AMEWi F16B Plane 2 Channel 2-4ghz with Gyro RTF Instruction Manual

: June 9, 2024
: AMEWi

AMEWi F16B Plane 2 Channel 2-4ghz with Gyro RTF

Welcome to AMEWI The Amewi Trade GmbH 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. Above all, this includes remote-controlled car, helicopter, boat, and tank models as well as a wide range of accessories and all necessary spare parts. Our sales network includes over 700 specialist dealer and online retailers across Europe. The company AMEWI Trade GmbH is a pure wholesale company. We only sell our products to retailers. When you purchase AMEWI products as an end consumer, you are entering into a contract with the retailer. Please always contact your dealer in warranty cases.

MAXIMUM TRANSMITTING POWER DATA

Operation Frequency	2407 – 2478 MHz
Maximum Radio Frequency power: Maximum peak power:	10dBm

DECLARATION ON CONFORMITY

This product has been manufactured according to actual technical standards. The product is matching the requirements of the existing European and national guidelines. The Declaration of Conformity has been proofed. AMEWI Trade GmbH declares that this product is matching the basic requirements and remaining regulations of the guideline 2014/53/EU {RED). The declarations and documents are stored at the manufacturer and can be requested and applied there. https://amewi.com/KonformitaetserklaerungenFor additional questions to the product and conformity please contact: Amewi Trade GmbH Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 18, 33178 Borchen Germany or website https://amewi.com.

SECURITY AND HAZARD WARNINGS

For damage, caused by disregarding of the manual, warranty expires. We are not liable for secondary failures, material, or personal damage, caused by in proper usage or disregarding the security notices. Based on security and registration {CE) reasons, it is forbidden to modify the product personally. Do not disassemble the product. Small parts. Danger of suffocation or risk of injury caused by small parts. Suitable for people aged 14+! The product is not allowed to get moist or wet. The product is only allowed to be used on flat and clean surfaces. Even a drop-down from a small height can cause damage to the product

BATTERY NOTICE / BATTERY DISPOSAL

Attention! Battery do not belong in the hands of children. A change of the battery must be done by an adult person. Never mix rechargeable batteries with non-rechargeable batteries. Never mix fully charged batteries with almost empty batteries. Never mix batteries of different capacities. Never try to charge dry batteries. Take care of the correct polarity. Defective batteries belong to special waste. Never leave a charging battery unattended. For questions about the charging time please read the manual or ask the manufacturer

DISPOSAL
The company AMEWI is registered below the WEEE Reg. Nr. DE93834722 at the foundation EAR and recycles all used electronic parts properly. Electric and electronical products are not allowed to put in household garbage. Please dispose the product at the end of the lifetime according to the actual laws. You as a customer are responsible by law for the return of all used batteries, a disposal over the household garbage is forbidden! Batteries containing hazardous substances are marked with the alongside symbols, which point to the prohibition of disposal in household garbage. Additional notations for the critical heavy metal are: Cd=Cadmium, Hg=Quicksilver, Pb=lead {Label is placed on the batteries, for example below the bottom left trash symbols). Based on RoHS labelling the manufacturer confirms, that all limit values were taken care of at the time of manufacturing. Batteries labelled with the recycling symbol can be put into used battery collecting tank. {Most supermarkets have) They are not allowed to be put into local household garbage. AMEWI Trade GmbH is involved in the dual system for boxing over the company Landbell AG. All used boxes are collected from partner companies {waste disposal contractor) at private customers {local household), sorted and properly utilized. The involvement in a Dual Systems helps to save C02 Emissions

Thank you for purchasing the F16B Plane. 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.
4x AA Mignon batteries are required for the remote control (not included). A 3,7V Lithium polymer battery is used for the plane (included).
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
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 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:
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.

Features

The RTF (Ready To Flight) package contains everything you need to fly. Only 4x AA Mignon batteries for the remote control are required. Some parts still need to be assembled.
Charge the battery before operating the aircraft.
The aircraft is made of a robust EPP material. Should it be damaged, parts can simply be glued.
The aircraft’s electronics are equipped with a gyroscope, which stabilizes the flight as much as possible.

INSTALLATION

Assembling the rudder:
Insert the rudder into the top of the fuselage and secure it in place from below with the screw.

Assembly of the landing gears
Install the battery

THE REMOTE CONTROL

INSTALL BATTERIES

Use only AA Mignon batteries for the remote control. Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries

Open the battery compartment cover.
Insert the batteries. Pay attention to correct polarity.
Close the battery compartment cover.

BINDING TRANSMITTER & RECEIVER

To establish the connection between the transmitter and receiver, proceed as follows. Connect the battery to the receiver. The indicator light flashes

To establish the connection, switch on the remote control. The signal light flashes. Press the throttle down from the top. If the signal lamp lights up continuously, the connection is established

CHARGING

To charge the battery, connect the battery plug to the USB charger. Connect the charger to a free socket on a PC, laptop, or smartphone charger. The LED on the charger is off. This means that the battery is being charged.
The charging process takes about 50 minutes. When the LED on the charger lights up, the charging process is complete.

ATTENTION

Attention : Charging should be supervised by an adult.

Charge on a fireproof surface or, even better, in a LiPo bag. Do not charge the battery in the airplane. Do not leave the battery unattended while charging

PREPERATION

Charge the battery before using the aircraft.
Place the battery in the aircraft’s battery compartment and close the cover.
Make sure the batteries in the remote control are full.
Check the aircraft for damage.
Establish the connection between the transmitter and receiver according to these instructions.
Check whether the motors are turning properly.
The aircraft is now ready for use.

OPERATION

Ground take-off
Put the plane on the ground. Make sure your nose is facing the wind. Push the throttle up, the plane moves forward and takes off. Use the directional lever to control the flight direction.
Hand-throw Take-off
With the aircraft in hand, push the throttle forward. The propellers turn quickly. Throw the plane into the wind. After the aircraft is in the air, use the throttle stick to control altitude and the direction lever to control the direction.
Landing
If you push the throttle up and the aircraft stops climbing, it means the battery is power weak. Land the plane as soon as possible. Turn your nose upwind and slowly land the aircraft by slowly depressing the throttle.

AIRBLANE ADJUSTMENT

The aircraft is leaning down / up
The aircraft is not going straight
If the aircraft yaws to the left: hold the fuselage at the front with your left hand. With the thumb of your right hand, bend the leading edge of the wing up and the trailing edge down with your fingers. This increases the lift of the wing. If the aircraft yaws to the right: hold the fuselage at the front with your right hand. With the thumb of your left hand, bend the leading edge of the wing up and the trailing edge down with your fingers. This increases the lift of the wing.

REPLACING PROPELLERS

If the propellers are broken or bent, please replace them. Be sure to swap the propellers as shown.

ATTENTION: The flight performance changes in stronger winds. Adjust the aircraft accordingly. If the wind is too strong, you should refrain from flying.

The aircraft is equipped with a gyroscope, which automatically corrects the balance during the flight. If the aircraft is too deformed, the gyroscope can no longer compensate for this. In this case the fuselage, the wings or the tail unit must be corrected manually.