GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP Cinewhoop FPV Drone with SPEEDX2 1505 Motor - Ready to Fly

Introduction

The GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP is a meticulously engineered Cinewhoop-style FPV drone designed for pilots who demand agility, stability, and high-quality video capture. It combines a durable, integrated external design with advanced components, making it suitable for both freestyle FPV flying and cinematic aerial videography. This ready-to-fly (PNP) version ensures a quick setup, allowing you to get into the air faster.

Key advantages

• Integrated external design with reinforced carbon fiber and a unique injection-molded base for enhanced durability.
• Shock-absorbing camera cover for superior video stability during flight.
• Powerful SPEEDX2 1505 4300KV motors provide excellent thrust and responsiveness.
• Advanced TAKER G4 45A AIO flight controller with a stable G4 FC and a high-performance 45A BL32 ESC supporting up to 128K PWM refresh rates.
• Compact and lightweight design, weighing around 170g, making it ideal for sub-250g builds when paired with recommended batteries.
• Easy parameter adjustment with a rear-mounted TYPE-C and BOOT button.
• Optimized T-shaped silicone antenna mount for secure and reliable VTX signal.
• Seamless compatibility with O3 VTX and Cabinet for easy memory card installation and footage offloading.

Technical specifications

• Model: FPV Drone Cinebot25 S Analog PNP
• Frame: GEP-CT25 Black
• Wheelbase: 115mm
• FC: TAKER G4 45A AIO
• MCU: STM32F722RET6
• Gyroscope: ICM 42688-P
• FC Firmware: TAKERG4AIO
• ESC: BLHeli_32Bit 45A
• Motor: SPEEDX2 1505 4300KV
• Propellers: HQprop DT63mm x4
• Connector: XT30
• VTX: RAD mini 5.8G 1W
• Camera: CADDX Ratel 2
• Antenna: Peano 5.8G RHCP UFL
• Receiver: PNP (Plug and Play)
• Weight: Cinebot25 S Analog PNP version 170g+1g
• Recommended Battery: LiHV 4S 660mAh-720mAh
• Flight Time: 5'-8' (Reference time based on low-speed flight. Actual time depends on individual flying methods.)

Applications

This GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP is perfect for FPV enthusiasts looking for a versatile drone for cinematic filming, freestyle flying, and general aerial exploration. Its compact size and stable flight characteristics make it suitable for indoor and outdoor use, capturing smooth footage in various environments.

Compatibility

This is a PNP (Plug and Play) drone, meaning it comes pre-built but requires a compatible radio transmitter and FPV goggles to operate. It uses standard XT30 connectors for the battery. The included components are designed for optimal performance within the GEPRC ecosystem.

FAQ

What is the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP drone best suited for?

The GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP is ideal for FPV enthusiasts and content creators who need a stable, agile drone for cinematic filming and freestyle flying. Its Cinewhoop design offers protection and smooth flight characteristics, making it versatile for various aerial applications.

What are the key performance features of the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP?

This drone boasts powerful SPEEDX2 1505 4300KV motors for excellent thrust, a reliable TAKER G4 45A AIO flight controller with a BL32 ESC for efficient power management, and a CADDX Ratel 2 camera for clear FPV feed. The integrated design and shock-absorbing mount ensure durability and stable video.

Does the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP come with a battery?

The GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP is a PNP (Plug and Play) drone, which means it's pre-assembled but requires you to provide your own compatible radio transmitter, FPV goggles, and battery. The recommended battery is a LiHV 4S 660mAh-720mAh.

Where can I buy the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP drone with fast delivery?

You can buy the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP drone at HTDRONE, a specialized FPV parts store based in Poland. We offer fast shipping within Poland and reliable international delivery via DHL, ensuring you receive your order quickly.

What is the flight time expected for the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP?

The estimated flight time for the GEPRC Cinebot25 S Analog PNP is between 5 to 8 minutes. This is a reference time based on low-speed flight, and the actual flight time will vary depending on your individual flying style and battery usage.