GRAND LEDGE, Mich. — The Capital Area Radio Drone Squadron brought together community members at the C.A.R.D.S. RC field in Grand Ledge for their annual event showcasing electric-powered aircraft.
- Electric-powered RC planes have largely replaced nitro fuel models due to improved battery technology.
- The event marked the 15th year for the electric fly in hosted by the Capital Area Radio Drone Squadron.
- Participants demonstrated aircraft with wingspans reaching up to 90 inches, all powered by batteries.
The event featured enthusiasts flying various electric RC planes for spectators to enjoy.
WATCH: Grand Ledge RC enthusiasts showcase electric planes at annual fly in
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