FeaturesHD video recording & streamingMax. speed: 8 metres per secondMax. flight time: 13Suitable for indoor and outdoor useMaximum flying height: 10 metres.The DJI Ryze Tello Drone is an impressive little drone for kids and adults alike. Fun to fly and helps users to learn about drones with coding education. Experience the world from exciting new perspectives in the park, office or at home with a flying distance of up to 100m. Two antennas makes video transmission stable and the high-capacity battery offers impressively long flight times. The Tello drone requires a USB Cable to Charge.Auto Takeoff/Landing: Lift off or land with a single tap.Throw & Go: Start Flying by simply tossing Tello into the air.Performs: 8D Flips: Slide on screen to perform cool aerial stunts. Bounce mode: Tello flies up and down from your hand automatically.WARNING(S):Not suitable for children under 3 years old.Only for domestic use.IMPORTANT NOTE - From 30th November 2019, UK drone users have to register their drone and complete an online drone safety education and test, or risk a £1,000 fine. Registration is mandatory for drone owners and operators in the UK with drones weighing over 250g. Registration costs just £9 and can be completed online at register-drones.caa.co.ukThe new legislation only applies to drones being flown outside. Model fliers belonging to a recognised association will be added to the register in the new year in conjunction with their association.If you have any questions please email the Civil Aviation Authority at drone.registration@caa.co.uk or telephone 0330 022 9930 Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.gov.uk Safety and Legalities Statements:Essentially your responsibilities are:• To know how to fly your drone safely, and do so within the law• To understand that the operator is legally responsible for every flight• To keep your drone in sight at all times – stay below 400ft• Not to fly your drone over a congested area, never fly within 50 metres of a person, vehicle or building not under your control• Ensure any images you obtain using the drone do not break privacy laws• Avoiding collisions – you should never fly a drone near an airport or close to aircraft. It is a criminal offence to endanger the safety of an aircraft in flight10 things you need to know about flying drones:1. Drones can and do present a very real hazard to manned aircraft – pilots (including military pilots) have reported over 50 near misses with drones last year alone2. Drones (including model aircraft) are subject to the law through the Air Navigation Order3. It is your responsibility to fly safely and within the law – if you don’t (and individuals have been) you could be prosecuted.4. Never fly a drone near an airport/airfield or close to aircraft. It is a criminal offence to endanger the safety of aircraft in flight5. Keep your drone in sight and below 400ft6. Do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control7. If you wish to use a drone for commercial purposes (get paid) then you need to have permission from the CAA8. Ensure any images obtained do not break privacy laws9. If your unit wishes to buy a commercially available drone for Defence activities (photographs, multimedia, and surveys at height) it becomes regulated by the MAA and you must follow their rules10. Finally, Follow the Drone Code, have fun and fly safely.