Features

Below are articles featured in both the print and online edition of Model Aviation. Select an article to read more.

How Clubs Can Be Successful

Written by Gary Fitch | gmfitch@hotmail.com Photos courtesy of the STARS club The STARS story As seen in the February 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Members and friends eat under the pavilion while

History Preserved By Jackie Shalberg, National Model Aviation Museum archivist and historian As seen in the November2021 issue of Model Aviation. BY THE TIME this article is in print, the museum will

Electrics By Terry Dunn | terrydunn74@gmail.com As seen in the December 2021 issue of Model Aviation. MANY OF YOU ARE already aware of what I am about to write: RC flying in the snow is a lot of fun

Product Spotlight New Products That Are Worth A Closer Look As seen in the December 2021 issue of Model Aviation. MARK C. WILKINS’ BOOK spans 192 pages and includes 250 photos, profiles, and diagrams

A cause-and-effect approach to understanding thriving and declining club trends By Dave Scott 1usrcfs@gmail.com Photos by the author, Jay Smith, and Jenni Alderman As seen in the December 2021 issue

This full-contact team sport helps high schools adopt drone education By David M. Roberts, Kyle Sanders, and William Aumer david@dronesoccer.us Photos by the authors As seen in the January 2022 issue

Insta360 GO 2 Action Camera By Terry Dunn | terrydunn74@gmail.com Photos by the author As seen in the January 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Dimensions

Written by Ed Smetak edsmetak@alumni.cmu.edu Photos by the author Service, transport, and stow your aircraft without a scratch As seen in the January 2022 issue of Model Aviation. DOWNLOAD PDFS! How

Written by Rachelle Haughn rachelleh@modelaircraft.org Photos by the author The Final Mission As seen in the January 2022 issue of Model Aviation. For people around the globe, the onset of the COVID

Written by Randy Cameron AMA News Clubs As seen in the December 2021 issue of Model Aviation. From the Copilot’s Seat Why should your club be interested in becoming an AMA Leader Club? The answer to