User Manual

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CONTENT

XAircraft MiniX Overview............................................................................................................... 2

Products Specification............................................................................................................ 2

MiniX Construction.......................................................................................................... 2

MiniX Features................................................................................................................... 3

MiniX Interface.......................................................................................................................... 5

MiniX Flight Mode.................................................................................................................... 6

LED Indication............................................................................................................................ 6

MiniX Quick Guide ................................................................................................................... 7

Notes for Use............................................................................................................................. 7

Installation........................................................................................................................................... 8

Install MiniX Modules ............................................................................................................. 8

Connection to Receiver.......................................................................................................... 9

Connect to Receiver........................................................................................................ 9

Power Supply ............................................................................................................................. 9

MiniX Connect with Computer .................................................................................................... 9

Copter Types MiniX Supports.....................................................................................................10

Calibration Mode............................................................................................................................12

Compass Calibration .............................................................................................................12

RC Neutral Point Calibration ..............................................................................................14

RC Reverse Calibration .........................................................................................................14

Motor Start / Stop..................................................................................................................15

Auto Take-off............................................................................................................................15

Height Hold..............................................................................................................................15

Attitude Gain............................................................................................................................16

Safe Mode.................................................................................................................................17

Manually Activate Safe Mode....................................................................................18

Fail-safe Setting ..............................................................................................................18

About Home Position ...................................................................................................19

Get Back the Control.....................................................................................................19

MiniX OSD Module ........................................................................................................................20

Firmware Upgrade and Configuration Software Update..................................................22

Flight Controller Information and Language........................................................................23

XAircraft MiniX After-sale Service.............................................................................................24
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DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY

1. Using XAircraft products within the limits permitted by local laws and regulations. XAircraft is not responsible 

for any illegal activities.

2. The MiniX is an aeromodelling product only. Please strictly follow the aeromodelling safe instruction rules;

XAircraft are not responsible for the use and operation of the aircraft.

3. Model aircraft are not toys! Fly under professional guidance and strictly follow instruction rules in this 

document. XAircraft is not responsible for consequences caused by improper installation, incorrect setting or 

operation.

.Security Notes

1. Familiarize yourself with flying environment and any obstacles. Identify any potential hazards such as power 

lines, cars, people, etc.

2. Do not fly the aircraft when fatigued, drunk or your mental state has been compromised which may cause an 

accident.

3. Stay away from wet areas. Do not fly in the rain or wet environments which can cause device failure and 

probably lead to danger. Do not fly at night or in windy conditions.

4. Stay away from any fire resulting in damage of the electronic parts or others such as the flight battery.

5. Do not fly alone during your preliminary flights. If you need help, please enlist the aid of an experienced pilot 

before flying for the first time.

6. Prepare rescue tools such as cell phones or other communication devices should you need to call for help.

7. Please fly under the safe take-off weight, do not overload the aircraft otherwise will lead to danger.

8. Ensure all the equipment operates correctly before flight and that there is no transmitter interference or 

conflicts.

9. Do not touch any moving or powered parts. Do not try to catch the copter which has rotating motors or 

blades for example. Keep loose clothing away from moving parts as they may get caught and could cause 

physical harm.

10. Always throttle down to minimum before flying.

11. Remove the propellers when testing the remote device or motors operation. Attach the propellers after you 

have tested that everything is working good to prevent an accident.

12. Assemble the aircraft with accessories XAircraft provides. XAircraft is not responsible for any consequence 

resulted from assembly with other accessories or modifications.
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XAircraft MiniX Overview

XAircraft MiniX is designed for multicopter, support 2 to 8 rotors.

Products Specification

MiniX Construction

Flight Controller System

The Flight Controller is the core of the system and is 

connected to GPS/compass and RC receiver for flight. It 

also has the black box flight data recording function which 

maintains the flight records for 40 minutes allowing users 

to view and share flight records.

GPS Module

GPS is used to identify the location of the aircraft and it’s 

heading via the compass.

OSD Module

The On Screen Display module is an accessory. 

It superimposes flight data over your video image for the 

pilot*. Aircraft attitude, flight mode, satellite number, 

height, speed, and voltage alarm information is provided in 

real time.

*Other equipment required for viewing
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XLINK GROUND STATION

Includes XLINK AIR and XLINK GROUND modules. 

XLINK AIR is connected to the FC on the aircraft with XLINK

GROUND connected to a computer, mobile phone or 

tablet to allow route planning by ground station.

MiniX Features 

1) Three flight modes supported: Manual ,ATT and GPS

2) ATT and GPS mode offers a high accuracy altitude hold.

3) More security options are available. For example the onboard failsafe can be preset for 

GO-home, auto landing/hover and can auto land at low voltage.

4) Built-in green configuration software for PC, no need to download any drivers or additional 

software.

5) Digital ground station communication and control modules allow Android Tablet App 

operation and flight data.

6) Built-in Black box flight recorder module extension and firmware upgrade support

7) Intelligent low voltage protection

MiniX Technical Parameters: 

Performance Description

Output characteristics 333Hz ESC control frequency defaulted standard ESC

UltraPWM output configurable

100HzServo control frequency 

Hover precision Vertical: ±1.0m

Horinzontal:±2.0m

Anti-wind capacity <8m/s (17.9mph / 28.8km/h)

MaximumRudder 

angular velocity 

200°/s

Maximum tilt angle 35°

Maximum lifting speed ±5m/s
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Working environment -10°C ~ 55°C

Radio 

Configuration software Windows system ONLY

Super Anti-Magnetic interference 

Bulit-in Black box support

Configurable UVP support

SBUS or PPMreceiver(normal types requires SBUS switch module)support

Module Parameters: 

Product Voltage Weight Dimension

FC

Input Voltage : 7V~50.4 V

(2S~12S)

Output Voltage:5.8V,≤3A

21.6g

L:45.4mm

W:30.15mm

H:17.43mm

GPS 4.8V ~ 6.0V 17.5g

Diameter:50.6mm

H:16.2mm

OSD 4.8V ~ 6.0V 4.3g

L:32.7mm

W:18.8mm

H:9.3mm
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MiniX Interface

PORT Function

BAT Power,Li-Po battery(2S~12S, 7V~55V)

S.BUS Receiver

OUT(1,5) M1/M5 ESC(Black/white cable to M1,Red/Orange cable toM5)

OUT(2,6) M2/M6 ESC(Black/white cable to M2,Red/Orange cable toM6)

OUT(3,7) M3/M7 ESC(Black/white cable to M3,Red/Orange cable toM7)

OUT(4,8) M4/M8 ESC(Black/white cable to M4,Red/Orange cable toM8)

PORT Extension Module

PORT Extension Module

S.BUS/PPM CHANNEL SETTING

Channel Description

CH1 AILE / Roll

CH2 ELEV / Pitch

CH3 THROTTLE

CH4 RUDD / Yaw

CH5 Flight Mode

CH6 Safe Mode

CH7 Attitude
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MiniX Flight Mode

Flight Mode Performance IO Explanation

Manual Mode

No Auto-Horizontal ability, no height hold 

function

M

Not recommended 

for beginners.

Attitude Mode

Auto-stabilize after sticks released. Height held 

at throttle center. Pilot commands multirotors 

position.

GPS Mode

GPS signal is available with five satellites or 

more, auto-stabilize after sticks released and 

enters GPS position hold.Height hold at throttle 

center.

When M input 

unconnected, 

MINIX is in GPS 

ATT Mode by

Default.

Note, If GPS Module is disconnected, 

GPS signal lost or weak, or the compass 

receives interference, ATT mode is entered 

automatically

Safe Mode Autopilot Mode in emergencies, Return to 

Home (Tail in) and auto landing by default.

S

LED Indication

Red LED flashing means do NOT fly. Red flashing in the air when RTH not commanded: the pilot 

should land immediately and check the multi rotor.

Flight Status LED 

Flight Mode

Manual Mode Blue flashing

Attitude Mode Green flashing

GPS Mode(Good Signal) Green-Green flashing

GPS Mode(No Signal/Signal is weak) Green-Red flashing

Safe Mode Red-red flashing

Calibration

Enter Calibration Mode Purple flashing

Calibration Completed Solid Green
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Firmware 

Upgrade

Upgrading Green flashing

Error Status

System initialization or Self-check has failed(System can be 

initialized in 10mins, it may take a little more in code 

weather

Solid Red

System error: module communication failure or RC signal

incorrect. Strong interference of magnetic happens in GPS 

Mode.

Red flashing

Weak signal or interference of Compass in GPS Mode. Yellow flashing

MiniX Quick Guide

XAircraft MiniX is an easy-to-use product. User can start to fly after few setups.

1. Install every module according to manual, and then connect the ESC. See: Copter Types MiniX

Supports. Notice: do not install the blades in order to personal safety during the setting

process.

2. Connect to configuration software (MiniX Connect with Computer) and choose correct copter 

types and ESC. If you use UltraPWM ESC, please DO select corresponding option. Wrong ESC 

setting can lead to danger! See: Copter Types MiniX Supports.

3. RC Calibration: Compass Calibration completed when re-power on.

Notes for Use

 Do not use GPS ATT Mode and Return to Home function in the areas which suffer from 

magnetic interference, for example, between buildings or indoor .

 If calibration keeps failing check if there is strong magnetic source interfering GPS module

 If you fly in a new place should re-calibrate the GPS Compass Module.

4. RC Neutral Point Calibration, RC Reverse Calibration.

5. Compass Calibration.

6. Double check whether the wiring of ESC and motor is OK. After motor rotation is confirmed 

right, install the blades then fly.

7. During the flight, you can use gain knob (G channel) to adjust the aircraft’s auto-leveling

performance. Please see the detail: Attitude Gain.
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Notes for Use

Due to geographical limit and magnet influence on GPS module, please note: 

1. Do not use GPS ATT Mode and Return to Home function in the areas which suffer from 

magnetic interference, for example, between buildings or indoor.

2. Do not use GPS ATT Mode and Return to Home function in polar region.

3. GPS module should avoid high voltage lines, and keep cables tidy around GPS. 

4. When calibrating the compass, you do not have any electronic or magnetic objects such as 

cell phones.

Installation

Install MiniX Modules

Connect Flight Controller, GPS Module, OSD Module as diagram shows.
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Flight Controller installation notice: 

1. Should be installed in cg position on copter.

2. Should pay attention to install direction, the triangle points to the head of copter.

GPS module installation notice:

1. Horizontal install, higher than other electronic equipment.

2. Should pay attention to install direction, the triangle points to the head of copter.

3. Close to Flight Controller.

4. Far away from motor and other electric equipment.

Connection to Receiver 

Connect to Receiver

Power Supply 

MiniX use JST-3Pin signal (Futaba) power wire, one end connected to lipo battery and the other 

connected to BAT port on FC.

MiniX Connect with Computer

1. MiniX power on. (USB of computer does not supply power to MiniX)

2. After Flight Controller connected with computer, your windows shows a disk named“MiniX”

in “My computer“

*Battery Range:2S~6S
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When you see this removable device, it means MiniX is connected to the Computer.

1. Configuration software of MiniX is green software. Just need to run the MiniX.exe file to open 

it.

Warning: Do not change any file in in the MiniX directory.

Copter Types MiniX Supports

Firmware Copter type

Standard

Quad copter ((X and + Style)

Quad copter (X and + Style)

Hexacopter (X, + and Y6 Style)

Quad copter (X and + Style)

Hexacopter (X, + and Y6 Style)

Octacopter (X, + and X8 Style)
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Supports all kinds of copter types, and custom types.

According to copter and ESC you are using; choose correct Frame and ESC type.

 UltraPWM ESC: for original XAircraft UltraPWM ESC, for X450, X450 Pro, X650 and X650 Value.

Notice: in the following diagram, the arrow direction means to rotation direction of motor 

and blade. When you install propeller, please make sure its direction downward.

Quadcopter(X and + Style)

 
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Hexacopter(X, + and Y6)

Notice: The outer-race motors are top-motors M1, M3 and M5 of Y6 copter; inter-race are

bottom-motors M2, M4 and M6.

Octacopter(X, + and X8)

Notice: The outer-race motors are top-motors M1, M2 M3 and M4 of X8 copter; inter-race are 

bottom-motors M5, M6, M7 and M8.

Calibration Mode

Compass Calibration

 Please make sure GPS wiring and all the channels set up properly in your RC transmitter.

 Cancel all trims on radio before calibration and throttle stick down.

 Rapidly flick the Flight Mode Switch(Channel 5) until purple flashing on LED

 Zero throttle then rapidly altering Mode Switch, LED solid green to enter Compass 

Calibration.

 Horizontally rotate the aircraft, LED blue slow flashing indicates horizontal calibration 

completed. Show as below:
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Copter stays horizontal Revolving slowly until slow green LED flashing 

 Then vertically rotate until solid green, show as below:

Copter side up Rotate slowly until LED solid on

 Compass Calibration completed when re-power on.

Notes for Use

 Do not use GPS ATT Mode and Return to Home function in the areas which suffer from 

magnetic interference, for example, between buildings or indoor .

 If calibration keeps failing check if there is strong magnetic source interfering GPS module

 If you fly in a new place should re-calibrate the GPS Compass Module.
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RC Neutral Point Calibration

 Cancel all trims on radio before calibration.

 Rapidly flick the Flight Mode Switch until LED is flashing Purple.

 Throttle up to neutral point, Led green-green flashing, show as below

 Release stick as shown and rapidly flick the Flight Mode Switch until solid green from LED.

 RC Neutral Point Calibration completed when re-power on

RC Reverse Calibration

 Cancel all trims on radio before calibration

 Rapidly flick the Flight Mode Switch until LED is flashing Purple.

 Both sticks to top-right corner as shown below,LED green-green-green flashing

 Rapidly flick the Flight Mode Switch until solid green from LED

 RC Reverse Calibration completed when re-power on
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Motor Start / Stop

Follow diagram as below: Push sticks both toe-in or toe-out to start motors, then motors are

running slowly. If the motors do not start after the operation, please check wiring of receiver and 

reverse setting of radio.

Motor will stop under conditions below:

1) After motors started, if there is no pushing throttle in 3 seconds, another 

down-inside/down-outside operation can stop the motors immediately.

2) When copter already landed and throttle down to lowest, motors stop immediately.

3) When copter still in the air and throttle down to lowest, motors will stop in 3 seconds.

Notice: After motors stopped in the air, you can push throttle to restart the motors in 3 seconds. 

The conditions motor cannot be started:

1) LED shows red or flashes red.

2) LED shows yellow with the weak interference of magnet in GPS Mode.

3) Not connect with receiver in a right way or not calibrate RC reverse correctly. 

Auto Take-off

Push throttle to neutral point immediately after motors started, MiniX will auto take -off and hang 

about on 1.5 meters high. The height hold precision is affected near the ground; some types of 

small copter can get rid of the ground effect about 1 meter high.

Height Hold

Notice: 

1. In manual mode, Height Hold function is unavailable. 

2. In other flight modes Height Hold function is always on.

Keep Height when throttle at Lifting when throttle higher Falling when throttle lower 
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neutral point than neutral point than neutral point

During a fast cruise flight, copter height variance is normal due to the varying pressure.

Attitude Gain

When copter payloads or power changed, or using different frames, you will need to adjust 

attitude Gain to profit stable flight.

Attitude Gain is divided into two parts, Basic Gain and RC Gain:

1. Basic Gain: needs to be set in software. A knob (RC Gain Input) adjusts the attitude gain 

based on this basic gain.

2. RC Gain: If G input on IO module is connected, you can use a knob on radio to adjust roll and 

pitch attitude gain. You can adjust 50%~ 200% gains on the basic gain. If it’s still not enough 

tuned when the knob is at max./min. position, then go to adjust Basic Gain on software.

Gain adjusts tips: 

1. For first use MiniX, we recommend to use default basic gain, and center the knob on radio if G 

input is connected.

2. If auto-leveling is weak, turn up the attitude gain.

3. If copter jitters in hovering flight or auto-leveling, need to turn down attitude gain.

4. We recommend setting gain as higher as possible if the copter does not jitter.

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The Gain value from RC is saved after landing. Thus, if you disconnect the Gain input, MiniX will 

continue use the last RC Gain to control the copter.

Under Voltage Protection (UVP)

Please select UVP protection in configuration software

MiniX can detect the capacity of Li-po battery digitally when your battery is in good condition.

1. When voltage drops below3.6V the LED flashes Red-Red-Red. This is your low voltage 

warning. 

2. If lower than 3.5V for 5 seconds the LED changes to fast flashing Red with the aircraft 

descending slowly. Add more throttle to maintain altitude until you can land safely.

Safe Mode

MiniX will start autopilot when Safe Mode is activated. The Safe Mode is activated under 

conditions below:

1. Manual turn on Safe Mode on radio when you lost the attitude of the copter. For example,

the copter is far away and you are not clear to judge the attitude.

2. The receiver enters fail-safe mode or RC signal exception triggers safe mode unusually

when RC signal lost : like over RC distance and RC signal failure.

MiniX support 4 types of autopilot for Safe Mode:
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1. Return to home and landing(tail in): copter turns its tail towards home (H) and then lifts up 

to 15m height (relative home point H), then returns to home and land.

2. Return to home and landing (nose in): copter turns its head towards home (H) and then lifts 

up to 15m height (relative home point H), then returns to home and land. This option is

suitable for FPV.

3. Hovering: Copter will hold its position and wait for your control.

4. Landing: Copter will auto-land when the Safe Mode is activated.

Manually Activate Safe Mode

Turn on Safe Mode through the Safe Mode switch on radio, and then LED shows Safe Mode.

If LED does not indicate Safe Mode, please check remote control settings and the wiring of 

receiver.

Fail-safe Setting

Set Fail-safe on radio to make the receiver outputs “safe mode on” signal for Flight Controller 

when RC signal is lost.

Check: After setting fail-safe, should power on MiniX and turn off the transmitter, then the LED 

shows Safe Mode. If LED does not indicate Safe Mode, please check radio settings again.
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About Home Position

1. If GPS has good signals before take-off, the home position is the place where motors started.

2. If GPS no signals before take-off, the home position is the place where GPS gets enough 

satellites to work.

Get Back the Control

 If the RC Signal is normal, turn off the Safe Mode by switch, you will get back the control of 

flying immediately.

 RC signals is back to normal, if throttle is not at lowest level and the Safe Mode switch is OFF, 

you will get back the control of flying.

Notice: If GPS lost signals during returning to home, MiniX will auto land immediately.
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MiniX OSD Module

 System: choose corresponding video system according to your camera equipment.

 Attitude Line Style

 FPV Style: For the first-person view, the horizon on the screen refers to the real horizon.

 Gimbal Style: The horizon on the screen reflects the attitude angle of aircraft.

 Low Battery Alarm: When the battery voltage is lower than configured voltage, OSD raises

the alarm. Besides preset voltage, you can enter a number directly(please use English period), 

the following picture shows 15.1V:
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OSD Diagram on Screen

1. Number of Satellite: The number of satellite that GPS has picked up. There are 10 satellites in 

the diagram.

2. Battery Voltage: The voltage of battery. The diagram shows that the battery voltage is 14.3V.

3. Horizontal Velocity: The present velocity is 0.1m/s in the diagram.

4. Flight Mode: It may show M-Manual Mode, A-Attitude Mode, S-Safe Mode, G- GPS Attitude 

Mode or W-Waypoint Mode. The present status is GPS Mode in the diagram.

5. Throttle: It’s 50% throttle in the diagram.

6. Horizontal Line: When OSD works at the FPV style, horizontal line can be regarded as real 

horizon. When OSD works at the gimbal style, horizontal line can be regarded as attitude 

angle of aircraft. The working mode of OSD can be changed in MiniX configuration software.

7. Pitch: Aircraft is at the status of pitching down in the diagram.

8. Low Battery Alarm: When the real voltage is lower than configured voltage, OSD raises the 

alarm. You can set the alarm voltage in MiniX configuration software.

9. Safe Mode: When screen flickers this message, MiniX works under safe mode.

10. Heading: This heading indicates heading angle related to the take-off point. It’s nose in 

when it shows 180 degree; and it’s tail in when it shows near 0 or 360 degree.

11. Horizontal Distance: The current horizontal distance between aircraft and take-off point (over 

4 satellites were found before taking off). The diagram shows 23m from take-off point.

12. Height: The current height from the take-off point. The diagram shows the aircraft is at height 

of 14m.

13. Vertical Velocity: A down arrow in the sketch shows that the aircraft is descending at a speed 

of 0.9m/s.

14. Video Channel: A display of your flight time.
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Firmware Upgrade and Configuration 

Software Update

 Upgrade Firmware

1. Connect MiniX to Computer.

2. Copy Firmware file (.xfw document) to root of removable disk “MINIX”, as diagram shows.

3. Eject MiniX disk.

4. Repower on MiniX Flight Controller, MiniX will auto upgrade Firmware.

5. After LED altering green-red flashing, firmware upgraded done.

 Upgrade Configuration Software

When MiniX firmware is released, related configuration software also is updated. Using inappropriate 

configuration will damage MiniX configuration files so that it would trigger flight accident.

1. According to the release note of firmware, you can download the configuration software.

2. Copy MiniX. exe to root of removable disk ”MiniX ”, and then cover the old version.

3. Open configuration software.
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Flight Controller Information and Language

The FC ID is a unique number for this Flight Controller, please keep it in secret.
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XAircraft MiniX After-sale Service

1. Warranty Items

1) XAircraft provides a manufacturer's warranty on electronic parts caused by non-accident 

error or non-human error. It doesn't include the non-electronic parts like cover, wires and 

so on.

2) The warranty period is 6 months from the date of purchase.

3) During the warranty period, XAircraft will repair or replace for free within the warranty 

scope.

2. Situations below are NOT INCLUDED in the warranty

1) Users disobey the XAircraft manual while installing or operating your XAircraft products.

2) Performance failure caused by worn-out, misuse, improper operation or chemical 

reagent.

3) Performance failure caused by intermixed with non-XAircraft Parts.

4) Performance failure caused by modifications.

5) Performance failure on electronic device caused by liquid damage-in.

6) Performance failure caused by electronic interference.

7) Performance failure on electronic parts caused by using low quality battery or choosing 

an unreasonable voltage source.

8) Performance failure caused by incidents or human error such as transportation, collision, 

improper operation or connecting to a wrong voltage source.

9) Performance failure caused by irresistible force including but not limited by fire, 

earthquake, lightning and so on.

10) Damage or loss during the shipping. Please consult to the relevant logistics corporation.

3. Procedure of Service

1) When your XAircraft products have performance failure, please contact distributor/seller 

immediately in order to confirm the failure condition, the range and way of service. You can

email us: service@xaircraft.com. At the same time, you have to offer some evidence and 

details:

a) Proof-of-Purchase of XAircraft product.

b) Product ID, you can find it in the configuration software.

c) Description in details such as the weather, environment, operation and aircraft motion.

d) Your contact information.

2) XAircraft or global distributor/seller strictly follows the warranty items to confirm the scope of 

service.

3) Users may have to pay for the repair necessary according to damage assessment which 
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XAircraft or global distributor/seller will contact you to confirm whether it's satisfied for you. 

For the repairable parts you can choose to replace under the range of warranty scope;

otherwise we have to declare as a disabled product while beyond the warranty range.

5. Shipping Fee

1) Users in China Mainland have to pay for the return shipping if XAircraft product has a 

performance failure during the warranty items. Beyond the warranty items users have to pay 

for the shipping fee out and back.

2) Users outside the China Mainland have to contact the local distributor/seller for centralized 

treatment in order to save shipping cost.
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