Looking For Reader Feedback- Comments Fixed!

Posted on April 6, 2010 by aaronredbaron

With more changes taking place here all the time at BaronsHobbies.com, I’d like to hear some feedback from my readers. Do you come back frequently? What do you like, and are there aspects of the website you would like to…

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Tubular Shrink Tubing Savings

Posted on March 25, 2010 by aaronredbaron

Every RC Hobbyist has a use for shrink tubing. Available in a wide variety of sizes, shrink tubing is most commonly used to insulate electronics, but its also handy for umpteen other hobby applications. If you need to…

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Setting Up A Scale Helicopter- A Few Things To Consider

Posted on March 20, 2010 by aaronredbaron

Scale model helicopters offer exciting realism, but with the pretty body on board the same airframe that could be a wild aerobatic machine needs to be treated gently to operate well as a scale rig. Although most model helicopters can…

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CY Enterprises Announces the Rave ENV- World Class 700

Posted on March 12, 2010 by aaronredbaron

CY Enterprises is very well respected in the model helicopter scene for good reason, their founder Curtis Youngblood is often referred to as the “godfather” of 3D heli flying. With Curtis at the helms of CY Enterprises, the heli world has…

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Getting Into FPV- A Few Links to Check Out

Posted on March 9, 2010 by aaronredbaron

I have had a lot of people asking me where they can find more information about flying FPV, so I decided to compile a short list of places you should check out if you want to get into the hobby. There…

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Integrating Video and Control Together- Eagle Tree Systems Announces the Eagle Link

Posted on March 7, 2010 by aaronredbaron

First person video flyers have always had to deal with a rat’s nest of wiring when building a model. Integrating a Camera and video transmitter in such a way that it won’t interfere with your control system while also providing…

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FPVicious- Purpose Built FPV Parkflyer

Posted on March 3, 2010 by aaronredbaron

FPVicious is the newest member of the Simplicious family, designed by Scotty Bouck Click here to see the article on the Simplicious. Specifically intended for First Person Video flying, FPVicious is set up with a pusher motor to…

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Perfect Day For Flying At the Beach

Posted on February 25, 2010 by aaronredbaron

On the spur of the moment my Fiance and I threw our stuff and the dog in the car and headed to the Oregon Coast, the day was simply too good to miss! When we arrived, we were treated to…

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Early Video Of Thunder Tiger Mini Titan E325 V2

Posted on February 19, 2010 by aaronredbaron

Thunder Tiger pilots everywhere are excited about the release of the new Mini Titan E325 V2. With many of the parts being compatible with the original Mini Titan, expect to see a lot of Mini Titans being dusted off and…

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FAA Looking To Clamp Down Heavily On Model Aircraft

Posted on February 18, 2010 by aaronredbaron

Have you read the FAA recommendation for sUAS (small unmanned aerial systems) from April 1, 2009? If you like model airplanes you might want to, because the US government is trying to restrict your rights as a modeler. Continue Reading

FPV With A Parkzone Stryker

Posted on February 16, 2010 by aaronredbaron

The Parkzone Stryker has been around now for over 5 years. Originally just released as a low power RTF (ready to fly) model with a brushed motor and NiMh batteries, hobbyist quickly started snatching up the replacement parts…

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Northwest Model Hobby Expo 2010

Posted on February 13, 2010 by aaronredbaron

Monroe, Washington- There is no question the trade show portion of the event this year seemed to be less active than in years past, but the swap meet continues to grow in popularity. There were lots of deals to be had…

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