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personally, I never fly my units over Pakistan. seriously, I've heard it said that some countries have the philosophy that 'you can do whatever you want unless we ban it', and some places say 'you can't do anything without permission'. always check your local regs. thanks for linque.

I got a NiHui solely for night flying, lights up nice. my Syma lights are iffy so I try to stay in the daylight. glad you saved your unit.

link take you to other board; page 15 posting 5 has a manual (English) in zip format. maybe will help. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2145070&page=15

one of mine impacted a tree so bad it knocked out one of the little white pinion gears. easy fix, and cheap, but had to wait a week for parts. worse was that it fell out of the tree into a puddle. I dried it good and it works okay. at least you recovered yours. My first unit is still in a...

above ground the wind gets tricky. you do seem to be getting more comfortable with. hope you're on good terms wi neighbors, all those small yards cramped together I'd worry about the unit falling in one. I'm lucky enough to have a big lot next door whose owners are almost never there. I can...

early am photo ops. perfect conditions, clear and calm.

trying to order spare parts but Gearbest doesn't list lights. tried to request e-mail they won't let me unless I register for an account. tried online chat but there were 29 people ahead of me and they moved very slow. anyone know where I could buy spare lights for the NiHui? Banggood perhaps?

nother night flight, right at sunset. awesome. still some vertical issues.

just finished second night flight. Woo Hoo! this thing is AWESOME after dark! I flew it right at sunset and went in and recharged for another flight. the blinking green is a big help. unit seems to have problems vertically, constantly up/down. don't know if it's the unit or the wind or me...

...which is why I ordered one.

+1 on the Syma. great starter unit. purists mock the pics but I think they're pretty good

what's good for lubing these? keep us posted

sorry that's a little beyond my tech skills. hopefully somebody with more mojo can help youse with that.

very nicely done. that Phantom is one smooth platform. personally I wouldn't fly over the highway.

practice makes perfect! I'm lucky, I have a big room where I work that's empty most mornings. I practice there. maybe you could put this on the same thread so as not to clog up the board?

check the propeller orientation. one of mine did that because I put two of the props in backwards. there should be two clockwise and two counter. ditto the motors, two clockwise and two counter. that's the easy fix. more complicated would be one or two underpowered motors. keep us posted.

I'm enjoying my Syma, hope yours works for you. keep us posted.

my server blocks your link. could you give us a summary here?

Amazon lists this one. http://www.amazon.co.uk/HB-HOMEBOAT®-600MAH-Upgrade-Battery/dp/B00PQDPFAG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1441393690&sr=8-3&keywords=syma+x5sc I am not affiliated wi Amazon, Homeboat, etc. (you're in UK right?)

I've been flying for a couple months and I'm still hitting dirt too! keeping oriented when I rotate is definitely the hardest thing for me. I flew several times before trying to photo anything. (is that a converted gas station? looks like an old air compressor unit on the side)