Ok gotta ask... Which is harder to fly :)

[Jamie Chick]

Just had to ask lol Got the little one for free It goes for around 28 on amazon lol

 

[flpholt]

small one

 

[GT500BILL]

Definitely the small one, it's a pita


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[Jamie Chick]

Yep lol

 

[flpholt]

unless you attach it to the phantom then it would be easy to fly

 

[soulphantomflyer]

It take a lot of skill and quick reflex to fly a nano quad.

Any ******(me) can fly a phantom 3/4 at P mode. It is when the quad suddenly lost gps lock that make life interesting.


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[Jamie Chick]

lol yep i finally after 4 charges got it trimmed a little lol

 

[Jamie Chick]

if i can master this thing i can fly any quad hehe

 

[D'sAdvanced]

Practice on the nano quad - it'll help you in the long run with the P3. I practiced one one for 2 months before getting the Phantom.

 

[peterepeat69]

The Phantom had a baby, congrats!


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[Jamie Chick]

Proud Daddy lol

 

[TWP723]

Had one of these tiny copters but it didn't last long. Was flying it in the house and my dog snatched it out of the air and crushed it. I had literally seconds of fun.

 

[QuadBart]

Without a doubt those smaller quads are harder to fly. No position holding, moves relatively quickly. They are a great way to learn how to fly... Flying one of those small ones is like driving a sports car. Then you fly the Phantom its like driving a mini van... Nothing wrong with that, but its a world of difference. I still fly my Latrax Alias and my Blade QX3 in Agility mode to keep my skill sharp...

 

[Petros5678]

Omg it's the Phantom 0.0003 advanced!

 

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