Kev78 it will work with any radio that accepts the d8 protocol.

Kev78 No, it will only work with Recievers with the Protocol E.L.R.S , what u need is a Multi Protocol Module, which will bind with Practically every Protocol on the market. Good Luck!

Kev78 Its not brushless, its using a coreless motor.

Kev78 Its actually considered a bind N Fly, which means that it will come ready to fly, aslong as u have a radio that works with ELRS, (if not u will be required to add ur own reciever that matches ur setup) and lastly , it doesnt come with any batteries, so pretty much thats what u will need to get it in the air, now if u r looking to do Any fpv, u will also need to aquire any Analog Fpv Google Setup that recieves 5.8ghz which is practically all Analog Goggles minus any Digital without a module. hope that helps

Kev78 yes I believe 1yr

Kev78 yes, aslong as u update the Qx7 to I believe it has to be atleast Edge Tx 3.0 or higher, and for the Futaba im not certain if it can be updated to use EdgeTX , although if so then the answer would also be a yes, though Futaba Radios are usually on the more higher end, and well normally People whom fly Futaba Radios usually are Serious RC Hobbiest whom tend to stick with the More Higher End model Planes, Jets or Helicopters. However lastly I don't recall Futaba Radios having J.R. module bays in the backside of the Radio, so if u can put EdgeTX and if u could somehow attach the module to the radio, then yes on both, but my personal choice if I had to choose between the 2 radios Go with the QX7, it can for sure work with the Radio Master 4n1 module, and with the cash u save, u can just buy another rc craft.. hope that helps in some small way...

Kev78 no, I don't believe so, unless u wanna side load it, but they would take alil know how regarding the watches app. Try watching this or something similar out, it should point u in the right decision.. Good luck Go to Utube and look for CheaptasticTech. and there is a video showing how to sideload any app !

Kev78 yes, it does have a 5.8ghz vtx inside of the drone, so yes, it will work with ur EV800 fpv goggles. For sure!

Kev78 most likely it's due to the FRsky reciever that came with ur bnf is actually not a 16 channel but rather a 8 channel reciever, simply go into the ur model setup, and next to where u find the bind button on opentx q7 radio, where it says D-16,, click on it and change it to D-8 instead. However, if I were u, I would simply purchase either the XM or even better, the XM plus reciever, which r both full range recievers which will allow give u alot more range and less failsafes! Hope this helps, Its been awhile since I have used Open Tx. however I think that's all correct, anyways good luck!

Kev78 It should aslong as ur country uses GSM still, and or 3G, or possibly even 4g I pretty certain u must use a GSM Card that is activated.

Kev78 Sorry to say bro, but it appears FRsky opted to not include D8 on this particular module, which I can understand as most whoop size pilots aren't flying using the D8 protocol, but rather ELRS whicb very much so is the new kid on the block, & Its got low latency, & even better Range, better range than XM+, RXSR, XSR etc Receivers, by a long shot, however, this module will work witb Both versions of D16 , but before u purchase, know that this module is made for the Latest FRsky Radios that are now using the Ethos Protocols. I hope that this

Kev78 Pair with it, No, however, you will be able to Download a particular app and then use that to connect ur phone to the watch, I do believe that u can connect to the phones Bluetooth, and subsequently answer calls or even make calls but will not allow SMS Messages, nor allow stand alone Data connection, meaning it doesn't have or accept Sim Cards with Data, , can only use To except or make calls via Bluetooth.

Kev78 I'm sorry to say, that the answer to ur question I'm afraid is no, This only currently comes as what is referred to as a BNF, aka. Bind N Fly, which in turn means that it comes with the Quad pre assembled, and ur choice of Reciever which is what u would use ur Remote, aka Radio Transmitter , ex. Radiomaster with built in ERLS is 1 option, or If u have a Radio that is can bind to Crossfire will also work, and so the only thing is doesn't come with is a pair of Either Digital Or Anolog fov goggles, and a Radio that binds with either of the Recievers I mentioned moments ago. i.e ELRS, or Crossfire, . hooe that helps...What u are looking for is what they refer to is a RTF Setup, aka Ready to Fly, usually comes with everything but sometimes the goggles r seperate, or just entry level , .

Kev78 if the drone uses 5.8ghz in order to send its signal back to ur phone or remote, then yes, any most fpv goggles that arnt digital, use 5.8ghz and any drones that has a Vtx ,(Video Transmitter) that use 5.8ghz can be used along with These goggles and most Analog Fpv Goggles. Hope that helps