Features

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

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History Preserved Column As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. In this month’s “History Preserved,” we’re showing off some of the posters we have in the museum archives that represent

Written by Patrick Sherman Advanced Flight Technologies Column As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. As the UAS industry matures, it is becoming increasingly enmeshed in the broader

Dillon Carpenter's journey in model aviation has shaped his career and life, blending hobbies, filmmaking, and digital media engagement.

Build your own RC bat in time for Halloween Written by Ben Lanterman As seen in the October 2012 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Type: RC foamie Skill level: Intermediate builder; intermediate

History Preserved Column As seen in the August 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This is the third time that the museum’s unknown helicopter has appeared in Model Aviation. Although we are still asking

Written by Cal Orr Even the most robust radio systems are worthless without a good, clean power supply Technical As seen in the August 2014 issue of Model Aviation. A good, clean power supply is

RC hobbyists should promote inclusivity, support events, and share experiences to grow and strengthen the community.

Written by Jay Smith The functionality of Android right in your radio Product review As seen in the August 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Band: 2.4 GHz Channels: 12 Frame rate: 11/22 per

Written by Fred Cronenwett Spirit of St. Louis USA World Cup and 2017 Speed Cup of Canada Event coverage As seen in the September 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Control Line (CL) Speed has one goal and

Written by Matt Ruddick Speed and stability refined Product Review As seen in the September 2018 issue of Park Pilot Bonus Video Product Review The E-Flite F-27 Evolution, the new bigger brother of