Its not as stable as I expected, but I'm getting better at flying it.
I spent almost $200. It comes with a camera that you can shoot video or stills onto a SD card, but I bought the wifi camera as well that streams to my android phone. I fly it indoors, but once the weather gets better I'm going to take it out and try some aerial photography.
I got this as a test to get me into it at a fairly low cost, so that eventually I can convince my company to drop money on the really nice one. I want to start using it for capturing building geometry and as-built conditions. Now that the FAA is finally starting to get reasonable about allowing commercial use, this is going to be a very useful tool in the Architecture business.
Steve
Space/Science » in reply to Anyone bought a quadcopter yet?
I have an ARES spectre X
