Relatable flying skills

[Jack Ley]

So, I have only had my racing drone a month, and am still learning how to fly it well. I also have several of those mini drones, $15-$20. One of them is a URC, that's all it says on it, not sure who makes it, but I have found that it is my favorite mini drone. It flies very nice, the controller is set up just like my 250, it even has the 3 modes of flying, and it takes a beating in a half and keeps flying. So, back to my question, the better I get at this mini drone, like going fast, turns and what not, the more comfortable I feel with my actual racing drone. Granted, the mini drone controller is much more sensitive, but the general feeling of maneuvers is the same. I liken it to a batter putting weights on his bat while he's in the on deck circle..lol. Anybody else have this experience?
Here is a pic of the mini drone...

 

[Hebrews12v2]

Nice! I have worn out ans repaired several micro drones myself. I have had the Dromida Verso, JJRC H20 & the Eachine H8 Mini. Each hace something a little different I like about it, but none are really close in "feel" to my 250 Mini drones. The Speed difference and P.I.D.'s are just not the same. I am getting tired of the Micro's and now that it is finally clearing up enough to fly, I am taking out my Mini's.

As a matter of fact, I am charging some 3S batteries now to play with my Vortex Pro tomorrow, as well as Maiden my new Fury 252 RX.

 

[Futuramille]

At LEAST the flying envelop is going to be different between sizes. weight and momentum are the big variables but flying a micro builds better "holy **** moments" muscle memory. when that translates to 250mm, you feel comparably in slow motion and everything smooths out. at least in my experience. you could also be realizing a difference between brushed and brushless power when you go "too micro". that ones pretty tiny. sounds cool to fly Jack!