How to Set Up the Pavo20 Pro O4 PNP 2-Inch Cinewhoop
The Pavo20 Pro O4 PNP at $237.99 is a 2-inch cinewhoop with a DJI O4 Air Unit and an ELRS 2.4GHz receiver. It suits indoor and close outdoor flights where a small ducted quad stays safe near people and walls. You bind your ELRS radio, fit 2-inch props, and fly. The ducts guard the props in a bump.
Quick facts
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 2 inch, ducted |
| Video | DJI O4 Air Unit |
| Protocol | ELRS 2.4GHz |
| Type | PNP |
| Price | $237.99 |
What makes a cinewhoop different from an open-prop quad?
A cinewhoop carries ducts around its props, so the blades cannot touch people, walls, or branches.
The ducts let the Pavo20 fly close to subjects for video. Open-prop quads need clear space.
Ducts add weight and drag, so a cinewhoop flies slower than an open-prop quad of the same size.
What does PNP mean on the Pavo20 Pro O4?
PNP means you add your own radio and batteries. The quad ships with its video unit and receiver fitted.
The listing names the DJI O4 Air Unit and ELRS 2.4GHz, so the video unit and receiver are part of the quad.
Bind the ELRS receiver to your radio before the first flight.
Where does a 2-inch cinewhoop fly well?
A 2-inch cinewhoop flies well indoors and in small outdoor spaces.
The ducts suit flights near people and through doorways and gaps.
Wind pushes a small ducted quad around, so pick calm air for outdoor flights.
What do you check before the first flight?
Check each duct for cracks and each prop for nicks before you fly.
Check the O4 video feed on your goggles or screen before takeoff.
Run a short hover test indoors and land at once if the quad tilts or vibrates.
What did we check on the bench?
We checked the listing states a 2-inch cinewhoop with a DJI O4 Air Unit and ELRS 2.4GHz.
We counted 9 images on the listing, and they show the ducts, the camera, and the frame from several angles.
We matched the O4 video claim to the DJI O4 Air Unit specs page, not to a seller claim.
How the options compare
| Quad | Size | Video | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pavo20 Pro O4 | 2 inch | DJI O4 included | PNP | $237.99 |
| Meteor75 Pro II | 75 mm | None, add DJI O4 | PNP | $252.99 |
| Air75 | 75 mm | C03 camera | BNF | $247.99 |
How do you set up the Pavo20 Pro O4 for its first flight?
- Bind the ELRS 2.4GHz receiver to your radio.
- Charge batteries and fit one to the quad.
- Check each duct and prop by hand.
- Power the quad and check the O4 video feed.
- Run a short hover test indoors before normal flight.
Parts that fit this guide
In-stock parts ship from the New York, USA warehouse in 1-2 business days. Prices below are the live store prices we verified on November 10, 2026.
BetaFPV Pavo20 Pro O4 PNP 2 Inch Cinewhoop – ELRS 2.4GHz ($237.99)
Pavo20 Pro O4 PNP at $237.99. It is a 2-inch cinewhoop with a DJI O4 Air Unit and an ELRS 2.4GHz receiver.
BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro II PNP 75mm 1S Whoop Quadcopter – ELRS 2.4GHz (No VTX – Add Your Own DJI O4 Air Unit) ($252.99)
Meteor75 Pro II PNP at $252.99. It is a 75mm 1S whoop with no video transmitter, so add your own DJI O4 Air Unit.
BetaFPV Air75 75mm 1S BNF Whoop – ELRS 2.4GHz, C03 Camera, 4 Batteries & 6-Port Charger ($247.99)
Air75 BNF at $247.99. It is a 75mm 1S whoop with ELRS 2.4GHz, a C03 camera, 4 batteries, and a 6-port charger.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Pavo20 Pro O4 include a radio?
No. PNP means you add your own radio. Bind an ELRS 2.4GHz radio to the receiver.
What props does it use?
It uses 2-inch props inside its ducts. Check the prop size on the listing before you order spares.
Can it fly outdoors?
Yes, in calm air and close range. Wind pushes a small ducted quad around, so pick a calm day.
What goggles work with the O4 video?
Goggles that receive the DJI O4 digital video link work with it. Check your goggles list O4 support before you fly.
Sources
Last updated: November 10, 2026.