So you want a hybrid cineracer with real ducts that combines the smoothness and stableness of a cinewhoop with the speed and agility of a racewhoop? We hear you – and it seems Flywoo have too as they’ve just released their new CineRace20 collection of BNF cinewhoops.

Inspired by Free Zillion’s RaceWhoop30, Flywoo CineRace20 cinewhoops feature 2-inch props, a double duct design moulded from ABS material and an impressive flight time of “up to 12 minutes”. The CineRace20 also offers ExpressLRS 2.4 (external receiver) as an option and is one of the first bind-and-fly drones to do so.

The CineRace20 is available in three versions: Analog, Analog Pro, and HD, all sharing the same carbon fibre frame, Flywoo NIN V2 1203Pro 3400KV Brushless Motors, Gemfan D51-5 5-blade propellers, and a pre-installed power cable for the insta360 SMO camera.

The Flywoo Cinerace20 Analog

This is the entry-level version which comes in a grey colour and features the all-in-one GOKU 413S flight controller with 13A ESCs. There’s also a Caddx Ant camera, a VTX625 video transmitter and a Flywoo circular RHCP Antenna. The dry weight (without battery) is 93.2 grams.

The Flywoo CineRace20 Analog Pro

The CineRace20 Analog Pro model comes in a stand-out yellow design, a GOKU 405S 20A AIO flight controller, and an HD850 850mW VTX. It also features a Flywoo BT-nano Bluetooth module allowing BetaFlight settings to be adjusted remotely. The Pro version also comes with a microphone, while the standard analogue version does not, and has a slightly heavier dry weight of 94.7 grams.

The Flywoo Cinerace20 HD (Polar Nano)

This is the high-end version with a black design, and featuring a Caddx Polar Nano camera and a non-naked Vista for HD use with DJI goggles. The antenna is a Flywoo in LCHP, but the rest of the electronics onboard are the same as the Analog Pro version. This is the heaviest of the three versions weighing 112 grams (without LiPo battery).

Flywoo CineRace20 versions comparison table

Test Flights:

Here’s a test flight video by QuadMovr demonstrating the handling and flight time of the CineRace20 HD version with an insta360 GO 2 camera.

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