RC model elektromotor Amewi 25326 300 mAh lithium-polymer

The Amewi 25326 mini drone is a lightweight radio-controlled model with an electric motor and a 300 mAh Lithium Polymer battery, intended for beginners and occasional pilots from about 8 years of age. Weighing 32 g, it features gesture control for hand-guided flight, integrated infrared sensors for obstacle detection and avoidance, auto launch and spot-landing functions, height hold and headless mode, plus an LED for improved orientation.

Advantages

This compact RC model provides gesture control for touch-free guidance, three speed levels, multiple flight modes and an integrated 6-axis gyro that enables stable flight and aerobatics such as 360° flips, rolls and high-speed spins. Infrared sensors allow automatic obstacle avoidance and the drone supports one-button auto launch and landing. Its low weight and simple controls make it suitable for young users and beginners.

Suitable for

• Beginners and hobbyists aged 8 and up
• Indoor and calm outdoor recreational flights
• Learning basic drone controls, tricks and orientation

Key specifications

• Model: Amewi 25326
• Power: electric motor
• Battery: 300 mAh Lithium Polymer
• Weight: 0.032 kg
• Stabilization: 6-axis gyro
• Features: gesture control, infrared obstacle detection, auto launch, spot landing, headless mode, altitude hold, LED

How to use

Charge the 300 mAh LiPo battery fully before first use, then install it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Power on the drone and the controller, pair them if required, and select a flight mode and speed level suitable for the pilot’s experience. Use gesture control to guide the drone by hand or the remote for manual flight. Use the auto launch and one-button landing functions for simplified takeoff and landing. Monitor battery level and land when capacity is low.

Recommendations

Operate the drone in open, obstacle-free areas or indoors in a safe space for beginners; avoid strong winds, keep visual contact, and follow local regulations for model aircraft. Ensure the battery is charged and not swollen, inspect propellers before flight, and supervise young pilots.