In this table, planned RC AeroBase articles are listed, allowing readers to see what AeroBase articles are coming soon. The list is continually added to as new requirements for articles are identified.

Comment: 

These article ideas have many origins and sources of reliable information. References are quoted in the Bibilography section so that interested readers may track down those articles for further reading.

The links column shows completed RC AeroBase articles.

If we have missed articles that you would like to see included here please register and get in touch via AeroBase Comments.

Comments on AeroBase articles you would like to see added  can go in the comments section of this article and general Comments can be submitted via the Welcome article.

The comments section for all articles can be found at the bottom of the article, provided you are logged in as a registered user.

Registered users who would like to contribute to RC Aerobase by tackling a needed article from this list would be most welcome. Please remember that RC AeroBase is a problem solving database and as such all articles in RC AeroBase are formatted as Problem, (in the title), Cause and Fix with optional explanatory and prevention text. A quick review of any RC AeroBase article will show this database formatting approach. The two exceptions are our safety articles and advisory articles like this one, where such formatting is not really relevant.  

If you can contribute in this way please get in touch.

This list will be updated as new problem solving articles are identified.

Single bibliography entries do not imply that other good sources of information are not readily available. Where possible RC AeroBase will always try to have multiple bibliography references. As they become available the bibliography column will be updated.

Purpose

The purpose of this website is to provide a problem solving database for radio control aircraft. It was conceived out of frustration at having to search through many websites to try and seek solutions when if there was a single place to find concise, relevant and authoritative answers life would be so much easier. This website was started in Autumn 2015 and sufficient articles added by March 2016 to go for an official launch. The intention is that it will grow as more volunteer contributors come forward either to enhance existing articles or add new articles.

The originator of this idea is Bob Hynes of the South Cheshire Radio Control Society (SCRCS) and he enlisted the help of fellow club member Ian Jones. Together they formulated the framework and production of this website in their own time and at their own cost.

Makeup of articles

All articles have three main features that must be present.

1. The article title is a brief description of the problem as perceived when it occurs.
2. The body of the article contains the potential cause(s) and
3. the potential fix(es).

Where necessary additional explanatory comments are included together with photographs, sketches and Youtube videos.

The safety category is an exception to the problem, cause & fix make-up of all other articles because although they can be used to research safety issues after problems arise, it would be much better if the issues could be prevented from arising in the first place. Consequently these articles are of a pro-active make-up rather than re-active.

Who is it for?

Everyone, regardless of experience or degree of knowledge; all can use it to problem solve or contribute to help others.

How to contribute

• Add a comment to an existing article. To do this you need to register via the login form on the right; once accepted you will be able to add your comment which could be a correction, additional information or maybe just how useful you found the article. Where appropriate the site administrators will incorporate comments into the original article.
• We are keen to have more article authors and so would welcome hearing from anyone wishing to do so. Currently this is achieved by registering as outlined above then adding a comment to any article indicating your desire to contribute. This will be picked up by the administrators and we'll get back to you.
• If you cannot find what you need here, let us know and we’ll add it if appropriate.

Disclaimer

While every effort is made to ensure that the data presented here is accurate the writers cannot take responsibility for any errors, or consequences from those errors, that may occur. Ultimately the sole responsibility for all aspects of safety rests with the aeromodeller.

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To be able to provide a good level of performance, without distracting advertising, this website is hosted with a paid for provider and maintained by IPJnet Web Developments. We intend to keep this a free service so although we are not currently asking for voluntary donations towards the costs, we envisage this will be necessary in the near future.

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