E88 4K HD WiFi 1080p Drone

Aircraft model: E88 (4G Network)

Specification:
Remote control distance: 150 meters (no interference, no occlusion)
Electric adjustment camera angle: 90
Camera wide-angle: 120
Charging time: 3 hours or so
Flight time: 13-15 minutes or so
Figure transmission distance: 100 meters (no interference, no occlusion)
Camera: 720P / 4K
Remote battery: 3 AA batteries (not included)
Aircraft rechargeable battery: 3.7V 1800mAh lithium battery (included)

Function:
– Up/down, turn left/right, forward/backward,
– Sideward flight, LED light, altitude hold,
– 4K HD Camera
– Gesture photograph
Body size: 25255.5cm

Feature:
High Capacity Battery: Fly up to about 15 minutes on a single charge
Trajectory Flight. Draw a flight way on the screen, and the drone would conduct an autonomous flight along the designated way.
2.4GHz Technology Adopted for Anti-Interference.
4 Channel which can do ascend, descend, forward, backward, left sideward fly, right sideward fly, and rolling 360 .
6-a-xis gyro which can have more stable flying and be easy to control.
It has a 3-level flight speed to switch that can make more fun with how to use it.
NB. This is not a Professional Drone (can be used for other uses).

These devices use the 4G Network range, otherwise, they will not fly.

Initially Read the Manual for instructions.
Charge the battery for the recommended time as in the manual.
Connect new 3 AA batteries.

What’s in the box
Body * 1
Remote control * 1
Manual * 1
USB cable * 1
Protective ring * 4
Spare main fan blade * 4
Screwdriver * 1

Disclaimer
This remotely piloted aircraft is sold on the basis that it will be used for private use only and not for commercial use. Commercial use of a remotely piloted aircraft is subject to registration with the South African Civil Aviation Authority. The operator of this aircraft must at all times observe statutory requirements relating to use, liability, privacy and other applicable law. For more information regarding the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems please visit the South African Civil Aviation Authority website: http://www.caa.co.za/