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Anatomy of a Radio

As you become more involved with multirotors and the sophistication of your aerial vehicle increases, you will let to a point where you will start using higher-quality radio systems. Many multirotors come with a dedicated transmitter that’s programmed to work with that rotordrone. For aircraft that are built from kits or come in almost ready […]

FPV Freestyle!

One of the newest events coming out of FPV racing is the informal aerobatic competition known as “freestyle.” This event usually follows the FPV racing contest and is performed on the same racecourse, with the option of using the gates and flags as part of the pilot’s routine. Right now, freestyle is very informal and optional, but interest in this offshoot of […]

Traxxas Flight Link App

From Traxxas: Only Traxxas could develop an app that lets you experience Aton to its fullest potential. Traxxas Flight Link connects wirelessly to Aton via Bluetooth® Smart technology transforming your Apple® iOS or AndroidTM device into a powerful, easy-to-use tool. Traxxas Flight Link can be used to monitor and tune Aton letting you exploit the […]

Graupner Hott MC-20

by Mike Gantt When I first saw a tray-type transmitter, it seemed a little goofy to me. Then I saw the extremely talented Gernot Bruckman using one of them and knew then that there was nothing goofy at all about using a larger-size radio. Many multirotor pilots like to “pinch” the sticks with both thumb […]