indoor flying

[rcaddict]

I have been invited to indoor flying this winter, so I need a cheap indoor flier to get started - any advice

 

it needs to be artf !!

Edited By oldgit on 03/10/2016 11:52:48

[MattyB]

HH Night Vapor - cheap, easy to fly even in the smallest hall, and surprisingly robust.

[Geoff S]

The hall we use is quite small, though Vapors are OK it's really too small for fixed wing models - even the very small ones. So it's mostly helicopters or small quads that get flown. I've been flying a V911 helicopter for a few years. They're a step up from dual rotor types but are still fixed pitch with 4 channel forward/back/sideways control and very cheap and surprisingly rugged. I guess 25 grams makes the strength/weight ratio favourable. They use FlySky (not FRSky) radio but I use a plug-in module in my Taranis to fly them. Available from Banggood.

So that's an option, too.

Geoff

[Steven S]

I flew the Horizon Hobby "Sport Cub S" indoors last winter. It was a lot of flew well and will use it again this winter.

[Kevin Wilson]

The eflight AS3extra gets good comments at my indoor hall, but you need good thumbs as they are quite delicate
Otherwise the UMX T28 Trojan is a perennial favourite.
These work well in a full basketball court.

[Colin Bernard]

I have great fun with an Eflite Space walker.

Flies great in a small hall, (2 badminton court size).