Recent content by Jeepdriver

I found it very easy to fly, I've had plenty of experience flying r/c planes but no helicopters or quads. My 1st flight was at night due to constant high winds during the day. Takeoff, flight and landing went with no problems. 6 or 7 minute flight.

It's been windy enough to blow tractor trailers over around here, up 80 mph gusts, maybe if I go buy a kite the wind will be calm.

Too windy to fly again today, so I flew it tonight, took it up over the back yard buzzed around about 6 or 7 minutes and landed safely. So at least I know it flies. And the lights are great for night flight. Next weekend the wind is supposed to be gone so I can start having some fun with it.

Controller charger should be in the top left corner of the case,its just a small plug to attach the usb cable to, like a phone charger.

Bought my Typhoon......had high winds since it arrived last week. Same thing happened when I got my first r/c plane 20 some years ago. When I got my first telescope it was cloudy and or raining for 2 weeks. I seem to be cursed.

From FAA website You will receive a unique registration number, not an N-number, and you must mark the registration number on your UAS by some means that is legible and allows the number to be readily seen. The registration number may be placed in a battery compartment as long as it can be...

I just cut out the number from the email they sent me and taped it inside the battery compartment.