Yes i can do that and i connect, see the love camera etc.
I have read that you dont need a wifi, fir example if you in the middle of the ocena or desert and you can still operate the drone, this is what I am unclear on. Sorry to seem ‘thick’
You fly the drone by an app on your phone (unless it has an RC controller with joysticks, I’m not familiar with the particular model), which uses as wifi connection. But it’s not the phone wifi (though you need that too download the app), it is wifi generated aboard the drone as a moveable local network that connects to the drone for controle purposes.
Confusing and unintuitive if (like me) you’re not especially techy, and you are used to wifi coming from a source at home or in a cafe &c, and covering all your online needs. This is from the drone and is different, but uses the same technology.
You can control your drone from it’s remote controller with the buttons and joysticks, or, if there’s a camera, via the app on a smartphone with touchscreen buttons and joysticks. Probably best to not worry too much about it at first, just fly the drone and get used to what you can do with it. Use an open space away from people so that there is room for mistakes, and don’t go far!
Does your drone have GPS? This will enable RTH if you need it (automatic return to home). There will be a place on the phone display showing the number of satellites ‘visible’ and locked in. If you don’t have this, extra care will be needed as if the signal between the drone and the controller is lost, there is a risk of a ‘flyaway’; recovery from these is rare and the drone will have crashed; it simply carries on on it’s last heading until it hits something or the battery runs out. I lost my first drone this way and it stopped responding to the controller only 80m away in clear space. The video connection is good for miles, but not the control connection.
RTH usually needs the drone to be stood-off 20m or so from the home point to work, and has a pre-set height the the drone will go to when it is triggered. This is so as to be able to clear any obstacles it might encounter in it’s straight-line path home, and you will be able to re-set this height in the settings part of the app.
Look around the flying site, guess what the tallest obstacle is (tree, post, cables, building), add 10m/15’, and set that as the RTH height. Or set it to 100m/330’ and forget it, and go into a panic when you press RTH and the srone shoots off into the stratosphere before coming home…