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==Australian Radio Controlled Aircraft Clubs== | ==Australian Radio Controlled Aircraft Clubs== | ||
*http://www.larcs.com.au | *http://www.larcs.com.au | ||
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| + | *[[Hobbies]], [[Char-G Guide]], [[Radio Control]] | ||
[[category:Hobbies]] | [[category:Hobbies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:04, 1 March 2010
From the OCAU Archives, lots of RC Toys.
If you're looking into remote control models, check out some of these sites:
- http://www.rcuniverse.com - very good forum
- http://www.hpiracing.com - they make very good remote control cars
- http://www.kyosho.com - another good car maker
- http://www.tamiya.com - good beginner cars and some better ones
Be aware that Australia has rules for radio control systems - surface vehicles must be on 29/27 MHz and aircraft/choppers on 36MHz. Whilst you can buy a model from anywhere in the world, the radio systems legal here are usually only available in Oz.
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