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The FPV scene is getting bigger by the day and it’s no wonder. Where else can you get such an adrenaline rush without risking personal injury? These days, it seems more racers are leaning towards smaller frames, but still using …

As someone living in the Northeast, I did not want to sit idly through the winter and envy our friends down south their flying-friendly climate, so I figured out a few handy tricks to help me fly in winter.

One of the most commonly overlooked challenges in the use of multirotors is vibration. I hope that you would naturally identify and rectify prop vibration as part of your normal preflight checks

A GPS and compass module is a must-have enhancement that enables the use of a few very useful functions of the Naza-M flight controllers. With this module, the controller is capable of GPS position hold, return-home failsafe, intelligent orientation control.

Considering I am fairly new to the RC hobby, I figured a good article topic for the first issue of Multirotor Pilot magazine would be tips on choosing your first multirotor. I am rather experienced in this area considering that I have been building and flying multirotors for a little bit over a year.

ONE-DAY ONLY RC FESTIVAL! Saturday, April 9, 2016 Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando, FL 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM   Drones on the Horizon is a one day event you won’t want to miss. Try out the coolest Horizon Hobby radio …

Not exactly sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but I do know this. It’s funny for sure! Perhaps an F550 for a 6-pack? Everyone be safe today and this weekend with regards to your drones …

FPV racing is quickly taking off (literally) as a global super-sport of the future, both for the participants and viewers alike. One of the hottest machines out there is the Sky Hero Club Racer and one of the hottest racers …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 10 Though the drone industry is still relatively new, the two biggest genres to emerge in the hobby thus far have been aerial media rigs and race machines. Though the former might be cool when it comes to pictures …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 8 by Peter Hejl It has probably happened to all of us; coming home excited after a great flight, just to discover that the footage we brought back is nice, but full of vibration-induced “Jell-o” effect. The Jell-o effect is …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 10 By Peter Hejl Thunder Tiger is an RC electronics manufacturer that was established over 30 years ago and has become a global RC brand. Just like most of the other RC manufacturers, they decided to jump on the …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 10   Mini-quads are all the rage right now. They’re inexpensive, can be flown indoors or out and are extremely durable. So how do you make your decision when it’s time to buy? Personally, nothing bums me out more …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 8 by Joe Papa AerialPixels DJI Ronin Thumb Stick–Joystick The value of a three-axis gimbal for capturing Hollywood cinematic footage is undisputed. The genius minds at AerialPixels are world leaders in this industry and cater to the most discerning and …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 8 by Peter Hejl It’s only been a few years since multirotor aircraft became available to the market and one can only marvel at how far along this industry and hobby have gotten over such a short amount of time. …

From Multirotor Pilot Issue: 8 by Erick Royer One of the primary reasons that people buy a multirotor is for video and photo capture from the air. Both hobbyists and professionals alike find countless uses for capturing this bird’s-eye footage. From aerial selfies to …