You don't need to fly them high... Matter of fact, the first challenge when you get one is to try to maintain a low hover. As your skills get better you increase height. Then you try forward flight, backwards flight, figure 8's, precision landings, etc...

I usually fly them around eye level...

But literally, it takes a couple of days before you get good enough to do that stuff. Because you keep crashing into stuff, you have down time... You either have to go to the shop to get replacement parts, or wait for them in the mail.. DOWNTIME is horrible.. I WANT TO FLY NOW !!!!!!

So you don't need high ceilings.. Just some space in the house that doesn't have a lot of obstructions.

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