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Hahaha at 51 thousand feet a drone was reported having been spotted. Ok, i confess..it was me who was flying that high..i just cant say enough about the jjrc 1000a and tarantula x6 radio.:p

If having to choose only from the models listed in this "subjective" top 10 list..There are a few that stand out that i would consider from the list. Im going to assume you want fpv features in my responses here. Let me first start off by saying that some of the quads listed have some draw...

Just so happens the SYMA X5C-1 says for ages 14yrs and up.:).. And my personal recommendation.:cool:

Expect about 30 to 40 charges on average before they most likely need replacing. The Turnigy NanoTech 750 mah battery seems to be the go to battery for longer flights and a little more power on the x5 series, as they have a higher C rating than the stock battery. The one thing however to watch...

Pretty much i would forget anything that is wifi untill ALL of them figure out the signal bugs if thats even possible...Even we lose wifi signal via internet...its just going to happen. To men this leaves me wondering what day the internet wants me to lose my toy quad. Yea, those prices on...

I already have a new dream hybrid quad in mind.:rolleyes: TARANTULA X6 or DM 007 body JJRC H11D flight board with SYMA X8C motors (7.4v) with x6 props or DM007 props JJRC remote Gimbal. FPV hobby FPV system (200mw) 1500mah 2s lipo Range mods to JJRC board and Transmitter. (200 meters plus...

As with most all new models it might take a few months before suppliers can stock parts for them..It took almost 4 months before parts for the FY326 was even available. Despite the remote gimbal not being able to pan left or right, the excitement here is, that a remote gimbal of any sorts has...

That is pretty much a new model from JJRC...from what i understand the range is not that great on this jjrc model and thats a shame as they usually have great range...I read the antenna was 24mm which would make it less than 1/4 range which is not a good thing...This model seems to have...

You are finding out how nerve wrecking it can be to make a decision due to the numerous models available...welcome to the quadcopter club..hahaha. I wont steer you wrong my friend...if you have done as much research as i have ,you would find my recommendations to be pretty solid. Let us know...

The JJRC actually has some advantages right from the start..More powerful and a much longer range..Also consider its actually a few dollars less...The camera will be as equal to the syma if not better and, you can attach FPV to it just the same as you can the syma and, it actually be capable of...

They have some very nice fpv set ups at reasonable prices..Im sure they will get my business in the near future.

Honestly, i think you should get a popular model that you can buy spare parts for..Not all the syma "clones" share the same parts despite looking alike and, parts you will certainly need. If youre going to spend the same money you may as well get the JJRC H5C CF or the Syma X5C-1...parts are...

Welcome to the forum..Great guide for the syma x5 model...Alot of good advice which can pertain to any model quad as well.

I may have to retract my statement of putting an fpv on the X9..i wasnt considering the weight of the battery needed to power it..Since the x9 only uses a 150mah battery to begin with its not enough to power the fpv system also which needs a 250 to 340 mah battery which can weigh another 8 to 10...

This is for everyone. http://fpvhobby.com/

Yes...the 808 also uses an SD card. I dont know that much about the new spektrum set up but its not un common to add a wide angle lens to fpv or camera set ups. The FY326 is a good flyer but cost is what is drawing me to it..$16.00 for an RTF...The FY326 much like the JJRC H5C CF uses much...

That jjrc is bad a$$.:D Calm cool and collected on 40% rate..Enough pitch to fight wind. A sporty little devil on 60% rate...Keeps you on your toes. A Menacing super bee on steroids in 100 % mode..Insane pitch for incredible speed. Enjoy:)