Smaller, yes. But Game changing smaller?

[Epoweredrc]

I used to flip mine in my about 10x8 living room that had stuff in way. This thing going be smaller shouldnt be a issue
Lots thought the mcpx was titchy and i thought it was most stable heli ever while nano not good for someone brand new to cp (i dont think) anyone who can fly cp shouldnt have issue i wouldnt think

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[atv223]

The big difference that could make this an indoor heli over the mCPX is the damage it won't do. I don't have a big house at all, but I could fly my mCPX in it, slow circuits, but I don't because I don't want my walls and furniture all gouged up when I make a mistake, which is inevitable. If the nCPX does no more damage than my old mSR, then by indoor flying days are back on!

[Lottomunch]

The thing I don't like with my mcpx indoors is the power. I have to do more of a big loop and catch it to get it inverted. If the nano is as powerful as it looks it should flip within a foot or so. That would be a HUGE difference in my indoor flying.

[Coco66]

Originally Posted by Lottomunch

The thing I don't like with my mcpx indoors is the power. I have to do more of a big loop and catch it to get it inverted. If the nano is as powerful as it looks it should flip within a foot or so. That would be a HUGE difference in my indoor flying.

Then check both your motor and your settings.
You should be able to aileron flip it in a foot or so with 100% DR and no Expo.
Just start the collective down early enough.