Greetings!
Some time ago I decided I wanted a Phantom, actually to be honest it was a Bebop. A friend of a friend told me to start with a small quad and work may way towards what I wanted and I would save myself a lot of headaches and expense. He instructed me that knowing how to fly was very important if all the automatic stuff were to fail. So I bought a little UDI, then some nano Cheersons, and most recently a Syma X8. Now along the way I've learned that a Bebop is not what I want, and zero'd in on the Phantom. Now somewhat a little ahead of schedule I "accidently won" a second hand P3A. Accidently, you ask? I bid a max on a P3A with 3 batteries and a pelican case for much less than any others have sold for recently and when the auction ended I had won. So now I own my 1st brushless quad, I suppose I can call this a drone, and I'm looking forward to my 1st flight with it.
-Brian
Some time ago I decided I wanted a Phantom, actually to be honest it was a Bebop. A friend of a friend told me to start with a small quad and work may way towards what I wanted and I would save myself a lot of headaches and expense. He instructed me that knowing how to fly was very important if all the automatic stuff were to fail. So I bought a little UDI, then some nano Cheersons, and most recently a Syma X8. Now along the way I've learned that a Bebop is not what I want, and zero'd in on the Phantom. Now somewhat a little ahead of schedule I "accidently won" a second hand P3A. Accidently, you ask? I bid a max on a P3A with 3 batteries and a pelican case for much less than any others have sold for recently and when the auction ended I had won. So now I own my 1st brushless quad, I suppose I can call this a drone, and I'm looking forward to my 1st flight with it.
-Brian
