AMEWI ADAC H145 Helicopter

Welcome to AMEWI

AMEWI Trade GmbH is an international import and wholesale company specializing in RC models, toys, and creative items, based in Borchen, Germany. Our extensive product range features over 10,000 items, including remote-controlled cars, helicopters, boats, and tanks, along with a wide array of accessories and spare parts. Our sales network spans over 700 specialist dealers and online retailers across Europe.

As a pure wholesale company, AMEWI Trade GmbH sells exclusively to retailers. If you are an end consumer purchasing AMEWI products, your contract is with the retailer. For any warranty claims, please contact your dealer.

AMEWI Trade GmbH
Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 18
33178 Borchen
Germany

Service Hours: Tuesday 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Thursday 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Phone: +49 180 5009821

Support: https://amewi.com

Declaration of Conformity & Safety Warnings

This product has been manufactured according to current technical standards and complies with applicable European and national guidelines. CE conformity has been verified. AMEWI Trade GmbH declares that this product meets the basic requirements and 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 its conformity, please contact AMEWI Trade GmbH at the address above or via the website.

Security and Hazard Warnings ⚠️

Disregarding these operating instructions will void the warranty. AMEWI is not liable for consequential damages, material, or personal injury resulting from improper use or failure to adhere to safety notices.

For safety and certification reasons (CE), unauthorized modification or alteration of the device is prohibited. Do not disassemble the model.

Caution: Small Parts. Risk of suffocation or injury from small parts.

This product is not a toy and is not suitable for individuals under 14 years of age.

The product must not get wet or moist. It should only be used on flat and clean surfaces. Even a fall from a small height can damage the product.

Battery Notice & Disposal

Batteries and rechargeable batteries are not toys and should be kept out of reach of children. Battery replacement must be performed by an adult.

Important Battery Precautions:

• Never mix rechargeable batteries with dry batteries.
• Never mix full batteries with partially discharged batteries.
• Never mix rechargeable batteries of different capacities.
• Never attempt to charge dry batteries.
• Ensure correct polarity when inserting batteries.
• Dispose of defective batteries properly as hazardous waste.
• Never charge batteries unsupervised.
• Refer to the operating instructions or contact the manufacturer for charging time information.
• Read safety instructions and warnings before using or charging Li-ion batteries.
• Stop using or charging immediately if a battery leaks, exceeds 70°C, or exhibits any unusual behavior.
• Always charge and store batteries on a fireproof surface or in a fireproof LiPo bag.
• Use only qualified and specific Li-Po/Li-ion chargers for Li-Po/Li-ion batteries, or NiMH chargers for NiMH batteries.
• Do not charge batteries unattended.
• Do not charge if the charging process exceeds 4.2V per cell.
• Do not charge with a current above 2C. Ensure your charger is qualified; unqualified chargers can cause fires.
• Do not discharge the battery with a current exceeding its maximum discharge current, as this can lead to overheating, bursting, fire, or explosion.
• Never disassemble, puncture, drop, short-circuit, or throw batteries into a fire.
• Improper use (e.g., short-circuiting, overcharging) can lead to explosions or fire.
• Store batteries in a safe place inaccessible to infants and children.

The user assumes full responsibility for the results of battery usage. Please observe the safety instructions available online at https://amewi.com/downloads/manuals/Akku-Sicherheitshinweise.pdf.

Disposal Instructions

AMEWI Trade GmbH is registered with Batt-Reg.-No. DE 77735153 and WEEE-Reg.-No. 93834722. All used electronic components are recycled properly. Electrical and electronic products must not be disposed of in household garbage. Dispose of the product at the end of its lifespan according to applicable laws.

Customers are legally obligated to return all used batteries and rechargeable batteries; disposal via household garbage is forbidden!

Batteries/rechargeable batteries containing hazardous substances are marked with symbols indicating the prohibition of disposal in household garbage. These symbols may include indicators for heavy metals like Cadmium (Cd), Mercury (Hg), and Lead (Pb).

The RoHS marking confirms that the manufacturer has adhered to all limit values during manufacturing.

Batteries marked with the recycling symbol ♻️ can be returned to any used battery collection point (often found at supermarket checkouts). They must not be placed in residual or household waste.

AMEWI Trade GmbH participates in the dual system for sales packaging via Landbell AG. Used packaging is collected from partner companies (waste disposal contractors) from private customers, sorted, and properly utilized, contributing to CO2 savings.

Thank You & Important Notes

Thank you for purchasing the AMEWI ADAC H145 license model. Please read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference.

Warning ⚠️

This remote-controlled model is not a toy. It contains many small parts and is unsuitable for children under 14 years. The remote control requires four 1.5V AA batteries (not included). The model uses a 7.4V LiPo battery (included).

Keep fingers away from drive parts and other moving components to avoid injury. The model's motor becomes very hot; allow it to cool for 10-15 minutes after use before touching to prevent burn injuries.

On Inappropriate Use of the Product

Do not disassemble or modify the model in any way. Do not use this product improperly, illegally, or in a manner that could endanger others or yourself.

Maximum Transmitting Power Data

• Operation Frequency: 2460-2475MHz
• Maximum Radio Frequency Power: 14dBm

Important Notes & Precautions

This product is manufactured according to strict performance guidelines and complies with safety standards and requirements. The manufacturer is not liable for injuries or accidents caused by abnormal parts, excessive wear, improper assembly, or operation. Please operate this product safely and responsibly.

Precautions

Please read the following safety information before using the model.

• Do not use the model in rain, snow, or thunderstorms. Liquid entering the electronics can cause irreparable damage.
• Do not use the model in an environment you cannot see.
• Signal interference can cause the model to go out of control.

Do not use the model in the following locations:

• Near radio towers, mobile phone masts, or other areas with active radio waves.
• Near crowds or in public places.
• Near rivers, ponds, or lakes.
• Near electricity pylons or other transmission towers.

Do not operate the model if you are tired, unwell, or have consumed alcohol or drugs, as this may cause injury to yourself 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. Familiarize yourself with the operation before use. Check the model and remote control before use, ensuring all screws are tight.

When finished, always switch off the model first, then the remote control, to prevent loss of control. Stay within the model's operating range.

Key Reminders:

• Read the manual thoroughly before starting.
• Keep away from small children due to small parts.
• Do not reverse polarity or disassemble batteries.
• Do not operate on public roads or crowded places.

Technical Data / Specifications

Diagrams showing dimensions are not included as per instructions.

Packaging List

The Remote Control

Diagram of the remote control with labeled components:

• Indicator Light
• Emergency Stop* (Press and hold for two seconds to switch off motors. Note: Helicopter may be damaged if it crashes.)
• Power Switch
• Forward/Backward Lever
• Left/Right Side Fly Lever
• Trim Controls
• Dual Rate
• Up/Down Control
• Left/Right Rotation Control
• Pitch Settings
• Auto-Start
• Take-Off
• Auto-Landing

Part Names & First Flight Preparation

Diagram of the helicopter with labeled parts: Rotor Head, Rotor Clip, Propeller, Swash Plate, Rotor Shaft, LED, Tail Rotor, Battery Box, Landing Gear.

First Flight Preparation

1. Ensure remote control batteries are full and the model's battery is charged.
2. Ensure you have sufficient space for flying. Keep away from people, traffic, power lines, ponds, lakes, and pools.
3. Do not overtighten the screws on the rotor blades. The rotors must move freely. Overtightening can prevent proper rotor alignment, leading to vibration and potential crashes.

Operation

Familiarize yourself with the helicopter's operation before flight.

Throttle

• Lever Up: Climb
• Lever Down: Descend

Yaw

• Lever Left: Nose yaws left
• Lever Right: Nose yaws right

Nick (Pitch)

• Lever Forward: Forward flight
• Lever Backward: Backward flight

Roll

• Lever Left: Roll to the left
• Lever Right: Roll to the right

Battery Charging & Installation

Charging Battery

1. Connect the USB charging cable to a free USB socket on your laptop, PC, mobile phone power supply, or power bank.
2. Connect the charging cable to the battery's charging socket. The LED lights up during charging and turns off when the process is complete.

Install Remote Control Batteries

Diagram showing battery compartment: Slide the battery compartment cover downwards. Insert batteries, observing polarity. Do not use old, mixed, or different manufacturer batteries, nor rechargeable batteries.

Flight Operation

1. Switch on the remote control.
2. Install the battery in the helicopter, switch it on, and close the cockpit.
3. The indicator light on the remote and LEDs on the helicopter will flash. Move the throttle stick up and down quickly. The remote will beep, and the indicator light and helicopter LEDs will become solid, indicating a successful connection.
4. Place the helicopter on a level surface with the nose pointing away from you.
5. To start, pull both levers to the bottom outer corner or press the auto-start button. The helicopter will take off.
6. Keep the nose forward and maintain a safe distance of at least two meters.
7. To land manually, press the throttle lever down for 2-3 seconds and release once the motor stops. Alternatively, use the auto-land button for automatic landing and shutdown.

Diagrams illustrating steps are described textually: Step 1: Corresponding to step 1. Step 2: Turn on the helicopter. Step 3: Close the cockpit.

Place the helicopter horizontally. Keep a safe distance of more than two meters.

Non-professional pilots should always keep the nose forward to avoid confusion of control commands and prevent accidents.

Battery Installation

Open the cockpit and slide the battery into the battery compartment.

Battery Locking & Trimming

Battery Locking

Lock the battery using the slide switch to prevent it from falling out.

Trimming

Use the trim buttons on the remote control if the helicopter yaws in a direction while hovering.

• Left/Right Yaw: Press the trim button in the opposite direction until the helicopter stops turning.
• Forward/Backward Yaw: Correct by pressing trim buttons in the opposite direction.
• Left/Right Roll: If the helicopter rolls without lever input, correct using trim buttons in the opposite direction.

Pitch Settings & Receiver Diagram

Pitch Settings

1. Press the trim button on the throttle channel down for three seconds to enter debug mode.
2. Add pitch by pressing the trim button to the left; reduce pitch by pressing it to the right.
3. Adjust yaw for all directions.
4. When the helicopter is correctly adjusted, press button (1) down to save the setting.

Receiver Diagram

Diagram showing receiver connections: Back Servo, Right Servo, Left Servo, Optical Flow Sensor, Tail LED, Headlight, Power Switch. Front view indicated.

Gyro Calibration & Troubleshooting

Gyro Calibration

1. If the helicopter drifts significantly, land it and calibrate the gyro before making trim adjustments.
2. Ensure the helicopter is on a level surface during calibration.
3. The indicator light flashes during calibration and remains solid once complete.

Troubleshooting

Explosion Diagrams

Diagrams illustrating the exploded view of the helicopter and its components are provided.

A spare parts list is available at amewi.com.