E99 Drone and Camera Setup: Step-by-Step Guide & Feature Explanation 

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Lost mine literally right now to that it’s in a tree now

@ coldspring22 Thank you for your insightful comment! You bring up a crucial point about drone behavior upon losing signal. It's true that some E88/E99 drones may continue flying when they lose connection, potentially leading to them flying out of range. To address this issue effectively, manufacturers could consider implementing a 'fly to home' feature. This feature would automatically activate when the drone detects a low battery or loses connection with the controller. It would help prevent drones from getting lost and enhance the overall safety and user experience, especially for budget-friendly models like the E88/E99. I believe such a feature would be immensely beneficial and provide users with greater confidence and security when flying their drones. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and contributing to the discussion on drone safety and usability!"

​@@oranjvr4962 Sorry to hear about your drone getting stuck in a tree - that's frustrating! It's unfortunately a common issue with many budget-friendly drones. Implementing a feature like 'fly to home' upon detecting low battery could greatly improve user experience and help prevent situations like yours. It's a feature that I believe would benefit many drone enthusiasts. Thanks for sharing your experience, and I hope you're able to retrieve your drone soon!

Is there a safe way to test this????

@@TheShamanWitch72 Thank you for your question! Yes, there are safe ways to test your E99 drone. Which I should have explained in the video and I totally missed that. Thanks for asking it. Here are some tips: 1. Read the Manual: Ensure you've read the user manual thoroughly to understand the drone's operation and safety guidelines. 2. Choose an Open Area: Test your drone in a wide, open space away from people, pets, and obstacles. A park or an empty field is ideal. 3. Check Weather Conditions: Fly your drone in calm weather conditions. Avoid windy or rainy days, as they can affect the drone's stability. 4. Perform a Pre-Flight Check: Inspect the drone for any damages, ensure the battery is fully charged, and calibrate if necessary. 5. Start Slow: Begin with basic maneuvers and keep the drone at a low altitude until you get comfortable with its controls. By following these steps, you can safely test your E99 drone and enjoy its features. Happy flying!

It would be greate if you can elaborate the scenario bit more so that I can help. I know connecting the camera can be a bit tricky at first! Make sure you've completed the initial setup steps like charging the drone fully and ensuring the remote control and drone are properly synced. If you're still having trouble, double-check the WiFi connection between your phone and the drone's camera. Sometimes restarting both devices can also help establish a solid connection. On the other hand, would you be able to make sure you have installed the correct APP as well.....

​@sarangamenike I can get the camera connected, and get the drone to fly.... but if I land the drone I get the message to connect to it if I try to restart the drone otherwise I can still fly it but the camera won't work?

@@TheShamanWitch72 Thanks for the update! Great to hear you got the camera set up correctly! I'd love to know what the original issue was. It sounds like there might still be a connection issue between the drone and the camera or the video transmitter is malfunctioning, which seems to be a unique problem with your drone. If it's still under warranty, it might be best to return it and get a new one. If not, you might need to reach out to support for help. Hope this gets sorted out for you soon! Please update here how you get resolved the issue and if you have any concern happy to assist to my best....

Aha ..... :) I'm sorry to hear you were disappointed. My intention was to clarify that the E99 drone is more suited for beginners and recreational use, rather than being a professional-grade model.