Holy Stone Drone Data Recovery
Recovery of personal and hobby footage from Holy Stone aircraft cards or companion-app copies, depending on how that model records.
62
models listed for evaluation
Recovery brief
Recovery brief
- Where data may reside
- Aircraft cards on GPS and stabilized-camera models; phone and app copies according to the installed recording configuration.
- What customers typically need
- Personal and hobby footage and photos, FPV clips saved through the companion app, and recordings from discontinued camera variants.
- The Holy Stone constraint
- Holy Stone models do not share a single storage arrangement, and some mini aircraft have no established recording capability.
Media path
Where the data can live
Where a Holy Stone recording can sit. Originals may be on a card or on the associated phone.
Aircraft card
GPS and stabilized-camera models
Phone & app copies
According to the installed recording configuration
Separately identified source
Mini aircraft with no established recording
Before you send
What to submit
- The aircraft card, if the model uses one
- The phone used with the companion app
- The aircraft, powered off
- The model name and a short note of what happened
Directory
Supported systems
Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
62 models in 3 groups
GPS and stabilized-camera models
21
Confirm the exact model and whether originals are on a card or associated phone; do not assume the same storage architecture across HS families.
All systems in this group:
Camera/FPV and legacy variants
29
Cards and phone/app copies are evaluated according to the installed recording configuration.
All systems in this group:
Other documented mini aircraft — recording source required
12
Identification coverage only where no recording capability has been established. We can evaluate associated saved recordings when supplied; no onboard media is presumed.
All systems in this group: identify recording source during review. A separate recorded source must be identified.
Process
How the case is handled
- 01
Identify where the requested data was recorded.
- 02
Inspect the media or device that holds it.
- 03
Report what data is recoverable.
- 04
Recovery proceeds only with your approval.
Questions
- Is my Holy Stone footage on a card or my phone?
- It depends on the model. GPS and stabilized-camera models use an aircraft card, while other configurations save to the phone through the app.
- Can footage be recovered from a mini Holy Stone drone?
- Some mini aircraft have no established recording capability. A recorded source must be identified before evaluation.
- What if the drone crashed or got wet?
- Keep it powered off and send the aircraft with its card; the card may still be evaluated.
Catalog checked against manufacturer documentation. Current and discontinued models located in manufacturer product/support documentation; bundles and cosmetic editions are grouped under the underlying aircraft. Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
Excluded or unverified: Older regional model identifiers absent from retained official catalogs may remain unlisted. Capacity, voltage, propeller and color variations are not separate aircraft unless recording hardware differs. HS120D 3.7V/7.4V and HS165 2K variants are identified at intake..
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