Welcome to RCSpeeds, the site designed to serve pilots who fly radio control models fast. RCSpeeds lists records, dates, planes and locations.
Cross Fire - Acro DS model.
Dynamic Soaring At Kepps Crossing
Wizzard Compact in the Clouds
Kinetic 60'' on final at Weldon
Opus V-Tail Version at Weldon
The 36'' Version Of The JW
Thundertaker Comming Out Of The Bowl At Weldon
Opus MC3 Hight Speed Turn At Weldon
Shockwave Comes In For A Final Approach At Weldon
Opus comes out of the bowl at Weldon
Extreem 80'' Bangs the Top Turn
Thundertaker Frontside Of Weldon
Peregrine Falcon At Fermin
ThunderMaster on Final Approach
Lenticular Clouds At Weldon
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The site has photographs, videos, descriptions and links to all the Dynamic Soaring models from around the world. Answer the questions: "What are the fastest radio control planes?". Find the hills that produce the fastest speeds. For more information about dynamic soaring read, Dynamic Soaring Explained. Check out the aircraft list for a full set of dynamic soaring models and our location list for all the dynamic soaring locations around the world.
See the speeds others attain, answer the question: "What is the fastest RC aircraft in the world?". Find the hill that produces the fastest speeds, is close and will work for you. Like never before has this information been so readily available. Browse the site, look at the pictures, read the commentaries, and look at the faces of people that are part of this community. For more information about dynamic soaring and how it works see: Dynamic Soaring Explained.
Check out the aircraft list for a full set of our dynamic soaring planes and our location list for all the dynamic soaring locations or hills around the world. If you're interested in the history of Dynamic Soaring speed records check out our Past DS world records Scatter Graph for a list of DS records dating back over seventeen years.