What's your favorite nano size quad for Deviation?

Tryptych wrote: I also have a Cheerson CX-10 but these new ones are no longer Deviation compatible

Where did you get that idea?

The later (aka green/blue) ones that use the XN297 require jumping through hoops to talk to with an NRF24L01+ type of module, but as far as I know the code to do so has been pushed.

Granted, it's a poorly performing receiver chip which means relatively short range. And the CX-10 props are rather brittle. But it should work.

That's one ugly quad!

I fly a lot indoors. I still prefer the Bayangtoys X9 for that. The smaller quads have a few too many problems, and not enough run time. Since I've reprogrammed some of my Eachine H8 Minis with the hackable, acro-capable firmware, that one is quickly becoming my new favorite. If you don't like any of the settings just change them.

www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2512604

Richard96816 wrote: That's one ugly quad!

I fly a lot indoors. I still prefer the Bayangtoys X9 for that. The smaller quads have a few too many problems, and not enough run time.

This was going to be my suggestion, too. Size wise the X9 is actually bigger than the Hubsan X4, but weight wise it's a nano (a Blade Nano QX clone). Works great indoors.

TomPeer wrote: Than i got unlucky too.
My v272 flies for 10 or 20 seconds and then suddenly goes quick in one direction. Absolutly unflyable.
I would not recommend this quad.
But it is good that you are happy with yours.

Me too...
My v272 flies for about 10 seconds and then suddenly goes quick in left direction usually...

while not as small as the cx10/11 my favourite in this size class is the jjrc h20 hex >> m.everbuying.net/product1052783.html?cur...1Sa1MGvPEaArD58P8HAQ it's a great flyer, good flight times, and a fast yaw if you have the rudder at 100% but can be easily tamed down with dual rates for less experienced fliers/small rooms, it also has a swapable lipo, plus it can fly outside in a moderate breeze