what is a good quadcopter kit, under $150

[Ultan04]

i want a simple quadcopter i can put together in an afternoon, and all parts must be pre soldered because i'm only 11 and my dad does not want me burning myself with a soldering iron, so please respond if you know of one

 

[holtneil]

Hi mate how about this RTF no building needed, I am sure your DAD will give you the extra $5
http://www.hobbyking.co.uk/hobbykin...th_5_8Ghz_FPV_System_Mode_2_US_Plug_RTF_.html
Or this one its the same but does not have the 5.8g FPV
http://www.hobbyking.co.uk/hobbykin...thfinder_2_Hexcopter_Mode_2_US_Plug_RTF_.html

 

[Jackson]

IDK Neil, seems like overkill and complicated for a first time flyer/buyer.

 

[TJ Wright]

i want a simple quadcopter i can put together in an afternoon, and all parts must be pre soldered because i'm only 11 and my dad does not want me burning myself with a soldering iron, so please respond if you know of one

Look into a SymaX8 series......You can't go wrong.....

 

[bullgoose]

IMO you should slow down a little. Have you flown before ? If not I would go for something beginner friendly and cheap to master the basics of flight on. A Syma X5C1 or good clone of is the ultimate bird to start with and actually a lot of fun. If you are in the US this would fit the bill nicely http://www.banggood.com/JJRC-H5C-Ex...mera-RTF-p-945819.html?p=2O21111526893201504H

 

[TJ Wright]

The X5 and the X8 both fly the same...8 is larger and easier to see..plus its on sale at Bangood for cheap....right now.....

 

[Jackson]

I snatched this the white is only $21, a tad smaller in size than an X5.
http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_231467.html

Looks like a winner!

I will beat it to death... and not worry about it.