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Do I Need To Insure My RC Plane or Drone?

With all the changes occuring to the rules and regulations for flying radio control models, including drones, do I need to get insurance to fly? I did quite a bit of research on this just in case I...

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Where Can You Fly Remote Control Planes and Drones in the Uk?

If you're in the US, see where you can fly by clicking here (another article on RC Hub) I'm always on the lookout for rc plane flying fields near me. So, where can you fly rc planes in the uk?...

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Where Can You Fly Remote Control Planes and Drones in the US?

Now I'm beginning to get a handle on this hobby, I need to know where I can fly my rc plane and my drone - is it just in my backyard, or can I go further afield? I set out what I found below - read...

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Rules for Flying Model Aircraft and Drones in the US and UK

Can I go to my local playing field and just start flying my remote control plane - or are there rules I need to observe? What are the rules for flying model aircraft and drones? There are rules...

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Are RC Planes Safe?

Free flying RC planes hurtling around the skies, sometimes at over 100 mph, can be an awesome sight, but are they really safe? This article takes a look at the statistics, and considers how you can...

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How Fast Do RC Planes Go?

Off the shelf RC Planes can do anything from 30 mph to 150 mph, depending on their design, construction and type of engine.

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