Wingsland s6 brushless 4K WiFi drone

The wingsland s6 is a brushless 4K selfie drone that can only be controlled by an Android or iOS app. They intended to release a"real"controller, but it seems, they already gave up the whole project.
The control by app is terrible and even with all the GPS and optical obstacle sensors, the stability is bad.
With my t8sg I was hoping that maybe this guy could get a new life, but I couldn't find any hints to the protocol to bind them. Which is really a shame, because the technical data and the image quality aren't that bad at all and it also just makes it below the legal 250g range.

Any infos are highly appreciated. Thanx.

Post pictures of the hardware in the drone, making sure the markings on all the larger ICs are legible. If there isn't an RF chip in it, you're probably out of luck, and if you aren't there a lot of work to do. Even if there is, you're probably out of luck or in for a lot of work. But figuring out what rf chip it had, if any, is the first step.

The drone is build like a video-camcorder. It's very laborious to get into it. Chances you break it are high. I haven't made it to the transmitter board and I'm usually not scared to disassemble pricier hardware than this.

Banggood has listed the hardware transmitter meanwhile, called r6.

www.banggood.com/Wingsland-R6-5_8GHz-Swi...rch&cur_warehouse=CN

Maybe I can get my hands on it and find it out this way.

I see it is older topic, but getting tired of not finding a solution. Will use my deviation transmitter for other quads but was really hoping to find a solution to use with S6.

This guy still perusing S6 configurations. Has blog with tear down pics of S6 and R6.
graham-cooper.com/

R6 board