Have you ever driven an electric car? You may have done so as a youngster as many first encountered electromobility in the shape of a radio controlled (RC) model car. It was in the early 1970s that ...

One of the things I do each year to find new and interesting things to write about is cover the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. At the 2021 show, an exhibit for radio-controlled scale model vehicles caught my ...

For Gilbert’s Izard family, electric radio controlled model airplanes are more than just a hobby: They’re a family tradition. Three generations, from Grandpa Sam Izard, 80, to his grandson, Taylor ...

One way to cut the high cost of racing is to go racing on a smaller scale. Now in most cases that means campaigning a stocker instead of a modified car or a Formula Ford instead of an Indy car, but ...

Seventy-five years ago this month, the D-Day invasion to liberate France was kicked off by almost 1,000 C-47 Dakota planes - the military version of the two-engine DC-3 commercial airliner - dropping ...

Dave Murray, of Elgin, makes his living in the pilot seat aboard United Airlines Boeing 777s, shuttling scores of passengers in a multi-million dollar aircraft between O’Hare Airport and Europe. But ...

The Chesapeake Bay Radio Control Club held an open house Saturday at their Crownsville aerodrome to let neighbors and others interested in radio controlled model aircraft check out the hobby. Guest ...

More than 130 central Ohioans with a love of flying have a way to explore the wild blue yonder while standing on the ground. They are members of the Westerville Model Aeronautics Association in Galena ...

Radio-controlled airplanes propelled by battery-powered motors and internal-combustion engines will be on display in Yakima Saturday. Model aircraft including civilian and military models of ...

What goes up must be controlled by someone down below. At least that’s how it is this weekend with the radio-controlled planes featured at the Academy of Model Aeronautics Expo West at the Fairplex in ...

MONTICELLO – When Mike Sieniarecki and the Monticello Model Makers lost their flying field in 2006, the future of the club appeared destined for obscurity. With no airspace for their radio-controlled ...