VTOL Aircraft Amewi AFX-105 Electric Engine 350 mAh 99 g

The Amewi AFX-105 is a VTOL aircraft with an electric motor and a 350 mAh battery, designed for hobby use and training flights. Weighing 99 g and finished in grey, this model combines vertical take-off and landing functionality with fixed-wing flight, offering a compact platform for piloting practice and recreational flying. Built for users aged 14 and up, the aircraft is suited to those learning transition maneuvers between hover and forward flight as well as pilots who want a lightweight, transportable model.

Advantages

The aircraft’s VTOL capability simplifies take-off and landing in confined spaces, removing the need for runways and reducing the risk of damage during low-speed operations. Its lightweight construction supports longer flight times relative to thrust requirements and eases transport and storage. The integrated electric propulsion with a 350 mAh battery provides a balance between endurance and compact size, while the grey finish reduces visual glare and supports straightforward orientation in flight.

Suitable for

• Beginners learning VTOL piloting and transition techniques
• Hobbyists seeking a lightweight, portable electric model
• Indoor and small outdoor field training in calm conditions
• Flight demonstrations and skill practice for ages 14+

Key specifications

• Flight type: VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) with transition to forward flight
• Powertrain: electric motor
• Battery capacity: 350 mAh
• Weight: 99 g
• Colour: grey
• Recommended minimum pilot age: 14 years

How to use

Charge the included or compatible 350 mAh battery according to the charger manufacturer’s instructions and install it securely in the battery compartment. Perform a pre-flight check: verify control surface movement, motor response, and radio link between transmitter and receiver. Begin flights in an open, calm area: use vertical take-off for confined spaces and practice transition to forward flight once stable hover is achieved. Monitor battery charge during flight and perform a controlled VTOL landing or glide approach when reserve power is reached.

Recommendations

Operate the aircraft in calm weather and away from populated areas. Use a transmitter and receiver with compatible frequency and fail-safe settings. Replace the battery if swelling or damage is observed and follow local regulations for model aircraft operation. Supervise pilots under 18 and ensure appropriate safety distances from people, animals and property.