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I may well do that - however, I am enjoying the videos at the moment.

Could you have more fun with such an easy to fly quadcopter? Yesterday I found the answer to be yes - I took off the rotor guards which ultimately reduced the weight (although to me - it didn't seem by much) but when you are flying, it really does make some difference. Highly recommended 'mod'...

There are two settings. 'L' which is for calm flying and calm weather and then 'H' which is pretty mental - and fun. It was on 'H' in the videos posted. I only fly H now as I like the speed and now I have done my mods to the camera so it doesn't point at the floor when flying forward, it...

Pictures as promised This is a side on view. The cable tie is used for changing the angle of the camera I put extended screws in on the inside of the battery hatch so you can bring the angle of the camera down. For pictures, this new angle is best for horizons. The cable tie means...

Agreed, the props are annoying but the actual modification is more of a botch job which did not require taking anything apart par se. If I wanted to do it seriously, I would need to put a gyro balanced gopro or something like that under the unit...except then it wouldn't take off. lol For now...

Hi all Using some creative methods (pics to follow soon), I have managed to angle the camera so when you are darting around pulling stunts, banked corners and generally flying like a madman, the camera is not pointing at the floor but instead, in the direction of flight. This is not a great...

Just a few flights with my new X5C - An awesome entry level quadcopter imho. I am working on some camera modifications so that it will take picture/video without pointing at the ground when I am flying more aggressively. Videos to come.

I had this initially - Make sure the quad is on a flat surface then: - 1 - Put throttle stick in lowest position. 2 - Turn on controller 3 - Turn on quad (lights should be flashing on quad) 4 - Push throttle stick all the way up <beep>, and down <beep> 5 - Wait a few moments and lights on the...

I can highly recommend the Syma although being light, it is subject to being caught by the wind. It is VERY manoeuvrable though and a good deal (Amazon with 3 extra batteries for about £48)