Radio protocol compatibility must be explicit
Identify transmitter, receiver manufacturer, protocol, firmware, antenna and permitted regional setup. Similar model names cannot substitute for a label photograph and pairing record.
Price:
5871$
Model:
X4-10 control-system identity
Wheelbase:
Archived: 10-inch X4-10
Flight Control:
S7mini body entry — verify board and firmware
Empty Weight:
Conflict: 20m/s vs 30m/s
Power Battery:
Conflict: 6S 8000mAh vs 4S 5100mAh
Wingspan(without propellers):
Archived: 31 × 38 cm
Folded Size(without propellers):
Archived transport reference: 46 × 12 cm
Empty Weight:
Archived: 2.65kg — verify build
Satellite Navigation System:
Receiver brand and GNSS hardware require identification
Endurance Time:
Thirty-minute archive entry — test required
Maximum Horizontal Speed:
Conflict: 20m/s vs 30m/s
Image Transmission:
Video system must be named
Electronic Speed Controller:
Archived: 65A four-in-one ESC
The S7mini title combines controller identity with broad racing performance language. Keep those claims on hold until the photographed airframe, controller revision, power system, firmware and dated test belong to one build. A preserved archived lead image is attached to article 2432, but the pics gallery contains no retained entries. The displayed same-article source image is provenance only and remains outside accepted component identity until labels are checked. Its body names an S7mini controller, FRSky FS-A8S receiver, 65A four-in-one ESC and 6S 8000mAh battery, while older fields say INAV or Betaflight and 4S 5100mAh. Related source pages call FS-A8S a FlySky product, so the receiver brand spelling also needs verification. Speed appears as both 20m/s and 30m/s. A racing handover must begin with component labels and a saved controller baseline.
| Item | Archive conflict | Handover requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Controller | S7mini body; INAV/Betaflight old field | Board label, firmware and settings backup |
| Receiver | FRSky FS-A8S here; FlySky elsewhere | Manufacturer label, model and protocol |
| Battery | 6S 8000mAh body; 4S 5100mAh field | Approved pack, connector and propulsion match |
| Speed | 20m/s row; 30m/s prose | Controlled configured-aircraft result |

Identify transmitter, receiver manufacturer, protocol, firmware, antenna and permitted regional setup. Similar model names cannot substitute for a label photograph and pairing record.
Store target, firmware version, modes, mappings, rates, failsafe and a clean backup. Material changes to receiver, battery, propeller or camera should trigger a new controlled check.
Ask for component labels and a clean controller backup before accepting this racing build.
Separate the controller name from broad high-performance racing claims.

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