Yingling has introduced 2 official accessories for its A1 panoramic drone, releasing a traditional twin stick remote controller alongside a cellular video transmission module. The new hardware replaces the motion trigger remote with standard twin stick flight inputs and adds cellular network failover to prevent signal loss in obstructed environments. Both accessories are currently on sale in China starting at 559 yuan ($78 USD) for the remote and 618 yuan ($86 USD) for the transmission unit.
Yingling designed the classic remote to lower the operational learning curve compared to the standard motion sensing trigger. The gray white shell provides 2 physical joysticks that direct automated flight tracking, rapid vertical climbs, and continuous dives. When linked with the Vision flight goggles, the remote supports 2 viewing configurations. Fixed perspective locks the user field of view to the flight path alongside a virtual gimbal system. Free perspective lets the operator turn their head to inspect the surrounding airspace without changing the forward heading of the aircraft.
The cellular transmission module mounts directly on top of the drone without compromising flight balance or aerodynamic efficiency. When the standard radio feed faces physical barriers or urban frequency interference, the module routes data through 4G networks to prevent video feed cutouts. Yingling integrated an eSIM directly into the circuit board, removing the need for a physical SIM card. The hardware includes 5 GB of complimentary cellular data alongside 1 year of network service, with confirmed functionality across cellular carriers in Europe.
Yingling sells the classic remote controller as a standalone unit for 559 yuan ($78 USD). The 4G transmission module includes a custom aircraft mounting bracket and sells for 618 yuan ($86 USD). Both products are available immediately through domestic retail channels.
