Features

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Horizon RC Fest 2018

Celebrating the start of event season at Horizon RC Fest Event coverage Digital exclusive See video from the event! Watch AMA Air's coverage of Horizon RC Fest, and see why we think events like this

Written by Chris Mulcahy RC Helicopters Column As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. The R5 looks fast in a hover. Its fuselage is bright and easy to see. One aspect of the hobby that I

Written by Chris Mulcahy RC Helicopters Column As seen in the October 2017 issue of Model Aviation. I love 3-D helicopters. I really do. I can’t imagine my life without them. They require such a

Written by Jon Barnes Bump up your charger’s capabilities Product Review As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Battery chemistries: LiPo, Lithium-ion, Lithium, Manganese

Written by Dillon Carpenter The RMRC Screech Multirotor Frame is Worth a Closer Look Product Review As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Ready Made Rc Strix Screech Multirotor

Written by Greg Gimlick This classic civilian aircraft is fun to fly Product Review As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type: Semiscale ARF Skill level

Written by Andrew Griffith Stand out with this unique fighter aircraft Product Review As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Model type: Semiscale Skill level: Intermediate

Written by Jon Barnes An enjoyable and forgiving civilian sport model Product Review As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Model type: Semiscale foam electric Skill level

Written by Jay Smith AMA interim executive director Bio As seen in the June 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This video originally appeared in the May 15, 2018, edition of AMA's webcast: AMA Air. Find

Written by Dan Grotzinger Take your favorite model beyond the circle How-to As seen in the August 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Why would anyone want to make a Control Line (CL) Aerobatics-to-RC