
Gyro? No Gyro?
Is a Gyro cheating? Or is it a helpful tool to our flying experience? There are more opinions than options. What’s yours?
Is a Gyro cheating? Or is it a helpful tool to our flying experience? There are more opinions than options. What’s yours?
How far can your radio signals reach? The Lighter Side of RC put eight leading radios through a controlled test to demonstrate the distance from
Another great resource from Paul G about electric motors, speed controllers and; now, batteries John Beech | Monday, March 6, 2017 | As is often
Thanks to Paul for the continuing education on electric components.
Brushless Electronic Speed Controllers are probably the most misunderstood and overlooked component in an R/C Electric Power System. These little marvels of modern electronics handle huge amounts of power and current, while switching power on and off at a rate of thousands of times per second, all to make a brushless motor spin a prop to power our model aircraft. In this informational article we will look at the basic function of Brushless Speed Controllers, talk about some of the features they have, and dispel some of the myths and misinformation surrounding them…
Its never fun when you get the call from one of our R/C flying family that we have lost one of our treasured members. Ken
Thanks to Paul Geders for pulling these items together. Racing rules can now be accessed from the Menu under Documents. Direct link provided: Revised Four
It started with a phone call: “Hey man, I’m in Cumming Georgia for work and I’m pulling an empty 20′ trailer. I’m in the Extreme
So your winter project is to get a competition ready Four Star 40 Racer together for this coming 2021 Racing Season and you’ve been online
If your looking for Spirits own Wayne Nenninger this winter, he can be found in his modeling lair working on his latest creation, the Carolina
Babe Raab has been in full contact rubber-band powered aircraft construction mode this winter. You can see by his workbench here that the level of
One of the hardest things to do is to manufacture a part that is intended to fit an existing structure, particularly if that structure has
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