is this model any smaller than the phantom x models? i am looking for a medium sized frame being only 5'5"
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The short answer: The Phantom and Storm are the same size as far as I can tell.Added comments: My wife is 5'4" and has had no issues riding my Storm, however you might want to consider the Stride with its step-through design which is the one we bought for her, also the Mariner series appear to have smaller frames to them. Hope that helped, and for the record... We both LOVE these bikes!
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I purchased the 16" Excalibur over the 21" and have had NO regrets. I do intarsia with it and find it more than adequate.
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No. The phantom 2 body is a little bit bigger than the phantom one. You might get it on, but it will not be very stable
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I am 5.4, I bought the small which was 50 cm. It is a little too big for me, but I still ride it with no problems. Hope this helps :)
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no difference. great flyers to learn on. you will eventually want something better like dji phantom
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Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing... » Read More Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! « Show Less
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Don't have the dimensions of the box anymore, but I can offer this advice....DON'T BUY THIS gimbal at all. I'm not saying you need to buy a $700 DJI Zenmuse Gimbal, but the tarrot won't give you the smooth video you're looking for. I bought one and had to go to ditch it. I ended up getting an Arris CM2000 Brushless Gimbal which was like $350 but well worth the extra money.
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No. It fills a niche market for flyers like me who need smaller models in order to fly in the smaller spaces available to us. If you're looking for a larger cub with flaps, then check into the Sport Cub over on Horizon Hobby.
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i wish i would have purchased the larger one first of all, the cxt beginner is ok but its just to small, dont waist your money on the smaller one. good luck have a great day
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Edit: my apologies, it does list the frame size for this bike. It is 18" which, unless you are 6'4" and have an especially short inseam this is going to be a small bike for you (and me, unfortunately). I'm 6'3" with a 34" inch inseam which I believe is pretty much run of the mill - which puts me needing a bike with a frame somewhere between 19" and 20". Though that is talking about optimal comfort which might not be your goal.
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I have the first generation Phantom that carries the 8" blades. I have a prop guard for that one. I also have the Phantom 2, they carry 9" props. The prop guards for the Phantom 2 will work on the Phantom vision, they're interchangeable, since both carry the 9" props. Hope that helped.
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This won't be big enough for you for long. If you are looking for something speedier...I totally recommend a Motovox Mini Motor Bike...they are totally cool and will hold the weight of a man while still being the right size for you now. They are awesome fun too! But of you want a scooter like this...it's great...but I'm 5'5'' and have to spread my knees outward when I ride my daughter's, to avoid hitting the handle bars...slower than the Motovox bike too.
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I would say stick with the mini, I think the maxi will be too much to manage (the frame/handlebars and running board are much larger). My kids are also tall and they rode the mini until at least age 5.
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Phantom 2 vision! Ar drone is a toy. I have one and don't care for it except as a learning step or for a kid. The range is terrible and fly aways are easy. Mine flew away twice . I was fortunate to get it back.
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Definitely go bigger; go for a 24" to learn on. If I had to do it all again, I would not buy this brand unicycle. A good adult uni is the Torker LX (as opposed to the CX, which is like $20 less but much cheaper quality. I bought a CX for my girl and regret not spending the little bit more for something decent).
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I have the Viper SD. Ive had it for a couple years now. The SD is 7lbs lighter with the same weight limit. There are other frame related differences, but not sure if they would really count. I bow hunt with mine, its fast, quite, and I love it. Hope this helps.
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The iosd mini will work with the Phantom one, however, you will also need the DJI PMU. Check the forums to be sure.