Since 1991 the NV name has been synonymous with performance, innovation, quality, and reliability in glow engines for radio control, control line, and free flight hobbyists. By combining world class metals, alloys, and manufacturing techniques developed for the Russian military, NV is able to produce high performance engines built to exacting tolerances, exhibiting light weight, extreme durability, and providing years of reliable service. In 1999 NV pioneered what has been termed “The next true advancement in engine development,” the Revlite™ cylinder and piston metallurgy. Far surpassing current ABC engine technology, NV Revlite™ engines produce more power, last longer, use far less fuel, and weigh less than the older ABC or AAC style engines. Other innovations include separate prop shafts that can be replaced after a less than perfect landing instead of replacing a bent crankshaft, and high pressure castings that not only hold up better and last longer, but also maintain their tolerances under high loads and rpm. How does this translate to you the modeler?