Hubsan Drone Data Recovery
Recovery of Hubsan Zino, Mini, ACE and Blackhawk camera footage and legacy FPV recordings, with the regional version's recording location and memory confirmed first.
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models listed for evaluation
Recovery brief
Recovery brief
- Where data may reside
- Recording location and memory capacity by regional version on Zino, Mini, ACE and Blackhawk; controller DVR recordings and app copies on legacy FPV aircraft.
- What customers typically need
- Camera footage from Zino and Mini aircraft, FPV recordings from a controller or DVR, and app copies on a paired phone.
- The Hubsan constraint
- Regional names are listed as Hubsan documents them, and equivalent hardware across regions is not assumed.
Media path
Where the data can live
Where a Hubsan recording can sit. The regional version decides the location and capacity.
Aircraft recording location
Zino, Mini, ACE and Blackhawk, by regional version
Controller DVR
Recordings on legacy FPV controllers
App copies
Copies saved on a paired phone
Before you send
What to submit
- The aircraft and any card fitted
- The FPV controller or DVR, for legacy FPV aircraft
- The paired phone if it may hold a copy
- The exact model name and region printed on the aircraft
Directory
Supported systems
Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
53 models in 3 groups
Zino, Mini, ACE and regional Blackhawk families
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Regional names are retained as documented; equivalent hardware across regions is not assumed. Battery/controller bundles are not separate aircraft.
Legacy camera and FPV aircraft
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Identify the aircraft, controller/DVR and any app copy. Standard/Advanced/Professional kits are retained as aliases where the same aircraft is involved.
All systems in this group:
Other documented aircraft — recording source required
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These models are included for identification. No recoverable photo/video recording is presumed; evaluation requires a customer-held recording device or saved copy.
All systems in this group: identify recording source during review. Confirm that a separate recording source exists before opening a data-recovery case.
Process
How the case is handled
- 01
Identify where the requested data was recorded.
- 02
Inspect the media or device that holds it.
- 03
Report what data is recoverable.
- 04
Recovery proceeds only with your approval.
Questions
- Are regional Hubsan models the same hardware?
- Not necessarily. Equivalent hardware across regions is not assumed, so the recording location and capacity are confirmed for your version first.
- Where are legacy Hubsan FPV recordings saved?
- Legacy FPV aircraft can record to a controller DVR, with app copies on a paired phone.
- What if my model is listed for identification only?
- A separate recording source must exist before a case opens. We help identify whether one does.
Catalog checked against manufacturer documentation. Current and discontinued models located in manufacturer product/support documentation; bundles and cosmetic editions are grouped under the underlying aircraft. Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
Excluded or unverified: HT006, HT55 and H7000 are accessories/controllers and are not counted as aircraft. Blackhawk regional equivalences remain unverified. A date embedded in a manual filename is not treated as a release date..
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