Might be a dumb question. I don't want to, just wondering if anyone has done it. The inspire looks like it would be ok with some of the new technology. Not sure its smart with a P2.
CityZen said:When flying indoors, you need to think more about the prop wash. The air flowing down from the propellers can curve up around walls and then push the Phantom around. Of course, you won't have GPS, so you'll have to be adjusting constantly to stay in place. Fortunately, it does maintain height pretty well, so in that regard it is easier than flying the toy quads. Just make sure to take off and land in the middle of a clear area. If you take off too near a wall, you'll probably flop right over.
This guys flying inside the restaurant was perfectCameraGuy said:There is a great video someplace on YouTube of a guy who flew a Phantom 1 outside and around a church, then entering the building and flying up the isle to the steeple
Try a search
ha, my wife is the opposite. Would kill me if I flew it in the house.WPSPETE said:Lol thanks for all the replies. My wife wanted me to fly in the house and I was having trouble explaining why it wasn't a great idea. Seems like a good way to bust things.
ha, my wife is the opposite. Would kill me if I flew it in the house.WPSPETE said:Lol thanks for all the replies. My wife wanted me to fly in the house and I was having trouble explaining why it wasn't a great idea. Seems like a good way to bust things.
eyecon82 said:ha, my wife is the opposite. Would kill me if I flew it in the house.WPSPETE said:Lol thanks for all the replies. My wife wanted me to fly in the house and I was having trouble explaining why it wasn't a great idea. Seems like a good way to bust things.