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Epic drone crash with first person view

While on location for an upcoming RotorDrone Magazine article, we got to capture some great footage of our race pilots flying through some very small openings. However not all flights end successfully as evident by this short video clip. This was the first and best crash of the day, at least voted by the other […]

Great FPV flying

This is some awesome flying by Carlos Puertolas or charpu_fpv as he is known on YouTube. He flies his Lumenier QAV250 throught an abandon hospital in Spain. Be sure to check out the behind the scenes of the making of this video.

A Drone Explores the Largest Cave in the World

This is a great video that shows just how large this cave opening is. Ryan Deboodt and his crew journey through Hang Son Doong, the world’s largest cave. Filmed near the entrance of the first and second dolines (skylights) which are 1.55 miles (2.5 km) and 2.17 miles (3.5 km) inside the cave respectively. Ryan […]

Amazon Drones get FAA Experimantal Certificate

Amazon, which one day hopes to make deliveries via drone, have got permission to take the first step in the quest. Amazon now has permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to perform testing of its Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) technology. Last Thursday the FAA issued an experimental airworthiness certificate to an unmanned aircraft design that […]

Take a ride in a hot air balloon

Our frequent contributor Patrick Sherman one of the members of the Roswell Flight Test Crew did this great article on how multirotors and hot air balloons can share the sky. Rotordrones have upended the world of model aviation and show enormous potential in professional fields that are as diverse as film and television production to […]

RotorDrone Magazine – Making the cover photo

In our business we are lucky to work with some great people in the publishing world, and one of the best out there has to be our photographer Tony Donaldson. He is one of the people responsible for the latest RotorDrone Magazine cover and we enjoyed working with him on that project. Tony did a […]

International Drone Day 2015

A day was set aside to celebrate drones and show that Technology is something to enjoy and not to fear. Throughout the country and the world there were a number of events put on for the public to learn and enjoy. Our Senior Editor John Reid spent the day out at Apollo field in […]

RCDroidBox Bluetooth Module

The RCDroidBox Bluetooth Module allows, in combination with the app, real-time monitoring and recording of telemetry data transferred using JETI Duplex or Duplex EX protocol on any android device. More information can be found here: http://www.espritmodel.com/jeti-telemetry-bluetooth-transmitter-module-rcdroidbox.aspx [wzslider]

Star Wars Storm Trooper Rides Again!

When can we get one?? We love this quadbike created by Adam Woodworth and will be waiting with bated breath for someone to make this available to us mere mortals. But if you can’t wait you can find out how to make one from a 1:6 scale Hasbro Power of The Force series Speeder bike. […]

Ideafly Hero 550 Quadcopter

From the same company that brought you the Apollo, Air Age Media Editor’s Pick of the Year, 2014, Ideafly announces their next generation, easy to use quad, the Hero 550. The Hero 550 is a deluxe advanced frame quadcopter with high power motors, reasonable payload capacity for larger cameras, standard GPS functions, and retractable landing […]