Price and availabilityĬinerace20 is available direct from Flywoo, starting at $159 for the Analog PNP version, and will begin shipping on October 8. However, I do wish to see more cinewhoops with high performance flying capabilities like the Cinerace20. On the whole, this looks very interesting but so far, I don’t feel compelled to buy one just to see if it will be better than my Cinelog 25 or Cinelog 30 (or I might get a lower cost analog one just for curiosity). I’m also concerned because it has ducts, which I’m guessing will blow things with more force during a flythrough, and would be more likely to get it sucked toward walls. I would be interested in a smaller cinewhoop that can fly well, and this one has 2-inch props but it seems to be just the same size and weight as the Cinelog 25. For the record, I don’t get any jello with the Go2 on the Cinelog 25. However, Nick Burns’ video with the Insta360 Go 2 seems to show some jello (see the trees in the middle in his video at around 6:57, and the ones in front of his house at 7:12), which is quite concerning. In that regard, the Cinerace20 seems to be capable of excellent flight times, as much as 9 minutes even with an Insta360 Go 2. On the other hand, I fly mostly cinematic FPV, not freestyle. There was also no prop wash when Nick Burns showed a power dive. What’s perplexing to me is that the Cinerace20 didn’t seem to show any prop wash in QuadMovr’s sample video. On the other hand, when I try freestyle maneuvers with the Cinelog25, I get prop wash on power loops and power dives. On paper, the Cinelog25 seems like it would be more capable. Will I buy one? I’m very tempted but to me, the size and weight are similar to that of the GepRC Cinelog25, which has larger props, larger 1404 motors, and has excellent tuning. Obviously not as good as a real freestyle quad but much better at freestyle than almost any cinewhoop I’ve seen ( with rare exceptions). Although the tuning might not be perfect, QuadMovr’s sample video shows impressive flying characteristics. Justin Davis of DroneCamps does say that the tuning is good but could be better. Usually, when a product tries to do two very different things, it tends to do neither task well, but in this case, it seems to be quite good at freestyle. In the latter half of the video, starting around 5:04 he shows sample footage shot with Insta360 Go 2.įrom watching the review videos by Nick Burns, Drone Camps, Albert Kim, Gal Kremer and others, I think this quad looks intriguing because it seems to be the best of both worlds, combining both freestyle and cinewhoop. But please note he had no Insta360 Go or other camera and was using a 300mah battery (instead of 900mah) for maximum agility. Here’s a sample flight by QuadMovr showing ample power and excellent handling, with no noticeable prop wash even with aggressive acro flying. Yes, insta360 SMO with optional adapter for naked GoProĢ46g with 4S 900mah battery and naked camera Here are their specs and prices (note: there’s currently a 10% discount offered at ): There are three variations of the Cinerace20: Analog, Analog Pro, and digital HD. Besides being one of the few new racewhoops, it is also one of the new BNF quads to offer ExpressLRS 2.4 as an option (I believe it is an external receiver, not built-in to the flight controller). Introducing Cinerace20 Flywoo Cinerace20 combines freestyle and cinewhoopĬinerace20 is a ducted cinewhoop with 2-inch props that is also designed for freestyle. Is it possible to create a cinewhoop that is also capable of high performance flying? That’s what racewhoops are supposed to be able to do, and the latest one is the Flywoo Cinerace20. Instead of being high-performance, they are designed to fly slowly in tight spaces and have ducts or prop guards to be able to fly safely more near people and animals.

Cinewhoops are quads that are designed for cinematic flying. However, they are usually too powerful to fly indoors in small spaces. The most popular type of FPV quads are freestyle, which are designed for acrobatic flying.

There are several types of FPV drones, each designed for different purposes. How would you like a compact cinewhoop that is also capable of freestyle? The Flywoo Cinerace20 is a 2-inch racewhoop, a ducted cinewhoop that is also designed for freestyle flying, and also includes mounts for the Insta360 Go 2 and a pre-installed power cable for Insta360 SMO or other naked camera.

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