When it comes to building a multicopter, there are other components that are important to ensure a successful flight!

In this article, we cover the basics when it comes to key concepts for building the right multicopter.

The FrSky series of transmitters are amazing! As a low cost transmitter, it’s packed with plenty of functions and features to satisfy a beginner right through to an expert.

They say, taking off is optional but landings are mandatory. The more landings you do the better you’ll become at it, as practice makes perfect.

Brushless motors in your car or plane take a pretty hard beating and it’s not uncommon to see a motor throw a magnet.

You may be a park flyer and say to yourself that this doesn’t apply to me. I guarantee you that it does and there are very good reasons for you to follow these rules. I encourage you to read on and share this with your friends and fellow pilots. I’ll break this into two parts, Park Pilots and Club Pilots.

There is a saying here in Canada. We have the best restored classic cars.

Let’s talk about Jets – EDF jets.

Hobbyists are spoilt for choice when it’s comes to EDF jets. Just about every manufacturer has a gorgeous temptation to tease the Benjamins from your wallet.

Have you ever wondered about the authenticity of the C rating applied to your shiny new battery pack?

Servos and control horns have a major effect on the way an aircraft will fly. If not setup correctly they will have an adverse effect on flight and this is something we can avoid. In this article we discuss how to setup servos and control horns.