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 At a mere 22mm square, the new Jetjat Nano quadcopter from Mota is not what most of us think of when we think of a drone. This tiny quadcopter is a drone though, it's just really small. 
 
-The JetJat's appeal doesn't lie with its size -- though its diminutive size does make it the best cat-annoying device since the laser pointer -- it lies with its price: $40. For $40 you can get a drone. Sure, it's tiny and lacks even a camera, but it's a whole lot of fun to fly. And if you can fly the JetJat you can fly a big drone as well, which is why I got one. 
+The JetJat's appeal doesn't lie with its size -- though its diminutive size does make it the best cat-annoying device since the laser pointer -- it lies with its price: $40. For $40 you can get a drone. You can actually get one for even less if you go with one of the many nearly identical models available around the web. I ended up with this particular model because it's highly rated on Amazon, made by a U.S. company and the controller doubles as a carrying case. More on that in a minute. 
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+Sure, it's tiny and lacks even a camera, but it's a whole lot of fun to fly. And if you can fly the JetJat you can fly a big drone as well, which is why I got one. 
 
 Drone flying has a steep learning curve, why try to work your way through it with a $1600+ drone when you can get a feel for how it all works with something like the Nano?