• dabaldeagul@feddit.nl
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          17 days ago

          Adding weight for that would decrease range, maneuverability, speed, and payload capacity. At the same time, you’d need much more precision to enter through the created hole. While suffering from reduced maneuverability. So this seems rather impractical. Mine-laying drones would make more sense to me.

          • unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de
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            17 days ago

            Yeah these drones have to just fly straight at the vehicle and explode. If they hover around for a bit they will just get shot down by rifles.

          • Hanrahan@slrpnk.net
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            17 days ago

            in the first pic, 2 drones One with napalm like substance for the etting , second follows in 30 secs layers ?

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              14 days ago

              A strong net wouldn’t be burned away that quickly. A regular explosive would still clear it away faster.

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      17 days ago

      I’d assume camouflage.

      Yes, I realize it’s not very camouflaging from that close - but the idea is that aerial photographs are taken from far away and the resolution is not that good so it should look like part of the vegetation.