It is not sure this drone supports HD video . I’m using RC FPV app..

Will check and get back to you later tomorrow. I’m out right now

Yes it was.. we enjoyed a lot..

Yes it is 😀😀🤣😂

Can you please make sure you have the wifi connected successfully..?

Mine always says connected no internet access . Is that normal?

Unfortunately I don’t have that manual with me. But, as i remember the E99 Pro drone does not specifically require a QR code to connect the camera to a mobile app. Typically, connecting the drone to your mobile device involves the following steps: 1. Download the App: Search for the app associated with the E99 Pro drone in your device’s app store (Google Play or Apple App Store). The app name is usually provided in the manual. 2. Turn on the Drone: Power on the E99 Pro drone, and it will emit a Wi-Fi signal. 3. Connect via Wi-Fi: Go to your mobile phone's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drone’s Wi-Fi network (which will likely have a name related to the drone model). 4. Open the App: Once connected via Wi-Fi, open the drone’s app, and the camera feed should display on your mobile device. Some drone manufacturers may include QR codes to make downloading the app easier, but it's not required to connect the camera. Just ensure you follow the app and Wi-Fi connection steps. In the video if you pause the video when it is in the screen you should be able to see the instructions …

Wow.. I found the manual. This is the link it directed once I scan the QR code: adgo.top/app/rcfpv.html If u can let me know ur email address I can send it to u..

As a rule of thumb, especially for hardware or embedded engineers, always check the cable first. It sounds like there might be an issue with the charging cable or the battery itself. Try using a different USB power source, like a wall adapter instead of a computer port, and make sure the battery is securely connected to the charger. If the problem persists, the battery might be faulty and may need to be replaced. Hope this helps! Please don't forget to update how things goes in your end .....

@@sarangamenike Thanks for your info. I tried my cell phone USB charger and also desktop computer and my 3 lithium batteries wouldn't charge. But I had an older slower speed, lesser watt, USB charger and all 3 batteries seem to be charging just fine.

@@robertstane5823 It seems like there might be an issue with the battery. If possible, try returning it and request a replacement by explaining the situation.....

Sorry for the two-day delay in responding to your question. As far as I know, there isn't a paid app required to control or fly this drone. You can simply fly with the joystick you receives with it. If you come across a phone App that can be used to control this drone, please let me know. But if you're asking about the app for viewing video from the drone, the answer is no, there's no cost for that either....

That’s definitely not normal. It sounds like there's an issue with the battery. I recommend reaching out to the seller to request a replacement. If they don’t respond, consider leaving a review on their page to get their attention. For reference, I was able to fly mine for around 15 minutes (though I didn’t time it exactly).

@freddiespencer927 I'm glad it helped, and I really appreciate your kind words…….!

It could be due to several potential issues. Here’s a breakdown of the possible causes and how to resolve them (Please note that I have never tried to do any of the possible approaches in this drone though I have tried in very high performing drone. So some of the approach might not applicable here): 1. Motor Issue Cause: The motor responsible for spinning that particular blade might be damaged or faulty. Resolution: Check the motor: Inspect the motor for any visible damage. If the motor is burnt out or damaged, it may need to be replaced. Test the motor: Swap the motor with another one from a different arm of the drone to see if it works. If the motor doesn’t work on another arm, it’s likely the motor itself is faulty and needs replacement. 2. Propeller Issue Cause: The propeller might be loose, damaged, or not properly attached. Resolution: Check the propeller: Ensure the propeller is securely attached to the motor shaft. Tighten if necessary. Inspect for damage: Look for any cracks or warping. If the propeller is damaged, replace it with a new one. 3. ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) Problem Cause: The ESC, which controls the speed of the motor, might be malfunctioning. Resolution: Test the ESC: If you have a multimeter or a spare ESC, you can check if the ESC is delivering power to the motor. If the ESC is faulty, it will need to be replaced. 4. Wiring or Connection Issue Cause: Loose or damaged wiring might be preventing the motor from receiving power. Resolution: Inspect the wiring: Check the wires connecting the motor to the ESC and the drone’s mainboard for any signs of damage, disconnection, or loose connections. Resolder or replace: If you find any faulty connections, resolder or replace the wires as necessary. 5. Debris or Obstruction Cause: Dirt, debris, or an obstruction could be preventing the motor from spinning. Resolution: Clean the motor: Carefully inspect the motor and propeller for any debris and remove it. A small brush or compressed air can be used to clean out any dirt. Note that these cheap drone may not have high withstand power if it hit ground or obstacle which break the functionality....

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the song!

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.

You're 53... think about it.

@@taylorbrown2396 This is the same feeling I get when I saw kids play video games…😀. I’m not far from u 😀.

@@taylorbrown2396 I did, for a second or two

Be real all men are still boys at heart, toy for kids are toys for adults to, not to mention this is a great starter drone it can take damage and you can fly it indoors even as a novice. Some of the best gamers in the world are 65 year old men we never grow up and why should we.

It really is!

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....

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!

Thanks for your feedback! You make a good point about regular filter maintenance, especially considering factors like location and pet ownership. In the video, I aimed to provide a general guideline for cleaning the LIFEBREATH HRV filters. Regular maintenance every two months is definitely ideal to ensure optimal performance and air quality. It's great to hear from viewers who share tips on maintaining indoor air systems. Your input is valuable for our community here. Thanks again!

Thanks

Oh yeah… it’s much more beautiful to see with your own eyes than in any of the KZbin videos…

@@sarangamenike Yeah, I've lived in CO for a lifetime and only gotten as close as Cody🙄🙄

@@kristy9337 Wow, living in Colorado must be amazing! Cody is such a beautiful area and so close to Yellowstone. Hopefully, you get the chance to visit the park someday soon-it's truly a spectacular experience!

Yes it is….

Interesting to know why you get a mixed feeling…..

Wow…. Something is interesting to hear. Barbies motivated for dancing… 💕

Oops… By the way, this video features the full performance, but I focused on one side because my child was there. If your child was on the other side, I can probably find footage, as my friend's child was on that side. If you need a video that focuses on the other side of the performance, I can check with my friend. Please let me know.

“Thank you, I need a video of a hip-hop performance. Do you have one?

@@sarangamenike i think my kid also in the left side same with you

@@aidanlee7072performances. @@aidanlee7072e in a while..

Thanks! 😄

Appreciate…!

Seems like…

Actually I don't have exact music sheet but you can find one close to it here: www.pianosongdownload.com/Take%20Me%20Out%20to%20the%20Ball%20Game%20Sheet%20Music.pdf

That is almost impossible that this process introduce any issue that leads to stop working. Can you please elaborate the situation? May be remove it and place it again and test? Is it working now?

Is it working now?

did you figure out how to fix this? mine also is not working. I've notice that if i close the HRV all the way with the clasps , the circuit that turns it on is not being complete. however if i close the lid but don't tighten the clasps the circuit completes and my system starts working again. Wondering if anyone knows how to fix this so i can close my HRV properly again.

I'm not an expert on this, but choosing the right HRV setting depends on various factors like humidity levels based on weather conditions, your preferred comfort level, and noise exposure in living spaces. For new homes, consider running the HRV 24/7 with humidity set to 60, especially in basements where humidity tends to be higher. If noise is a concern, run the fan at high speed when you're away and at low speed when you're home, but it's advisable to keep at least a low fan speed. In older houses with finished basements, a humidity level of 70 might be comfortable (at least that is my comfortable level.), but this is subjective. One other important thing is the HRV system can help reduce radon levels in a home, but they are not specifically designed for radon mitigation. So better to run it 24hrs at your comfortable level

I missed the Mercedes - Benz one as there was a storm and my train was cancelled.... :(