Protocol Kaptur GPS II Wi-Fi Drone with HD Camera

flying good .....? but cant use camera cuz no app

OK, I know you've seen these other reviews that basically say this drone is a waste of money. It's also a waste of money to buy a car for someone who can't see. This is a drone for the tec savy. A product that is very complex to set up, but not to fly. The set up is for your safety as well as to keep from losing the drone. The features that are offered are of the finest quality. Features that until today, would only be on the $1000 drones of yesterday. You don't have to pay that kind of money for the same kind of performance. You do have to be able to read the instructions, have a brain big enough to remember at least (10) orders of operation needed to get this guy in the air, and a space open enough to be able to lock onto the satellites needed for safe and stable flight. The gps system is how the return to home feature works, as well as the return to home for the low battery. The gps puts the boundary around the drone to keep it in range at all times, and also to keep it from flying away in situations that may occur due to outside influence like radio signal loss due to other nearby devices, high winds, etc. Also.... this is the most important thing..........FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LETTER! The start up procedure is important to get exactly right. From binding the drone to the controller, to receiving the satellite signals. If you do this in a park with lots of metal, or a parking lot with lots of cars, the metal will interfere with the satellite triangulation. The drone will still fly, but if not linked exactly like the instructions say, you will have no satellite signal, which will mean no return to home feature, and no containment barrier to keep the drone from being lost from pilot error or loss of signal. You will have to rely on your flying skills alone. I am an expert pilot when it comes to these drones, but I wouldn't fly mine without the gps system up and running. Also beware of strong winds. These Kaptur drones are light so they don't need to be registered, but you pay for that by not flying in strong winds. A 5 mph wind is strong enough to push your drone out of range and out of sight. So maintain constant weather updates. If you follow these simple instructions, you will most certainly enjoy your GPS 2 Kaptur drone as much as I do....... its a complex but quality product that will give you many, many enjoyable flights. THANKS PROTOCOL, you guys ROCK!