Features

Below are articles featured in both the print and online edition of Model Aviation. Select an article to read more.

Program Your Radio, Then Program Yourself for Flying

Written by Mark Fadely RC Helicopters Column As seen in the March 2013 issue of Model Aviation. Have you ever wondered how we learn to do what we do when flying our helicopters? Have you questioned

Written by Jon Barnes This sport jet stands out Product review As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation Digital. Specifications Model type: EDF jet Skill level: Intermediate Wingspan: 45

Written by Jennifer Alderman Exciting first-time event raises money for AMA Event coverage As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus photos An RC turbine jet rally and a full-scale

Written by Jennifer Alderman Hoosier hospitality reigns alongside the best-of-the-best Scale pilots Event coverage As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus photos 2017 US Scale

Written by Dave Garwood RC Slope Soaring Column As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Here are two new Slope sailplanes of note. One is a new design and the other is an updated classic

Written by Stan Buddenbohm Add auto incidence on a Free Flight tip-launched glider Feature As seen in the July 2015 issue of Model Aviation. A system that keeps an aircraft stable in even the

Written by Dave Mathewson View from HQ Monthly AMA News Column As seen in the September 2017 issue of Model Aviation. We’ve all heard the question, “When a tree falls in the forest and nobody is

Written by Jon Barnes Large, electric, heavy bomber is available in two color schemes. Product Review As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type

Review by Terry Dunn This Navy trainer is a joy to fly Product review As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation Review Video Specifications Type: Semiscale foam electric Wingspan: 44.6 inches

Written by Chris Mulcahy As seen in the August 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Stifling Static This month I welcome back David Buxton who has some interesting information about the static electricity