Vehicles, planes,and Vessels
Radio-controlled vehicles and aircraft are where engineering gets hands-on and fast-paced. From tuning suspension on an RC car to calibrating servos on a plane, every build is a blend of mechanical skill, electronics, and real-time problem solving.
RC is a hobby that teaches you to think on your feet — when something breaks mid-run or a flight doesn't go as planned, you have to diagnose and fix things quickly. It's been an incredible way to develop my engineering instincts.
RC Vehicles: Cars, trucks, and buggies — stock and modified. I enjoy tuning setups for different terrain, upgrading motors and ESCs, and pushing for maximum speed and durability.
RC Aircraft: Fixed-wing planes and multirotors. Building from kits or scratch, setting up flight controllers, and learning the aerodynamics of flight at a small scale.
Electronics & Repair: Soldering, wiring, programming ESCs, binding receivers — the electronic side of RC is where a lot of the real learning happens. Every build involves troubleshooting and fine-tuning electronics.
XHS was the the very first of its kind, setting sail in early 2023. The XHS countinued in serves as a remote projectile launhcing barge. In early 2024 the XHS experianced major structural damgage to the main engian. As result the XHS was permanently dry docked, where its service ended.
After the retirement of the XHS Explore, plans to build a sister ship where put into action. The hull began its manufacturing processin late 2024, continuing through 2026. Where the ship sits today, in the factory.