I'm going to make a short video of the Simrex Dron X300C and how to get it flying because I struggled a little bit but the box is nice and small. This is a compact drone. First one I've ever had. I had my grain kids get it for me for Christmas. You can scan this and apparently get a free one year warranty. Then in the box this is your charger cable that can go into the computer or what I did as I used a phone charger and plugged it into the wall. Some extra propellers. The drone itself. Where the battery goes there was a little rubber tab that was sticking up here. I think it was just to prevent it from going all the way in and shipment. But you just removed that little tab. Then you kind of push down and there's a little clip. That's a clip right there. You kind of push that down with your thumb and the battery slips out. All it goes in one way that highly recommend that you use the guards for the propellers especially in the beginning. Otherwise you'll break them off and they just simply slide on. They don't click in place. I'm not sure you have those in place. You're all set. There is a little antenna wire. You can see there it is. I just kind of straighten that out a little bit. Then the controller is underneath all of this. This is what got tricky for me. Before I go any further you do have to charge both units. They're both rechargeable with the same cord. I don't know an hour or so to charge. There's the charging port for the controller. You can also hook up your phone to this. However this kind of clips up and then this slides. However for my iPhone I don't trust it to stay in place because it doesn't really click. I do have a cover online. What I'm going to do is maybe put rubber bands around here at an angle so that I know that it'll stay in place. I'll do a subsequent video once I get to that point. Right now let's just fly the drone. Because you can't take video and still pictures with it. So I'm just going to do a flying lesson. So the first step is you turn on the drone. There's a little button right here. Push and hold it until the lights LED lights come on. Let me see they're flashing now. Then you turn on your controller and there's a little switch right back here. Same side as the charging port. Do a little beep. The first time you push this down down arrow and somehow that's gets everything coordinated. Things you'll need are these little pads and they slide. Like I'm sliding my thumb up down left right. Same thing on this side. These other arrows on the outside control other functions. But for basic flight you just use the inside ones. This one will give elevation or it'll bring it down and then left right pivots the the craft this way. On this side this will give you up is forward so it's going to tilt it forward and fly back and then tilt and fly left right. But it's going to bank turn. To initially get the propellers going you push this up arrow and it's going to stay stationary on the ground. So let me move it to the floor. Actually you have an emergency stop here but you're only supposed to use a firm emergency because it'll drop like a rock. Push that now shuts it off. So again to start I'm pushing that up arrow. Then I'm going to slide this thumb up and that's what we'll give us some height. Now it's going to freeze right there. That's just about a foot off the ground. Now if it drips which will probably be the first time to change make it stable. It's the arrows not the pad. So if you want it to go more to the left you'll tap that arrow and each time you tap it you'll see it'll start drifting over now. Well I don't want it to do that. I want to get a level so I'm going to do the right arrow left and now I'm going to do the four-row arrow and see it's pretty stable right like that. Okay now I'm going to fly so I want to go higher again push this upwards. So I'm pushing up and once you let it go then it'll hover at that height. So on the right hand side I'm going to so what I did is I slipped my thumb to the right and bring it backwards. Again that's sliding my thumb down. On this side this is what giblets it. That's right left right back to me a little bit. So again I'm going to slide my thumb to the right and it turns. So now forward is towards me. Back is still back. No if that makes sense but I'm pivoting the ship. I'm pivoting the drone I should say. So if I want more elevation again I just push this thumb up wherever you stop pushing is the elevation you'll get. Now you can do tricks and things but that I'm not covering in this video. This is just initially get it flying. Reason you want those bumpers on there let me see if I can kick it over to this box and bump it. So if I was flying and I bump that take no problem. Didn't turn anything up. So I think it says you can get about 10 minutes of flying time. I've been mostly trying to keep it so that the front is like I'm looking out at it. I will make one with the camera but I just wanted to give some instructions because I struggled a little bit with these buttons and getting it set up. It will fly outside. I have to get outside just a little bit but I want to get more practice before I really go on an adventure like that. It does have a return function so outdoors because it's so small say you get 50-60 feet away I could see losing it in your site path and you can push a button and it will return to where it launched from. I have not tried that yet though. Landing push the down button and if you hold the down button down once you're on the ground it stops. And again that's the left hand side sliding this down. To restart you push the up button which is not part of that pad that starts with the propellers and then you'll just slide this up for elevation. Again right it's just right on right is on this side you just slide it that way or left you'll slide your thumb that way. Forward is up. Back is just pulling the thumb forward. Again to pivot it's this button, the pivoting, left, pivoting right, elevation and landing is down. Hope that helps. I'm enjoying it and I'll do a follow-up lesson with some of the other functions. Again it does have the camera. You have a view from the drone itself out and down on the screen of your