Is there such a thing as the best cinewhoop? - A deeper look into the Betafpv Pavo 25 v2

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CInewhoops are a great tool for cinematographers, but is there any big difference between so many models available in the market?
In this video we explore what’s new in the Betafpv Pavo25 v2 and compare it with other popular cinewhoops in the market as the speedy bee Bee35, The GEPRC cinebot30, The GEPRC cinelog 25.
If you are interesting on getting a Pavo25 V2 from BetaFPV here's an affiliated link:
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26 янв 2024

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@chrisbee5481 4 месяца назад

Very well explained. I like what you said about the cinebot 30 size. It's truely an inbetween if you cant decide and dint want to buy two cinewhoops. These new cinewhoops all have prop guards. The previous generation had these big ducts. Ducts are actually surposed to have a funtion of additional lift from the aerodynamic duct design shape. Unfortuatly the ducts never worked and never provided extra lift. All they did is add weight and make more noise. The trend today is to make a carbon prop guard cage like the aos cine25 and lumenier qav cinewhoops. The real estate fpv professionals I talk to like the QAV 2.5" cinewhoop frame. Those carbon cage prop guard frames reduce the noise even more. Also props with more blades reduce the noise.

@NordFPV 4 месяца назад

Thank you Chris. Nice info!

@VinchysVisuals 4 месяца назад

Thanks for this video. Good insight on the Pavo25v2. I literally just did a maiden flight (quick test) on my Pavo25v2 an hour ago, it is smooth and I love flying it so far! Btw, I clicked on your website link in the description and looks like there is a typo?

@NordFPV 4 месяца назад

Hi. Thanks for letting me know. I have corrected the typo. And yes the Pavo seems like a good drone.

@YonnBurgos 2 месяца назад

Hi! Thanks for the review! Would you say the Pavo 25 v2 is good in windy conditions from 10-15mph?

@NordFPV 2 месяца назад

Hi. I’m not sure how much 10-15mph is in wind actually, but I can say that the drone flies ok with little wind. The video you saw was with wind (there’s always wind here) but is not a lot.

@GelFPV Месяц назад

I have a cinelog25 v1 Can you compare this too pavo 25 v2? How about the sounds?durability and performance?

@NordFPV Месяц назад

The Pavo is more modern and the prop guards are thinner and with a different shape. Is it quieter? I’m not sure. It’s definitely a different pitch. Durability looks like Pavo can win too.

@user-mn3pu2zq2h 19 дней назад

@@NordFPVIt seemed to me that Pavo 25 v2 is more powerful than cinelog 25 and for indoor flights, for example, for shooting commercial videos, cinelog 25 is more suitable. how do you think?

@NordFPV 19 дней назад

@@user-mn3pu2zq2h Yes, I agree with you. Still, if you own a Pavo25 V2 and you want to do some indoor shooting with it, it should work pretty well.

@user-mn3pu2zq2h 19 дней назад

@@NordFPVyes, I have pavo25 v2. I tried to run it in an apartment. with smooth minimum throttle it is already very nimble. very difficult to deal with indoors. So I wanted to ask you: is it worth switching to cinelog25 for such purposes?

@NordFPV 19 дней назад

@@user-mn3pu2zq2h I don't think so. They are quite similar. They are for indoor, but not a small apartment indoor size. If you want to fly in your apartment you may want to look into tinywhoops.

@MrKillerHobbes 4 месяца назад

shendrones had the idea first not oddity :)

@NordFPV 4 месяца назад

Really? Oddity claims it was their university graduation work… but hey, who knows.

@MrKillerHobbes 4 месяца назад

it may have been thier uni work but that doesnt make it thier idea, shendrnes been around for 5 years before odity and he implemented this in drones first, also those are tiny compared shendrones and shendrones has closer dimensions of prop to duct distance thus making it more effecient too than oddity. just marketing bs from oddity and other companies @@NordFPV