Civilian FPV & drone sports components
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About Sichuan Yuanxin Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd.

Technology and sport, built around real users.

We are a Chengdu based company working across drone soccer, FPV related hardware, product development, manufacturing, sales and event activity. Our B2B site helps schools, clubs, distributors, brands and civilian system integrators find a clearer route from a product question to an evaluated configuration.

Our company introduction states an ambition to make intelligent low altitude sport more accessible. The useful test of that ambition is practical: equipment that suits a specific application, documentation that matches the ordered variant and support that starts with a clear account of the problem.

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Our scope

One company, several connected activities

The company profile identifies Sichuan Yuanxin Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd. as a business in the development, manufacturing, sales and event operation of drone soccer and FPV related intelligent hardware. The website additionally presents a B2B catalog centered on ExpressLRS communication components, FPV electronics, propulsion and airframes, plus 2S/4S drone soccer systems.

Those activities belong in one story, but they need precise descriptions. A school selecting a training fleet is making a different decision from an electronics brand selecting a receiver board. A club choosing spare shells asks different questions from an integrator checking a flight controller's pinout. This page explains the company behind the catalog and how to start a useful discussion. Individual product pages remain the place for verified specifications, model revisions, included accessories and current commercial terms.

01 / LEARNING

Education and training

Drone soccer combines technical exploration with supervised team activity. Schools and youth training programs need equipment appropriate to their teaching setting, a clear plan for batteries and spare parts, instructor preparation and a way to inspect the fleet between sessions. We can discuss product and package choices once the institution explains its group size, operating space, local rules and training goals.

02 / COMPETITION

Clubs and organized sport

Clubs and teams focus on consistency across multiple aircraft, quick replacement between sessions and straightforward equipment records. Event organizers may also have rules about permitted configurations, safety checks and field operation. Our company profile mentions event activity; a proposal for a particular event should state exactly what equipment or service is offered and what the organizer will provide.

03 / PROCUREMENT

Distribution and integration

B2B component buyers need known variants, a reliable ordering description, sample evaluation and change communication. For an RF component or PCBA, matching frequency, firmware, connector and power interfaces is essential. For a private label product, packaging and identity follow the functional design. A purchase request should identify the application and intended market rather than relying on a short catalog title.

Our development path

From model aircraft parts to a wider drone business

The supplied company description says Yuanxin began with model aircraft parts services and developed into an enterprise that combines research and development, production, sales and event operations. It describes work on drone soccer technology and products used at competitions. The document does not provide dated milestones, independently checked market rankings or a complete product genealogy. We therefore present this history as the company's stated development path, without assigning calendar dates or promising that every current SKU was designed in house.

Progress in a hardware company can take several forms. A component team may improve an interface after a customer reports difficult integration. A school program may reveal that a spare parts kit needs clearer labels. An event may expose a maintenance bottleneck between matches. A distributor may need stable packaging and a consistent variant code. These are examples of useful feedback loops, not claims that a particular change already occurred. We invite partners to describe their needs in enough detail that a specific next step can be proposed.

For buyers evaluating a long term supplier, a timeline is only one part of due diligence. Ask for the current business registration, product samples, relevant drawings, manufacturing and inspection scope, and written commercial terms. If a proposal cites a prior project, ask what was actually delivered and whether it is comparable to the present requirement. This protects both the buyer and the supplier from treating a broad company story as a technical specification.

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Working principles

Define, check and document the product

Our company description emphasizes customers, creativity, technical work, cooperation and quality. In a B2B project, these ideas should become concrete decisions that a purchasing and engineering team can both inspect.

Define the application

State the user, environment and task before choosing a component. For drone soccer, that may include class size, protective requirements, flight session length, spare availability and storage. For an FPV build, it may include video system, radio link, power train, expected weight and frame geometry. The same part can be suitable for one use and unsuitable for another.

Check compatibility

Compare the proposed variant with the actual interfaces. Frequency, connector gender, polarization, pinout, voltage, current, firmware version, mounting and cable routing all affect different products. A product family name does not resolve these checks. Use current documents and a representative sample when the decision affects a production run.

Document approval

Record the approved sample, drawing, revision, packaging, tests and order terms. Keep the agreed information together so a later order can refer to it. If a change is proposed, determine whether it affects the buyer's application and whether a new sample is needed. This is especially important where a distributor has already published specifications to its customers.

There is no universal test report or one certificate that establishes suitability for all product categories. Batteries, radio equipment, printed circuit boards and protective structures have different questions. The site should link to a document only when the document exists, applies to the exact model and can be shared. A buyer can use the document request page to describe what evidence is needed for a specific destination or procurement process. Where information is still under review, label it clearly. A purchasing team may need a different level of evidence for an internal prototype, a classroom fleet or a product entering another market. Agree on the document list before the purchase decision and record which version was checked. If the document is unavailable, discuss how that affects the planned use before placing an order.

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Product systems

What buyers can explore on this site

ExpressLRS and RF: The catalog includes receiver families, transmitter modules and antennas. Procurement starts with the radio band, firmware, board outputs, antenna configuration, enclosure and destination market. A 5.8 GHz FPV video antenna belongs to a different link from many ELRS control receivers; the two should not be grouped as interchangeable items simply because both are RF components.

FPV electronics: Flight controllers, electronic speed controllers, video receivers and recording accessories require a build level check. Technical documentation should identify the selected model and revision. Buyers may need to review wiring, mounting, battery input and firmware along with the other components in the stack.

Propulsion and airframes: Frames, motors, propulsion combinations and accessories affect each other. A motor cannot be assessed from a single headline number without considering the propeller, battery, airframe and operating objective. Sourcing a kit can reduce selection work only if the kit is specified and evaluated for the intended build.

Drone soccer: Aircraft, protective parts and package options can serve different stages of learning and play. A single drone purchase, a school program and an organized club have different spare, charging and support needs. Confirm actual contents before relying on a package title.

Collaboration

How to make an inquiry actionable

  1. Describe the use. Give the aircraft, school program, club activity or integration goal. State whether the request is for replacement, new sourcing, private label work or a technical problem. The use case determines which details should be checked first.
  2. Identify the item. Supply a model number, photo, drawing or bill of materials. For an existing fleet, include the current installed configuration. If the part has multiple connector or firmware variants, state the variant or say that it still needs to be identified.
  3. Give the commercial context. Include sample quantity, estimated order volume, destination market and target date. Custom packaging or a new design may require a different timetable from an existing catalog part. Ask for a written quote that identifies the exact scope.
  4. Agree on evaluation. Determine how a sample will be checked, who supplies reference equipment and what constitutes approval. For a complex assembly, document both electrical and mechanical fit; for training equipment, document the operating and maintenance workflow.
  5. Keep revision records. Retain the sample approval, invoice, drawing and any available documents. For later orders or support, these records make it easier to identify what changed and whether the delivered item matches the approved configuration.

Use Get a Quote for a defined purchase, Upload Your BOM for a multi-part build and Technical Support for an issue with a known product. Do not send confidential project material through a public contact form unless you are comfortable with its handling; request an appropriate channel or agreement when needed.

Company facts

Business identity and contact details

Legal name: Sichuan Yuanxin Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd. The Chinese company name provided is 四川源欣供应链科技有限公司. Address: Building 3, No. 81, Section 4, Yong'an Road, Dongsheng Street, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City, China. Unified Social Credit Code: 91510122MA62LT2A8W. The supplied brief states registration by the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Shuangliu District, Chengdu City. Buyers should use the current registration record for formal onboarding.

Sales email: sales@dronepartsfactory.com. Additional contact email: dronesminmin@gmail.com. Please include your company, country, relevant product and requested next step. A first message with technical and commercial context reduces the chance of a generic reply or a wrong assumption about the product variant.

The terms of an actual transaction belong in its quotation, purchase order and agreed contract. The site is a starting point for product discovery and discussion. It does not replace inspection of a current product specification, test document, applicable safety information or legal advice for a destination market.

A supplier profile should also make it easy to separate product information from company information. A buyer might trust the legal registration yet still need a model drawing, a representative sample and an agreed test. Another buyer might know the drone soccer products from an event but need confirmation that a particular spare is still offered. We encourage inquiries that name the exact decision. This allows the reply to point to a current record rather than treating a broad company statement as proof for every item in a changing catalog.

Frequently asked questions

About Yuanxin and working with us

What does Sichuan Yuanxin Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd. do?

The supplied company profile describes work in drone soccer and FPV related intelligent hardware, including development, manufacturing, sales and event operations. The B2B website presents RF components, FPV electronics, propulsion parts and drone soccer systems. Individual scopes should be verified at the product or project level. For a specific requirement, send the intended application and request the current model information rather than relying on a broad company category.

Where is the company located?

The address supplied for this site is Building 3, No. 81, Section 4, Yong'an Road, Dongsheng Street, Shuangliu District, Chengdu City, China. If your procurement process needs a legal address, factory location or shipping origin, ask which one applies to your particular order. A registered address does not by itself establish that every manufacturing, storage or dispatch activity takes place in the same building.

Is the company registered in China?

The supplied unified social credit code is 91510122MA62LT2A8W, and the brief names the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Shuangliu District, Chengdu City as the registration authority. A formal supplier review should request a current registration document and check the legal name on the quotation, bank details and purchase agreement. The text on this page is a summary of supplied information, not an official registry extract.

Does Yuanxin manufacture every item in its catalog?

The company profile describes manufacturing activity, but the supplied documents do not establish the production arrangement for each SKU. A buyer should ask for the current manufacturing scope, product documentation and quality controls relevant to the item being purchased. For a customized project, also clarify which party develops, assembles, tests and supplies each part. This keeps a broad company claim from being mistaken for evidence about a specific model.

What is the relationship between drone soccer and FPV components?

Both are part of the company's stated drone hardware business, but they address different users. Drone soccer equipment is often purchased as a training or sport system, while RF, electronics and propulsion parts are often selected for an integration or build. The same buyer may need both. The correct route is to identify the application first, then assess equipment, spares and technical compatibility within that context.

Which customers are the best fit for a B2B inquiry?

The target customer document emphasizes schools and youth training organizations, drone sport clubs, event organizers, distributors, private label brands and civilian system integrators. Each group should describe its program or product, quantity and destination. A school may need training and spare planning; an integrator may need interface details; a distributor may need stable SKU and packaging data. These needs should shape the quotation.

Can the company help with an OEM or ODM project?

The site provides OEM/ODM inquiry paths covering product development, PCBA, flight controller, propulsion and branding topics. The feasibility of a proposed change depends on the technical brief, quantity, schedule and available resources. Send a reference product, required differences, acceptance criteria and target market. Ask the team to confirm the exact project scope, sample plan, ownership and commercial terms in writing before assuming a service is included.

Do you provide drone soccer solutions for schools?

The company profile explicitly discusses drone soccer products and competition activity, and the catalog lists related systems. A school should send class size, age range, operating space, session format and required accessories or replacements. The team can then discuss candidate equipment. The institution remains responsible for its local operating rules, supervision and safety procedures. Confirm any package contents and training service in the proposal.

What evidence should I request before a bulk component order?

Request the current datasheet and drawing for the exact variant, a representative sample, applicable inspection information and any documentation required by your destination market. Identify whether figures are measured or nominal and how changes will be communicated. For an RF or electronics component, check the complete system, including mating equipment and firmware. The order should name the approved revision and packaging.

Can I visit a facility or arrange a video review?

Ask the sales team about current availability, location, access requirements and the scope of any proposed visit or call. The photographs and company description supplied for this website do not establish visitor availability or a particular production line schedule. If a site visit is part of supplier qualification, list the processes and records you need to review beforehand so the meeting can be planned meaningfully.

How do I reach the appropriate team?

Use a quotation request for a defined purchase, BOM upload for a multi-component build, technical support for an existing product issue and the distributor form for channel discussions. You can also email sales@dronepartsfactory.com with your company, country, model, quantity and objective. If you need a response on a specific deadline, say so and include enough detail for the inquiry to be routed appropriately.

How should I assess claims about quality or certifications?

Ask for evidence connected to the exact model, revision, lot and intended market. A company statement about quality is not a substitute for a product specific test report, certificate or agreed inspection plan. The document request page can help identify what is available. If a report does not cover the offered variant or shipping configuration, request clarification before relying on it for procurement or customs purposes.

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