AEE specializes in advanced action cameras, drones, and aerial photography equipment designed for enthusiasts and professionals.
AEE is a prominent technology brand known for its innovative action cameras, quadcopters, and drone systems. With a strong focus on aerial photography and outdoor videography, AEE products like the Toruk and Condor Fisherman drones deliver high-quality, stable performance for users ranging from hobbyists to professionals.
Their lineup also features rugged sports cameras designed to capture crystal-clear video and high-resolution photos in extreme environments. Explore our comprehensive collection of AEE user manuals, setting out quick start instructions, calibration steps, and troubleshooting tips to help you get the most out of your devices and fly safely.
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Press the Battery Level Check button on the transmitter or the battery itself. The LCD display will indicate the current battery level. Fully charge the battery if it displays less than two bars.
First, ensure the remote is set to GPS mode. Lift the drone horizontally and rotate yourself counter-clockwise just over 360 degrees until the tail lights change. Then, point the drone vertically downward and rotate again until the lights turn solid green.
Typically, a red light indicates power on. A solid blue light means it is searching for a GPS signal, while a solid green light indicates a strong GPS connection has been established.
You can reach the AEE Customer Support Team by calling +1-877-414-7993 or sending an email to usatechsupport@aee.com.