hobbyrc.co.uk
Online retailer of radio control model parts and drone racing components for hobbyists
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About hobbyrc.co.uk
HobbyRC sells radio control model parts through its online store, specialising in drone racing. The range covers FPV video equipment, flight controllers, ESCs, motors, propellers, frames, batteries and chargers, transmitters and receivers, and fixed-wing, car, boat and helicopter parts.
Its customers are radio control and drone hobbyists. The company trades online only and makes its revenue from product sales through its webshop. It offers telephone and email advice to customers.
The business is family run and UK based. It operates through Optinium Ltd, a UK limited company established in 2002, and began trading via its website in 2014. The company is VAT registered.
Product: Webshop selling radio control model parts, FPV drone components, drone racing frames, propellers, batteries and chargers.
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