Archive for the RC History Category
Posted on September 15, 2009 by aaronredbaron
In our world of model aviation, a loss of control usually results in a damaged model, and nothing more. When the Military has to shoot down a rogue UAV which has lost all communication and is embarking on its own…
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Posted on August 7, 2009 by aaronredbaron
One of the beauties of model aircraft is the potential to try new and exciting concepts. Where as it might not be practical to build and design your own flying machine which you ride in, it is totally within reason…
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Posted on July 4, 2009 by aaronredbaron
To the peak! from Raphael Pirker on Vimeo.
I have been following a thread on RCGroups from the user Trappy, and his FPV videos are very well done! His latest videos document his efforts to…
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Posted on May 9, 2009 by aaronredbaron
As I develop my own UAS (unmanned aerial system) and look into ways to share my experience with you the reader, I am faced with one of the little side effects of the Internet. Anything I publish here is…
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Posted on April 3, 2009 by aaronredbaron
I have been operating a side business as an aerial photographer off and on for several years. The FAA notice of policy in early 2007 mandated that the use of any model aircraft for commercial use was strictly prohibited, and…
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Posted on December 3, 2008 by aaronredbaron
Model helicopters have come a long way, and today’s modern machines are capable of astounding performance. Models differ from their full sized counterparts in many ways, and one of the biggest differences is the rotor head design itself. A mechanical…
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Posted on October 30, 2008 by aaronredbaron
During my exploration of YouTube, I came across the earliest example I have ever seen of an electric model.
Based on the information provided in the video, this early example of an electric powered RC was powered by a 30…
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