I love flying my Mavic Pro, but I also enjoy flying small, toy drones.
Lately I've been enjoying the heck out of a Hubsan X4c. I can buzz around the backyard and it also goes pretty high as well. I suspect I've had it up to 200' in altitude. Before that, I enjoyed a syma x5c (which I still have actually). The Hubsan is quite a zippy little drone though.
How 'bout you?
OMG, I had one of those as a child before alkaline batteries and that thing would eat batteries, lolI wish more drones had a claw!
My desire for a claw or hook on a drone goes back to one of my first flying toys as a kid...
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These toy grade drones are pretty good to practice in ATTI mode without the risk of losing an expensive one.Just got one of these. Definitely a toy, though it does have a 720p camera. Haven't even fired it up yet but it was like $35 so I don't expect a lot.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N1V6PKB/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I had one too!OMG, I had one of those as a child before alkaline batteries and that thing would eat batteries, lol
I suspect a lot of us had a vertibird. Easily my favorite toy when I was a kid.I had one too!
I had a small Cheerson for quite a while. Rugged little quad! I went through a few props on it banging into walls, ceilings, chairs, counters, etc... but finally bent up one of the shafts on the motor and that was it. Will probably buy another one at some point.Love my little Cheerson for indoors. Flys great, great for practicing atti mode. Not so much outdoors. For outdoors it's the Hubsan x4 H107C. Been looking at the Tello but haven't pulled that trigger till I do a little more research.View attachment 42494
You're right, but Tello is much more durable during indoors crashes.Spark. I got the fly more for 320, so it’s higher priced, but with a Tello once you add a controller, a couple extra batteries, prop guards you’re sitting at about 200 anyway.
controller is only £14Spark. I got the fly more for 320, so it’s higher priced, but with a Tello once you add a controller, a couple extra batteries, prop guards you’re sitting at about 200 anyway.
controller is only £14
batteries are expensive I got two for £30 and a multi charger £17
prop guards come supplied with the tello
Yeah - not a toy per se but I just picked up a Spark to use as a "scouting" drone. What sold me was the hand take-off for quick and discrete deployment.I thought the controller was like $50. I'd seriously love to get a Tello, but I can't justify it. I just bought an Evo, so I have way too many already. Never would have bought the Evo if the Air had waypoints like promised.
I’m not willing to risk a 3rd party app.Yeah - not a toy per se but I just picked up a Spark to use as a "scouting" drone. What sold me was the hand take-off for quick and discrete deployment.
Oh - and it has waypoints![]()
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