Radio-controlled helicopter Amewi UH60 Black Hawk Coastguard Helikopter 6G/3D RTF

The Amewi UH60 Black Hawk Coastguard Helikopter 6G/3D RTF is a ready-to-fly radio-controlled helicopter that combines scale-inspired Coastguard Black Hawk styling with a control system designed for both stable hovering and advanced aerobatics. The model arrives fully assembled with a compatible radio transmitter and battery, enabling immediate operation. Built for hobbyists who want a versatile platform, it offers selectable 6G stabilization for forgiving handling and a 3D flight mode for inverted flight and advanced maneuvers.

Advantages

This helicopter provides a balance between beginner-friendly stability and advanced flight capability. The integrated 6G stabilization system reduces drift and makes hovering and slow flight easier, while the 3D mode unlocks collective pitch control for full aerobatic performance. The RTF configuration eliminates initial assembly and tuning, and inclusion of the radio system and battery means the model is ready to fly out of the box. The scale appearance and durable airframe materials support realistic looks and routine flying durability.

Suitable for

• Hobbyists transitioning from basic electric helicopters to collective-pitch 3D flight
• Pilots who want a ready-to-fly model for field practice without assembly
• Enthusiasts seeking a scale-look helicopter for recreational flying and practice

Key specifications

• Flight modes: 6G stabilization and 3D aerobatic mode
• Configuration: Ready-to-fly (fully assembled with radio and battery)
• Control: Radio-controlled collective pitch system suitable for advanced maneuvers
• Airframe: Scale Black Hawk Coastguard styling with durable construction materials
• Power source: Rechargeable flight battery included

How to use

Charge the supplied battery fully according to the battery manufacturer’s instructions and install it in the helicopter following the included manual. Perform a pre-flight check: verify rotor blades and mechanical linkages are secure, confirm the transmitter is bound and trim settings are neutral, and select the appropriate flight mode for your skill level (6G for stable flight or 3D for aerobatics). Begin flying in a wide, unobstructed area, start with gentle inputs in 6G mode to become familiar with the model’s response, then progressively enable 3D mode when comfortable with collective pitch control. Land and remove the battery after each session.

Usage recommendations

Operate the helicopter outdoors in calm weather and within visual line of sight. Use 6G stabilization for training and practice, and switch to 3D mode only after gaining confidence with collective-pitch control. Regularly inspect blades, linkages, and battery condition, and follow safe battery charging practices. Keep replacement parts and basic tools on hand for maintenance and repairs.