billyd44444:
Ken Jennings now has the new world record speed record now!! Here a link to are filed were Ken is member at too…. nighthawksrc.com www.billydsrc.com

Remote Controlled Plane

nuttcaze:
www.myrcguides.com - Worlds First Remote Controlled Helicopter, also watch one of the first test pilots get ejected from his heli and hit by the rotor blade.

RC Fighter Jets

makinggodlookgood:
Scaled up 1984 Lego Brick model made by Len Mount. Check out more videos at www.lenmountscalehelicopters.co.uk

Remote Controlled Aircraft

HobbyLobbyRC:
30-3/4″ wingspan, 48-1/2″ long, 35-1/2 oz. flying weight. All molded foam construction with lots of detail and a very smooth finish, painted with matte paint. Total assembly time is about one hour due to the low parts count and beautiful fit. The 70mm fan includes an OUTRUNNER motor that provides lots of thrust for quick takeoffs with a strong climbout. The ducting is very clean giving the F-16 impressive speed, but in a model large enough for easy flight orientation. Battery changes are quick: just remove the canopy (it is held in place with magnets) and swap it out. Access to the 70mm fan unit and 45A ESC is also very simple: just remove 2 screws and the entire middle section of the main duct can be removed. This is great for those who want to hop this one up or simply need easy access for maintence and blade balancing. The main landing gear are installed without using any tools and only one allen ***** installs the nose wheel steering. Model can be flown either off a runway with the included landing gear or it is easily hand launched. Flight times are about 5 minutes using the included 4 cell 2100 mAh LiPo battery. Landings are quite slow due to the large lifting body shape of the F-16. Bring it in with the nose high and it will slow to a walk. Includes 5 pre-installed servos. Requires a 4 channel radio.

Remote Controlled Jet

MikeysRC:
mikeysrc.com My Website mikeysrc.com My FORUM My version of an RC F-35 SVTOL / VTOL jet. Sure doing it with an EDF is harder but I like a challenge. Plus it looks more realistic! Parts I used; 68MM EDF JET www.hobbypartz.com 60 AMP ESC www.hobbypartz.com 2 11.1V 1550mAh li-po batteries www.hobbypartz.com

RC Jet Aircraft