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Well just got my Syma X5SW-1 [i know the -1 is basically smaller packaging] Seems i have different types of batteries.....2 are branded Nano-Tech 750mAH, then a 500mAH and then 2 x 720mAH......Everythng seems to be working, and to be honest it looks well made....as a newbie i was expecting it to...

Well after bidding on quite a few i managed to get a Syma XSW-1 with 5 x 650 batteries for £50 +£2 postage [was an auction the guy is a quadcopter fan and selling off his old / budget / non pro / kids copters......

Ah I see....I suppose GOV on a budget isn't going to be amazing...... I'm currently waiting to hear from a seller in a Syma X5a.c. (around £30) then I'll be buying either 5 x 500 batteries or 3 x 650 batteries or 1/2 750/ 10000 ones plus some spare motors and props.

Thanks or that.....i will admit the FPV thing did catch my eye but seems more of a gimmick, and the camera quality seems worse on the X5SW....

Yes sorry i meant to S5SW.... and the S5C-1.....Seem to be able to get both around £40 and then £15 for 5 batteries...

Budget is literally that a budget copter....so £60.....just been browsing on Amazon for the first time and again SYMA seems the be the budge buyers / beginners company. And after seeing numerous vdeos on youtube the XC=1 Seems to be value for money/ ease of use.

Hi all, decided to be a big kid and look at a quadcopter to take out on a nice day and have some fun with [I live in a town called Telford that has a huuuuuuge park , woods, grass area] After numerous youtubing / ebay browsing ive comes up with a list of quadcoptors that are well within my...