Radio Controlled Cars

Radio Controlled Car Article Snippets:

RC Electric Park Flyers are an awesome introduction to the hobby of radio controlled vehicles. An electric park flyer is a slower moving aircraft with much easier controls to master and a substantially smaller price tag than the larger gas/nitro RC planes. The price is a primary concern for the novice as many crashes can be expected while learning how to pilot the craft. Since the park flyers do not achieve the speed of a gas or nitro version they are less prone to disintegration and irreparable damage.
PLACES TO FLY
I recommend some backyard practice before heading to a Neighborhood Park and wowing the locals. Learn before you burn. RC electric park flyers do not handle winds of over 10mph very well and so this should be taken into consideration when choosing a destination.
PARKS
A local park is a great venue for flying but not all parks allow them (stay away from dog parks). Check with your local park board to determine where you can legally fly. Please, always respect other people in the park and never fly your electric park flyer near anyone or over their head.
GYMNASIUMS
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Radio Controlled Car Questions & Answers:

Anyone with Radio controlled Nitro cars? Do you use after-run oil?
I just brought a .18 engined buggy and run Quickfire 16 fuel in it. Is it really necessary to put after-run oil through it when you have finished with it?

yeah, u should use after run oil really, i have 3 niro cars and dont use it but mines run most days, if you run it 1 or 2 days a week id advise it but run all the fuel out of the tank till it stops running first or ull end up with a jammed engine. and its not fun to put right! ive had to rebuild mates engines so many times its not funny!