BetaFPV Aquila20 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter 2S FPV Drone, ExpressLRS 2.4G V3, P1 HD or Analog VTX

Overview

BetaFPV Aquila20 is a brushless whoop quadcopter offered in two FPV versions: Aquila20 P1 with the P1 Air Unit HD VTX, or Aquila20 Analog with an analog VTX. Both versions share the same 2S propulsion system, BT3.0 smart battery system, and a crash-proof whoop frame, with flight modes designed to help beginners progress from assisted flight to full manual control.

Key Features

• Two FPV options: P1 Air Unit HD VTX or Analog VTX.
• P1 Air Unit HD VTX (listed on product graphics): HD video 1080P@60fps, low latency 60ms, transmission power 200mW, transmission range >5km.
• Aquila20 Analog VTX: adjustable power output 25mW to 350mW; VTX power & range listed as 350mW and range above 200m.
• 2S propulsion performance (listed on product graphics): flight time 10 min, max flight speed 9m/s, hover throttle 30-40%.
• Beginner-to-advanced flight modes: N/S/M Mode. N Mode includes Altitude Hold & Stable Hover via a barometer; S & M modes disable assists for full control.
• Recovery and training functions: Turtle Mode; Auto-Flip (listed).
• Crash-resistant frame: PA410 frame structure described for impact absorption and component protection.
• Smart battery functions: low battery alert and battery level indicator (listed), plus LED indicators and protection functions (described).

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Specifications

ArtLynk Protocol & Firmware Compatibility Notes

ArtLynk is described as a low-latency, long-range communication protocol for drones. It is stated to provide real-time HD video at about 60ms latency (glass to glass). The platform is described as using the Artosyn AR803X chipset and being KAP supported, and as an open FPV ecosystem with broad compatibility.

• Firmware requirement for third-party ArtLynk devices (example given: HGLRC Draco): BETAFPV devices should be updated to V2.0.5 or later.
• Air unit update method: update via the ground station; ensure ground station and air unit are on the same firmware version before updating the air unit.
• V2.0.5 is stated as not compatible with V1 versions (V1.0.36 / V1.0.44).

Recommended Parts

• Goggles: VR04 HD, VR04
• VTX: P1 Air Unit
• Radio Transmitter: LiteRadio 4
• Frame: Aquila20 Brushless Whoop Frame
• Motors: 1103 Brushless Motors
• Propellers: Gemfan 2218 3-Blade Propellers (1.5mm Shaft)
• Battery: Aquila20 Exclusive Battery (2PCS)
• Charger: 2S HV Battery Charger and Voltage Tester with BT3.0 Connector

Whats Included

• 1 x Aquila20 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter (Analog/P1 Air Unit Version)
• 1 x Aquila20 Exclusive Battery 2S HV 1100mAh
• 1 x 2S HV Battery Charger and Voltage Tester with BT3.0 Connector
• 4 x Gemfan 2218 3-Blade Propellers
• 1 x Prop Removal Tool
• 1 x Cross Screwdriver
• 1 x 4Pin Adapter Cable
• 1 x USB Type-C Adapter Board

Manuals

• Firmware for Aquila20 Brushless Whoop Quadcopter

Details

The BetaFPV Aquila20 brushless whoop quadcopter pairs a P1 analog air unit with a BT3.0 smart battery for 2S propulsion.

BetaFPV P1 Air Unit HD VTX supports 1080p@60fps HD video with 60ms latency and up to 200mW transmission power.

A compact dual-stick remote controller gives reliable, hands-on control for FPV drone flights.

BetaFPV S Mode and M Mode offer different flight paths for practicing control through gates and obstacles.

A BetaFPV micro whoop can be practiced indoors around a compact RCDrone foam cylinder obstacle for controlled flight drills.

The compact ducted FPV drone uses 2S propulsion with listed stats of 10 minutes flight time, 9 m/s max speed, and 30–40% hover throttle.

BetaFPV’s all-new frame and ducted design help protect the quad during practice flights and close-quarters flying.

The 1100mAh flight battery includes a battery level indicator and low-battery alert for easier power checks before takeoff.

BetaFPV ArtLynk Protocol components include a compact receiver board, FPV camera, and antennas for a tidy build layout.

The BetaFPV patch-style antenna includes a small coax lead with a micro connector for compact installs.