only fly to designated model airfields |
| 4. | Make sure that the linkage can move freely | 9. | Watch out for good weather |
| 5. | Check the servo directions of rotation |
Flying Tips
Airfield
We recommend using the model exclusively on model airfields. Never fly in parking lots, near houses, or people.
Hand Throw
In the beginning, let an experienced pilot help you get the plane into the air. Hold the aircraft behind the wings with your throwing hand. Support the nose with the other hand (be careful, keep your hand away from the propeller). Go full throttle and give the signal to start. The aircraft should be thrown straight, with the nose pointing approximately 5° upwards (never downwards). Throw the plane into the wind.
Start from the Ground
Place the aircraft on the runway. Avoid strong steering movements to prevent the aircraft from tipping over. Push the lever for the horizontal stabilizer 50% upwards. Slowly push the throttle up. Hold the elevator between 25% and 50%. As soon as the aircraft reaches the appropriate speed, it takes off.
Landing
CAUTION: Pull the throttle down as soon as you have landed the aircraft to avoid damage to the aircraft and/or injuries to yourself or others.
If you are using a transmitter/controller combination without telemetry, set a timer for 4 1/2 minutes for the first flight. Then check how far the battery is discharged. Gradually determine the optimal flight time for the battery. Ensure not to exhaust the battery until it is switched off to avoid a crash.
Repair
Thanks to the foam material, the aircraft is relatively easy to repair. It is best to use Styrofoam glue to attach broken parts. If a part is no longer repairable, you can find our spare parts list online at amewi.com.
After Flight Checklist
| # | Task | # | Task |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Disconnect the flying battery from ESC | 4. | Repair or replace defective parts. |
| 2. | Turn off transmitter | 5. | Store the battery separately from the model. |
| 3. | Charge the battery ? |
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Causes | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| The aircraft does not respond to the throttle; other functions are given. | The throttle is not at the bottom and/or the gas trim is set too high. | Set the trim to 0 and pull the throttle all the way down. |
| Less flight time or aircraft has too little power. | Gas channel is reversed. | Switch the direction of the throttle. |
| The flight battery is empty. | Charge the battery. | |
| The flight battery is defective. | Replace the battery. | |
| The flight conditions are not good; it is too cold. | Heat up the battery before using it. | |
| The battery capacity is too low for the weather conditions. | Replace the battery or use a battery with more capacity. | |
| The receiver does not bind to the transmitter (binding process). | The transmitter is too close to the receiver. | Move the transmitter a few meters from the receiver (see transmitter manual). |
| The aircraft is too close to large metallic objects. | Do the binding process elsewhere. | |
| The binding operation was not performed correctly. | Bind transmitter and receiver according to your transmitter's manual. | |
| The flight battery or the batteries in the transmitter are too empty. | Charge the battery or replace the batteries in the transmitter. | |
| The receiver does not bind to the transmitter (after the binding process). | The ESC is switched off. | Turn on the ESC. |
| The transmitter is too close to the receiver. | Move the transmitter a few meters from the receiver (see transmitter manual). | |
| The aircraft is too close to large metallic objects. | Do the binding process elsewhere. | |
| The binding plug has not been removed (if this method is used for binding). | Remove the binding plug. | |
| The flight battery or the batteries in the transmitter are too empty. | Charge the battery or replace the batteries in the transmitter. | |
| A rudder does not react. | The transmitter is connected to a different model. | Switch the channel and bind the receiver to the transmitter again. |
| The ESC is switched off. | Turn on the ESC. | |
| Servo, servo horn, or rods are damaged. | Replace damaged parts. | |
| Cable is damaged or plug is defective. | Repair or replace the cable. If necessary, replace the plug. | |
| The transmitter is not connected correctly to the receiver or the wrong channel is set. | Select the correct channel and try binding again. | |
| BEC of the controller is damaged. | Replace the ESC. | |
| Controller is switched off. | Turn on the controller. | |
| Servo reversed. | Transmitter settings are reversed. | Adjust the direction on the transmitter accordingly. |
| The motor turns, then it loses power. | The slider uses soft Low Voltage Cutoff (LVC). | Charge the battery. |
| The weather conditions are too cold. | Fly in warmer weather. | |
| The battery is too old or damaged. | Use another flight battery. | |
| The C-rate of the battery is too low. | Use a battery with at least 30C. |
Features & Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Length | 1080mm |
| Wingspan | 2400mm |
| Weight | approx. 1900g (with 8S 5000mAh battery) |
| Propeller | 10x7 2-Blade Wood |
| Motor | Brushless 3720 800KV |
| ESC | 40A brushless |
| Servo | 4x 9g, 1x 25g |
| Battery | 4S LiPo (Not included) |
Contents (Lieferumfang)
| Item | Quantity | Diagram |
|---|---|---|
| Screws 3x25mm | 4 | [Screw diagram] |
| Screws 3x20mm | 2 | [Screw diagram] |
| Screws 3x12mm | 2 | [Screw diagram] |
| Screws 3x8mm | 2 | [Screw diagram] |
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