
SuperRC E69 Camera Drone

Specifications
| Drone age suitability | For ages 12+ |
|---|---|
| Edition | 2.4 GHz edition |
| Operating frequency band | 2400–2485 MHz |
| Maximum radio-frequency power | 9.87 dBm |
| Drone weight | 66 g |
| Maximum takeoff mass (MTOM) | 66 g |
| Maximum flight speed | 8 m/s |
| Flight altitude | 30 m |
| Remote control equipment/software | RC FPV (equipment remote control/software) |
| Data link loss behavior | Drone lands vertically on the ground |
| Operational restrictions | Avoid strong winds or thunderstorms; fly within line of sight at night |
Quick Setup & Use
- Charge the aircraft battery: Remove the battery, connect it to a dedicated charging cable, then plug the cable into a computer USB port or other charging device. Red light turns on while charging and turns off when fully charged. Charging time is approx. 80–100 minutes.
- Install/prepare the remote:
– Screen version: Insert the USB charging cable into the charging port of the drone battery or remote control, then connect to a USB adapter port (USB adapter not included). Do not open the controller while charging. Use the original factory USB charging cable.
– No screen version: Insert 3 AAA batteries into the battery cover, following the polarity/electrode indications (batteries sold separately). - Install the phone clip (if used): Align with the top groove of the remote control and insert to complete installation.
- Battery installation & power on: Insert a fully charged battery into the aircraft battery compartment. Hold down the power switch until the aircraft lights come on.
- Pair (2.4G) and take off: Turn on the aircraft; its indicator light will flash. Turn on the remote, push the power lever to the highest position and hold for 1 second, then pull it to the lowest position. The aircraft indicator light stays lit and pairing is complete—take off now.
- Altitude calibration note: Calibrate horizontally if the aircraft deviates or rotates; place it on a horizontal surface, press the calibration button, wait about 2 seconds, and confirm the aircraft lights remain on.
Important Safety Information
- This product is a toy, a precision device that integrates mechanical, electronic, aerodynamic, high-frequency and other professional knowledge. It needs to be assembled and adjusted correctly to avoid accidents. The holder of this product must operate and control it in a safe manner. Improper operation may cause serious personal injury or property damage. We are not responsible for this, as we have no control over the assembly, use or operation process.
- This product is suitable for people aged 12 or above with experience operating models.
- The flying site must be a legally recognised remote control model flying site in the area.
- Once the product is sold, we will not be responsible for any safety issues arising from operation, use or control.
- In the event of problems with use, operation or maintenance, we entrust the dealer to provide technical support and after-sales service. Please contact your local dealer.
Safety PrecautionsRemote control model aircraft are high-risk products. When flying, you must stay away from crowds. Improper human assembly or damage to the aircraft, poor electronic control equipment, and unfamiliarity with operation may all lead to unpredictable accidents such as damage to the aircraft or personal injury. Pilots must pay attention to safety and understand their own liability for negligence.
- Stay away from obstacles and crowds. Remote-controlled aircraft have an uncertain flight speed and status during flight, and are potentially dangerous. When flying, you must stay away from crowds, high-rise buildings, high-voltage power lines, etc., and avoid flying in bad weather such as rain, wind, snow, thunder, etc., to ensure the safety of the operator, surrounding people and property.
- Stay away from damp environments The interior of the aircraft is made up of many precision electronic components and machinery, so it is necessary to prevent moisture or water from entering the body to avoid accidents caused by mechanical or electronic component failures.
- Safe operation Please operate the remote-controlled aircraft according to your own condition and flying skills. Fatigue, poor spirits or improper operation will increase the probability of accidents.
- Keep away from high-speed rotating parts When the propeller is spinning at high speed, the operator, surrounding people and objects should keep away from the rotating parts to avoid danger and damage.
- Drone weight: 66g
- Maximum Takeoff Mass (MTOM) of Drone: 66g
- Maximum flight speed of drone: 8m/s
- Drone flight altitude: 30m
- Drone remote control equipment and software: Equipment remote control/software: RC FPV
- Description of the behavior of the drone and UA when the data link is lost: When the data link is lost, the drone lands vertically on the ground.
- Operational restrictions: Avoid operating the aircraft outdoors during strong winds or thunderstorms, and fly within line of sight at night.
- This aircraft is only suitable for personnel aged 12 and above to operate. To ensure flight safety, please try to avoid airports, highways, train stations, subway stations, and densely populated areas in urban areas.
REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTION
A.Remote control version with screen
B.No screen remote control version

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING AND CHARGING THE REMOTE CONTROL AND AIRCRAFT BATTERIES
Remote control charging A.Remote control version with screen
Insert one end of the USB charging cable into the charging port of the drone battery or remote control. and then insert the other end into the USB adapter port (not included). Note: Do not open the controller while charging. Please use the USB charging cable provided by the original factory.
B.No screen remote control version

Open the battery cover and correctly insert 3 AAA batteries according to the electrode indications. (Batteries need to be purchased separately)
Recharge the aircraft battery
- Remove the aircraft battery from the aircraft fuselage;
- Connect the battery to a dedicated charging cable, and then plug the charging cable into a computer USB port or other charging device;
- The red light will tum on while charging, and will

Aircraft battery installation and start-up
Insert a fully charged battery into the aircraft’s battery compartment and hold down the power switch until the aircraft’s lights come on.
PHONE CLIP INSTALLATION
Align the phone clip with the top groove of the remote control and insert it to complete the installation.
INSTALLATION OF THE AIRCRAFT FAN BLADES
- Remove the protective frame from the body.
- Use disassembly tools to pry up the fan blades that need to be replaced.
- Align the replaced fan blades with the motor shaft (pay attention to the fan blade logo letters and install them corresponding to the motor shaft of the corresponding letter), and press them down with your hand to complete the installation.
- Reinstall the protective frame.


PREPARATION FOR TAKEOFF
4G frequency
- Turn on the power switch of the aircraft, place the aircraft on a flat surface; the indicator light of the aircraft will fash. Tumn on the power switch of the remote control, push the power lever to the highest position and hold for 1 second, then pull it to the lowest position.
- The buzzer will make a ‘ding’ sound, the indicator light of the aircraft will stay lit, and the pairing is complete. You can take off now.

One-touch take-off and landing
Note: This product determines altitude using a barometer. Due to various factors such as ambient temperature, it is normal for the altitude to change when the aircraft takes off or in the event of low voltage. (Operation is only possible after 2.4G frequency pairing is complete.) 
Calibration
When the aircraft deviates in a certain direction in the air or rotates in place, the horizontal calibration function can be used to calibrate the aircraft. Place the aircraft on a horizontal surface, press the calibration button (as shown in the left figure). the remote control emits a “beep” sound and the aircraft lights flash. Wait for about 2 seconds, and the aircraft lights will remain on, indicating that the calibration is complete.
FLIGHT CONTROL

FINE-TUNING CONTROL
- When the aircraft is spinning in the air or leaning in different directions, fine-tuning can be used to corect the movement. Press the fine-tuning button in the corresponding direction for fine-tuning.

SPEED CONTROL
- Shortly press the button to control the speed of the drone. One beep indicates slow speed, two beep sindicate medium speed, and three beeps indicate fast speed. The default speed is low.

HOVER FUNCTION
- After using the left joystick to make the drone rise, release the left joystick, and the drone will still hover at the altitude at which the joystick was released.

Emergency stop
- The aircraft will stop rotating when the tilt angle exceeds 60 degrees;
- The motor will automatically stop when the propeller is stuck.
HEADLESS MODE
Long-press the button to activate the headless mode. Once in headless mode, no matter how the drone rotates, as long as the joystick is pushed forward on the remote control, the drone will fly in the originally set forward direction.
360° ROLLOVER
The aircraft can perform a special rolling motion in mid air. First, fiy the aircraft to an altitude of about 2-3 meters (if playing indoors, please ensure a distance from the ceiling to avoid danger). Press the button on the right side of the remote control, and the remote control will make a “drip” sound. At this time, simply push the right joystick on the remote control, and the aircraft will make a rolling motion in the direction pushed by the joystick.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| After connecting the aircraft battery, the indicator light flashes continuously and operation is unresponsive. | Aircraft and remote failed to establish a successful 2.4G frequency match. | Re-pair the aircraft with the remote control 2.4G. |
| No reaction after connecting the battery. | (1) Remote control or aircraft not powered on (2) Remote control or aircraft battery low voltage (3) Poor battery terminal contact |
(1) Re-install/verify power on both the remote and aircraft. (2) Charge or replace with a new battery. (3) Confirm battery terminals are in good contact and battery is installed with correct polarity; re-install if needed. |
| Motor does not turn when the throttle rocker is pushed; aircraft indicator keeps flashing. | Low battery on aircraft. | Charge the battery or replace it with a fully charged battery. |
| Propeller keeps turning but the aircraft cannot take off. | (1) Propeller deformation (2) Insufficient battery power |
(1) Replace the propeller. (2) Charge the battery or replace with a fully charged battery. |
| Aircraft shaking violently. | Deformed propeller. | Replace the propeller. |
| Aircraft always drifts in one direction. | Gyroscope center not correct. | Perform a new level calibration or restart the machine to re-synchronise the frequency. |
| After a crash, aircraft loses balance and cannot right itself. | Gyroscope center not correct. | Perform a new level calibration or restart the machine to re-synchronise the frequency. |
Documents / Resources
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References
- youtu.be/9fSkPn0um_A?feature=sharedyoutu.be
- youtu.be/zs2JvBTrthc?feature=sharedyoutu.be
- User Manualmanual.tools
