What the S8000 Banderol is made of

0 documented parts, from recovered wreckage. Each part gives its marking, maker and country where known, and links the record it comes from. The system itself: S8000 Banderol.

Sources

Open Source Munitions Portal — search its munition identification records

Reported parts

Engine — Swiwin SW800Pro jet engine (China), sold online for model aircraft at around $16,000 source
Telemetry datalink — RFD900x telemetry module (Australia, or a Chinese copy) source
Inertial navigation — INS assessed as probably Chinese source
Satellite navigation antenna — Kometa-M8 CRPA anti-jam antenna by VNIIR-Progress (Russia), also used on Geran drones and UMPK/UMPB glide kits source
Batteries — Murata (Japan) source
Control actuators — Dynamixel MX-64AR servo drives by Robotis (South Korea) source
Microelectronics — About two dozen microchips from US, Chinese, Swiss, Japanese and South Korean makers, mostly sourced via the Russian distributor Chip and Dip source

Part records and photos: HUR War & Sanctions, Ukraine's Defence Intelligence database of foreign components found in Russian weapons, and the other sources named on each part. A marking, date code or country is given as the source records it.