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Oh good. Thank you. It should be arriving tomorrow and since I have tomorrow off I can practice all day. Well, most of the day. I do need to eat, ha, ha.

I've heard that (I watch a lot of quad review videos), but when trying to decide between the cx-10, cx-10a, and cx-10c, it didn't sound like there was a lot of difference in their flying styles, so I went with the 10c just because I thought it was neat. I know, silly reason. If you think that...

I just ordered a Cheerson CX-10C for a good price on EBay, is that as good or should I get the regular cx-10?

Some very good ideas. Thank you. I religiously watch quadcopter101, flyinRyan, FrequentFlyer, etc... I need to check out the blog you mentioned. Once I can get outside I will be flying my Syma, but in the meantime I'm going to pick one of the nanos for indoors, I just can't decide which one...

I have been watching a lot of the videos, they are helpful, but I guess practice, practice, practice is probably my best bet if I can't get some personal lessons. Actually, just being able to have someone watch what I am doing and critiquing/criticizing so I can get into good habits is what I...

Good idea. I'll have to see if there is a flying club in the area. My main hope is that I can see someone fly my quads so I know it can be done, and then have them talk me through flying one myself. I'm pretty sure that if I can get one up and soaring I should be able to get the rest.

There are so many quadcopters out there and I am such a noob, that I don't know which are and which aren't on or off brand. I guess I will learn eventually. Also, what is a multimeter and what would I use it for? Oh, and thanks for the video links.

Hello all. I just recently started flying (well, trying to fly) quadcopters and I am having a rough time of it. I've only been able to try to fly indoors due to the weather so since wind is obviously not a factor I'm forced to conclude I either got 7 defective various kinds of drones or I am...