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Hello and welcome...nice having you here! Not that I have been around long myself :)

Hehehe, so true! That's exactly how I felt on my first few flights

You should add it to your signature list :)

Many thanks for the feedback! And you are absolutely correct. Both are good quads. I will look into them and update the comparison table Thanks

Hello and welcome to the forum...For a beginner I suggest that you get a cheap model so you can learn the controls, directions and all that stuff before moving on to a more expensive model... I suggest for around $200 you can get the Parrot AR Drone 2.0 which is great value for what you get. For...

hehehe priceless

uhm...Drone attacks :) Bang bang

As Wildwelder said, for beginners a cheap drone is the way to go, check out this comparison of the best cheap drones for some inspiration.

On a flat surface everything would be much easier, but in the real world there would be lots of problems, like your point of view is different from the drone so it might not be able to "see" the dot. This might be easier if the laser was integrated within the drone and you could determine it's...

Very nice video... You need more active music though :)

Good to know...I also noticed that the satellite imagery is not always perfectly aligned with the actual coordinates so mistakes are bound to happen. Trial makes perfect!

When I read your post for some reason it reminded me about the transformers...point a lasr at your target to destroy it! Laser is used to measure the distance so the location can be pinpointed accurately, this technology is indeed used by the military, but I don't think a commercial drone...

To tell you the truth I never heard of Drone Command, however I know about UAV coach and he does a very extensive training and will help you get your license if you need it. Check the website here uavcoach.com

hehehehe...nice work there...Maybe too much work though! Glad it worked out in the end

True...but not all people are into building...some just want to fly!

VERY doubtful this would work..I mean the video need to be saved on the SD card first for you to be able to playback...Will not work directly. Even if it did, to fly FPV you need LIVE video...any delay and you will crash

For a first time flier with limited budget you can go with the pretty standard Syma X5C-1 A nice copter to start learning the basics. It is cheap around $50 on Amazon...if you are willing to spend around 160 English pounds you can get the Parrot AR drone 2.0 which is a great quad.

Hello captains and wanna be captains :) I just posted a comparison of the best cheap drones under $200 on my new blog. I hope you guys can check it out and give me some feedback. Many thanks

Nice review man...Show us some of the videos you shot with it

GREAT Price! Really love how tech advances so fast...makes cool stuff really affordable! The other cheaper option would be to get a used on in good condition like these