Learning to fly a quadcopter indoors is a better alternative to learning outdoors for a few reasons. First; not having outdoor breezes or heavy winds to fight while learning to control your quad will keep you, as a new pilot, from getting overly frustrated. Second; not having trees around that love to snag your new quad and buildings to crash into makes piloting less stressful. Third; outdoor observers love to approach you with your new quad and ask questions. You really don’t need onlookers while you’re learning to fly and you certainly don’t want to injure someone standing too close.
I’ve reviewed at length two indoor quads that are guaranteed to offer the new pilot all they need for learning to fly a quadcopter. Learn to fly one of these indoor models and you can fly any outdoor quad later on. Continue Reading