I'm debating this exact question myself. So far I'm thinking the P3A but I think I will take the advice given earlier in the post and get a cheapo ($50) to learn on before stepping up. Whole lot easier to accept a $50 loss than $500+.
Good point Ghost. I'll have to look into that.People think being a cheap quad at first is the way to go. I beg to differ. Cheap quads are frustrating to fly. Unless it has GPS and level hold. It's very easy to get discouraged from flying a piece of **** that is hard to control. Just buy a standard used for your "cheap quad".
I have been looking on this forum but problem is that I'm located in Ont, Canada so shipping can get a little high. Not to mention exchange and duties on top of it. Finding one local is hard with minimal options for sale. As you mentioned, buying used is definitely a risk.
thanks
I agree with you, I am also from Ontario ,(Hearst)Canada , nothing come cheap, no service, no hobby shops, no tech support. I bought my drone at Bestbuy on line big mistake. I am looking to buy a spare battery and some carbon prop for my P3 Advance, any suggestion where is a good place in Ontario . Thanks..I have been looking on this forum but problem is that I'm located in Ont, Canada so shipping can get a little high. Not to mention exchange and duties on top of it. Finding one local is hard with minimal options for sale. As you mentioned, buying used is definitely a risk.
thanks
I agree with you, I am also from Ontario ,(Hearst)Canada , nothing come cheap, no service, no hobby shops, no tech support. I bought my drone at Bestbuy on line big mistake. I am looking to buy a spare battery and some carbon prop for my P3 Advance, any suggestion where is a good place in Ontario . Thanks..
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