The GEPRC Phantom defined the 2.5" toothpick freestyle class. When it was discontinued, the Ghost was built to carry that spirit forward, taking what made that class so fun to fly and pushing it into a proper digital-era frame. A mild squished-X pulls the props just far enough out of frame for cleaner footage, without giving up the sharp, responsive feel of a near-symmetrical X.
Wheelbase
125mm diagonal
Configuration
Squished-X
Prop Size
2.5″ / 65mm
Bottom Plate
3mm CF (Standard or Donut)
Top Plate
2mm CF (Diamond or Standard)
Bare Weight
17.93g
Motor Class
1103 / 1104 (9×9mm mount)
FC Mounting
25.5×25.5mm
Standoffs
8mm (analog) / 14mm (digital)
Power System
2S / 3S LiPo
Video Systems
Digital / Analog
Recessed notches cut into the carbon seat a nut flush against the plate. No screwing into raw carbon, no loose hardware to manage underneath.
Each arm tip has a built-in bumper shaped to take the hit before your motor bell ever contacts the ground.
Slip-on boots add an extra layer of protection over the arm tips. A claw variant adds grip and a more aggressive look. Both free to print and swap any time.
Diamond for more protection around the stack, or Standard to strip back every gram. Both fit the same standoffs and share the same foam notch and strap routing.
Dedicated space on the bottom plate (center, rear, and front) for a small ELRS receiver or compact VTX, keeping the build tidy.
14mm standoffs give the clearance for a DJI O4 Air Unit Lite, Walksnail, or HDZero without compromise. Drop to 8mm and it becomes a proper lightweight analog ripper.
Full flight-controller picks, tested-motor notes, and the complete build walkthrough are in the assembly guide below.
Ghost
2.5″ squished-X. CNC-cut to order, ships in 7 business days.
"2.5″ 2S Quad Build" by Thomas More
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