The RC hobby: a relatively old pursuit yet somewhat anonymous to the public eye - except for maybe the hefty price tag? In this blog, we look at what the RC hobby really is and how hobby-grade RCs differ from toy-grade RCs.

LiPo (lithium polymer) batteries: one of the greatest innovations in the RC universe yet, somewhat confusing. What do the numbers mean on a LiPo? What does the "C" mean? What does the "S" stand for? In this blog, we will decipher the LiPo code together.

Battery accessories are crucial when it comes to safety in your hobby, battery lifespan, battery versatility, and overall user experience and enjoyment. Here are 5 battery accessories that everyone (who is serious about the RC hobby) should be using:

When we talk about female role models in the aviation scene or just the most beloved female pilot - who do you think of? For us, it has to be Susan Dacy. She is one of 300 female pilots from American Airlines, and one of only 30 female captains. Logging over 33,000 flying hours in over 60 different aircraft, she truly is an icon in the aviation scene.

LiPo (Lithium Polymer) Vs NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride): which one is better? If you asked this question 10 years ago you will find yourself in a deadlock. Heated debates on which was the superior battery was a recurring theme. However, today, LiPos are the de facto king when it comes to RC batteries. In this blog, we look at the differences between LiPo and NiMH batteries, and why LiPos are the superior choice.

Everyone has heard about the Wright brothers and their status as the "God Father" of modern aviation. However, how much do you actually know about them? Here are 7 fun facts about the Wright brothers which you probably didn't know.

What makes a good 3D aerobatic plane? While basic aerobatics such as a simple loop can be achieved on most RC airplanes, various distinct features separate a true aerobatic plane from the rest. In this blog, we look at five characteristics that all 3D aerobatic planes should have.

You have probably tried (in vain) to remove the thick crusty layer of oil, the muck, and the lacquer off your glow engines - however, they just won't budge. Don't worry, we have a simple formula to rectify all your wasted efforts. In this blog, we will look at what works and what doesn't when it comes to cleaning out your glow engines.

Whether you are learning to fly on your own or have a coach, you will need to be mindful of these five (commonly overlooked) areas if you want to become a successful RC pilot. In no particular order (as they are all equally important) these are Wind, Orientation, Speed, Altitude, and Over Control.

Can you fly RC planes during winter? The answer is yes and in fact, winter flying can be much more enchanting and rewarding compared to flying in the warmer seasons. However, the detriments of the cold season must be prudently accounted for, otherwise, you will be digging your own grave. Here are 5 things you should be aware of when flying in the cold.