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That is probably what I needed to hear.If you are overly worried about crashing and making mistakes then it will likely take forever to learn.That is why learner drones are inexpensive. Take the training wheels off and go for it,right? Good advice. Thanks. SMM

Thanks for the help Jackson. I know that it is wise to start out slow,and inexpensively.I assume by your response,that the Syma X5 is one of the better choices for a beginner?Is it a drone that would be serviceable for the long run,or am I going to want to upgrade for more range and video...

This is my first post on QC forum. I'm a total noob,looking for a first drone (s).I am retired and live in the Philippines,and am going to buy a quadcopter and have family send it to me here.I don't get to have things sent to me here very often,and because of that,I probably have a tendency to...