radio controlled cars

Radio controlled planes can rack up quite a bill when you consider all of the different things you have to buy in order to enjoy the hobby. You have to buy the plane model itself, as well as all the radio and motor equipment to keep it in the air. Then you have to buy gasoline, or pay for electricity to charge the battery. All in all it can be a very expensive venture. After you spend all of this money, nothing is worse than seeing your investment crash to the ground and erupt into a huge... Read Full Story

When you buy a radio controlled plane for the first time, you may have some difficulty choosing the plane that will introduce you to the remote controlled hobby. You will want something that will be fairly cheap to purchase, and will give you a chance to learn how to fly remote controlled planes before you move onto more advanced planes. If you buy the first plane that you see, you could end up having a very bad experience for your first time, and be completely turned away from the hobby... Read Full Story

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http://www.traplet.com Inspired by the 1/10th scale off-road series, it's designed specifically for small electric off-road cars and is expertly hosted by the Tamworth Radio Racing Auto Club. Intended as an informal, fun, enjoyable yet competitive event, the track designers set a serious challenge to even the most skilful R/C driver, with a hug... read more | digg story Read Full Story