RC Hobby Network

[...] their website. An unusual subject, this giant scale flying boat makes a smooth approach to the Joe Nall pond as mist rises at dawn. In addition to all the information they offer—and advocating [...]

[...] here to check out the video and fly along with Davidson’s KirBee above the flight line at Joe Nall.   We’ve got plenty more new content on offer as well. With a name like Brian Watts, [...]

[...] electricity and gasoline from our daily lives. Glow fuel has been the traditional fuel of model airplanes since the late 1940s and is a blend of methanol, nitro-methane, and oil. The name comes from [...]

[...] One of the inevitabilities of building and flying model airplanes of any size is what is affectionately known as “Hangar Rash.” If you’ve [...]

[...] , but you should be able to find local fliers and the field with just a little legwork. Model airplanes offer a lifetime of enjoyment for enthusiasts any age and are a perfect catalyst for keeping [...]

[...] forming table. The white area is a plastic “For Sale” sign from the local home center. Now make up a frame that fits over the box. This frame will hold a sheet of plastic [...]

[...] , relief from this insidious disease is as close as the insulation isle in your local home center. When next there, take a look for those large rolls of silver bubble wrap. It turns [...]

[...] batteries are fully charged. Counting Electrons The vast majority of my batteries for electric models are secured in place with hook-and-loop tape (aka Velcro). I like to use the hook [...]

[...] as well. With a name like Brian Watts, how can you not be flying the latest and greatest in electric models? Brian shows off an electric DH Vampire ARF in this video. It literally jumps off the ground [...]

[...] . Cure the Shakes An unbalanced or damaged propeller can cause vibrations that will ruin your camera footage. It pays to have a smoothly-running power system. Vibration can cause all sorts of problems [...]