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The following are some articles we have been provided to help you get better acquainted with Radio Control Hobbies. All were written and prepared by Jim Ewing, Great Hobbies.
Introduction to R/C AircraftRadio Controlled Aircraft is one of the most exhilarating hobbies you can take part in and encompasses so many exciting areas, both artistic and technical. Let us introduce you to this wonderful pastime.
Introduction to R/C GlidersTo many, there is nothing more peaceful than
enjoying the art of silent flight. Learn how you can keep your glider
aircraft aloft with only your skill and the natural lift that is around
you. Flying R/C Gliders may be just your thing.
Introduction to R/C HelicoptersRadio Control helicopters have really made
some advances in the past few years. Working with and flying the model is
just like the real thing, but better! Here we will introduce you to the
basic operation of choppers and what you'll need to get started.
Introduction to R/C Cars & TrucksCertainly one of the most popular facets of
radio control, especially for the younger generation, is R/C cars and
trucks. Off-Road, On-Road, Stadium Racing, Monster Crushing . . . find out
here about the different kinds of racing and what you'll need to join in
the fun!
Introduction to R/C BoatsThe relaxation of sailing, the craftsmanship of building a scale model, and the exhilaration of deep vee and hydro racing are all available to you with R/C boats. Here we will give you a brief introduction to these and other segments of this great hobby.
Introduction to Radio Control SystemsYour radio is the link between you and your
model. Here we have outlined the basics of how your radio works and
introduces you to the components that make up your radio system. We will
also get you familiar with the terminology of radio control and how to
select the right system for you.
Introduction to Model EnginesWhether it's glow powered, gas powered, diesel
powered or an electric motor, the powerplants used in our hobby are
miniature marvels. Here we have describe some of the basic principles of
model engines, how to operate them and some of the terminology. Outfitting a
Field Box for Model AircraftThere is some equipment that is necessary to
operate your model once you get to the field. Here we describe each of the
most popular items used in a field box, what they are used for, and give
you an indication of what you will need on your first visit to the flying
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