German manufacturer of high-performance remote-controlled (RC) cars, radio systems, and model sport accessories for hobbyists and competitors.
Absima GmbH is a prominent German brand specializing in the world of remote-controlled model sports. Based in Nuremberg, Absima designs and distributes a wide variety of RC vehicles, including electric buggies, truggies, crawlers, and touring cars in scales ranging from 1:18 to 1:8. Known for their "Ready-to-Run" (RTR) kits, they cater to both beginners entering the hobby and experienced drivers looking for competition-grade performance.
Beyond vehicles, Absima offers a comprehensive ecosystem of RC electronics and accessories, such as 2.4GHz radio systems, reliable servos, LiPo batteries, and chargers. Their products focus on durability and engineering quality, ensuring that hobbyists have access to the parts and support needed to maintain and upgrade their models on the track or trail.
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Most Absima models are designed to be splash-proof, meaning they can handle damp conditions, but they are not fully waterproof. Do not submerge the vehicle in water or drive through deep puddles, and always dry the vehicle thoroughly after use to prevent rust.
Typically, you insert the bind plug into the receiver's BIND port, power on the receiver (LED flashes), and then hold the bind button on the transmitter while turning it on. The receiver LED should stop flashing once paired. Always refer to your specific radio system manual for exact steps.
Many Absima transmitters run on 4 AA alkaline batteries. Some advanced models, like the CR9T, may support rechargeable LiPo or 18650 batteries via a separate port. Check the battery compartment markings or manual for voltage limits (usually 3.5V–6.0V).
Absima provides a wide range of spare and option parts. You can identify the correct part numbers in the exploded view section of your vehicle's manual or on the official Absima website under the downloads section.