HEXplorer LR4 Analog is the six-rotor model covered by this page. 850mW remains part of its original catalogue title, not a verified specification of the supplied unit. Flywoo's material names HM850 in one section and HM600 in another. Neither photograph below exposes a readable transmitter-board label, so the fitted VTX revision remains unconfirmed.
The HEXplorer layout, with and without a recording camera
Six motor positions around an open centre
The name matters here: HEXplorer is the six-rotor platform, not the four-rotor Explorer LR4. In the bare view, the motor positions sit around the central electronics, with slender outer members linking the frame. The result is a visibly different layout even though the two product names are easy to confuse.
This photograph is the clearest of the two for seeing the frame itself. It shows the propellers installed and leaves much of the central stack visible. The separate antenna and rear module are also easier to distinguish before a battery or recording camera covers the upper area.
The FPV image is not the recording-camera image
The equipped photograph adds an action camera at the front of the upper deck. That recording device has a different job from the aircraft’s FPV camera. Flywoo names a Caddx Ant for the documented analog configuration; the photograph is useful for seeing the arrangement, not for reading or verifying that installed camera model.
Choosing this analog model therefore does not, by itself, specify the quality or recording format of an added action camera. Likewise, a recording camera in a product photograph does not identify the goggles or receiver supplied with the aircraft. Keep those choices separate when matching this model to equipment already owned.
Read the component list as a documented configuration
The manufacturer's listing describes a 4-inch, 4S platform built around the GOKU F411 Hex Nano stack and NIN 1404 V2 motors. These names are useful for distinguishing the documented HEXplorer configuration from another Flywoo aircraft. They are listing references, not part numbers independently read from the photographs.
The two pictures also show different levels of assembly: one has propellers and no separate recording camera; the other has a battery and action camera but no propellers. Neither establishes the contents of a delivery. A supplied-kit description should identify those items separately, including the radio receiver, instead of treating everything pictured as included.
Existing video references
These embeds belonged to the original product page and have been kept intact. Neither is treated as a packing-list record or proof of the HM850/HM600 transmitter revision.
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