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The game is over.
New RC drone tech flies at near Mach 1.
Picture this:
> You're in the trenches of Ukraine
> You're not anymore.
It's just that fast, you don't even have enough time to blink your eyes, you got obliterated.
Look at how fucking fast and nimble it is. Look at how it can do sharp u-turns in less than a second. Even supersonic interceptors won't hit them.
4chan will drown in drone gore footage when they hit Ukraine.
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>>537514984
any idea of the cost?
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>>537514984
Isn't that video from over 5 years ago?
It is cool but turbine jets aren't cheap. The vast majority of the cost in that case is the engine, it's really expensive.
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>>537515128
No price given
>>537515132
Japan has cardboard drones, Iran has motorcycle engine powered drones. It's a matter of months, if not week, before these miniature turbojets engines will be manufactured for cheap by the Chinese.
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>>537515132
that's from a youtube video that's like 12 years old.
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>>537514984
>new
i saw this video many years ago how is this new
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPGDAZyQ44k
> 8 years ago
what is new by your definition?
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>>537515132
It also cant fly very far. Because of fuel consumption.
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>>537515418
I feel old now thx. :(
>>537515275
I guess they have come down in price, about $3k-$4k.
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>>537514984
That doesn't look like Mach 1.
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>>537514984
It also uses kerosene as fuel. No batteries so it's easier to mass produce.
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>>537515961
They're expensive to make
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>>537514984
Intelligence > speed. If you've seen any of the videos from ukraine you'll know you only need to fly slightly faster than an encumbered man can run.
What will really matter is when these things have such powerful onboard intelligence you just launch 1000 of them and they swarm and kill all nearby life without human intervention.
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>>537514984
>not getting the pre - gore scared faces
Some people just lack finesse.
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If that thing crossed Mach 1 would it make a sonic boom that you could hear? Or is it too small to make a noticeable boom?
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Now put 10kgs of explosive and tell me how fast it flies
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>>537515961
>Jet turbines are easier to get than batteries
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Good luck with your little drone army against a nook.
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>>537516177
You'd it. It sounds like a far off gunshot in the sky.
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>>537516177
It doesn't go mach 1
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>>537515995
Not really. It's stamped sheet metal for the engine and the wings. Has lower parts. AI integration would make it autonomous. 750 km/hr kerosene drone.
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>>537514984
People reinventing missiles and acting like they've made something new is hilarious.
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>>537516260
>If that thing crossed Mach 1
>If
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>>537516321
But a remote controlled missile though.
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>>537516281
>just stamp out some sheet metal, that's all it needs
lmao
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>>537516321
>People reinventing missiles and acting like they've made something new is hilarious.
Drones have completely changed modern warfare. Ukraine would have collapsed by now without them.
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>>537515128
If it's a valveless pulsejet then it's probably a lot cheaper than a quadcopter because the core component is literally just a metal pipe.
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>>537516321
The issue is less them doing something that was already done
The issue is cost and ease of use

Missiles are expensive, hard to produce and often require specialised storage or else they break.
Modern drones are cheap, easy to produce and require no specialised storage or launch platforms
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They used to say that machine guns could be overwhelmed during the time they were being reloaded.


That's what discussion about drone counter measure feels like
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>>537516367
Woah that'd be so futuristic.
In 1938.
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>>537516393
Ukraine can make the supply chain within 2 months. They got a billion dollars a month budget lol.
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>>537516412
Its basically a model jet engine. They're pretty pricey but compared to a rocket motor? Cheap as chips
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>>537514984
ahh yes i remember watching that video like 4 years ago
do oyu have the other one from the drone that wins against the formula1 racecar ?
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>>537516465
Yeah I guess they could, but I'm sure they're aware of this, so there's probably a reason they don't do it I would think.
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>>537516471
Correct. Mini Jet engines are way better for cruising than the shitty propeller shahed drones.
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>>537514984
And you can make that at home. Anyone can just have a fucking missile on standby and bomb places they don't like.
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kek
this thread
Iran has been producing their own jet turbines for years
Pic rel is the Kerrar
Costs about 80,000 and they have been modifying it to carry heat seekers along with what you see in the image
the turbines cost about 40,000 a pop
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>>537516409
>>537516447
OP's post was claiming faster drones. Guess what happens when you try to make faster bigger drones? They turn into missiles.
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>>537516367
remote controlled is bug not a feature in this case
its better when it has ability to follows/flies towards the target itself after previously designating it as they wont cut you from your missile with simple EW
and we had those since decades
another thing is that payload will slow it down
and another thing is that its overkill compared to normal cheaper drones
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>>537516557
Yeah but the prop driven ones are a lot cheaper
A shahed is basically the xanatos gambit of weapons
Its insanely cheap compared to what it will blow up or what is needed to intercept it.
No matter what your opponent does you come out ahead strategically
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>>537516568
The tricky part isn't the kerosene and plane body, it's the part that goes boom.
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>>537516577
at full whack
this is theorized to get to mach 0.73
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>>537516609
shaheds and similar can be cheaply intercepted with faster drones that have shorter range and less explosived
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>>537516056
>such powerful onboard intelligence you just launch 1000 of them and they swarm and kill
You can do this now for $100 per unit or so. Most of that cost is the camera an a decent image recognition chip. The swarming, motion/orientation detection, and physics requirements can b done on a $10 chip.
You are right that it only needs to be faster than a man or small ground vehicle.
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>>537516281
>kerosene drone
It has a miniaturized jet engine, it's not cheap or easy to make or fly. This isn't for your common retard. You can build something cheaper with propellers for sure. The most efficient would be propellers, then rocket boosters to thrust it into the target at higher speeds. Model rocket engines are cheap and easy to make.
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>>537514984
These have been around for years.
The Russians already have jet powered Doritos.
They have a tiny range compared to the propeller Doritos.
They are very expensive. Turbines are far more expensive than piston engines.
Meaning they are low numbers produced.
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>>537516696
Yes but that technology is not being widely used outside of Ukraine yet
And even there its not as reliable
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>>537514984
old clip, i have an rc turbojet, buying the a1 jetfuel is annoying cuz it is used up quick
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>>537515275
They have been doing it for years and the Chinese ones are expensive.
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>>537514984
id put little lego dudes on it
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here is the shahed 136 and its big brother the 238
the russians modeled their gerant on this
370mph suicide drone
they are not used much
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>>537516609
Cheaper but a lot slower. Jet engines are super loud but it's so fast, it needs multiple interceptors to stop it. Even with no explosives it's a 750 kmph decapitator.

>>537516697
Adding AI will make it self sustained. No EM radiation or jammers can stop it. You don't even need fiber optic cables. Just a 4k camera module and a computing chip.
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>>537515275
>It's a matter of months, if not week,
I posted the exact same video as OP 3-4 years ago along with predictions of exactly how warfare would change and what people need to do to prepare. The jet engine ones did not take off because they aren't really needed. They'd be useful for anti-air but we already have anti-air weapons, and the small jet engines don't go as fast as jet planes or missiles, so they can't chase them down. They're useful for helicopters which are on their way out. A propeller drone can chase down a human so a jet is not needed.
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>>537514984
It’s going to be insane when we start seeing politicians and world leaders get insta gibbed by civilians with these tools. we might never see open air political rallies again and if we do then everyone will be in a bomb proof cage
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>>537516724
Ramjet is yet to be deployed for small scale. It actually has no moving parts.
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>>537516918
>suicide drone
such a fuciking retarded propaganda language
fucking smoothbraion faggot niggercattle created this and use this
fuck you

suicide
drone
really ?

a machine doing a evil verboten suicide ?
fucking faggot woman brain
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>>537516957
>>537517090
You are describing a very expensive cruise missile for small strikes.
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this one is the head ache for defenses and is most likely what took out most of the radars etc
the Hadid 110
The theory is that it homes into radar signals, so once its close to a radar and the radar fixes on it, that becomes the target
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>>537517132
And very short ranges.
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>>537516577
>this thread
its sunday and its hot in the barracks
so the nafo shills are bored because there are no real anons they can propagandize

friendly reminder that 80% of the posters itt are paid by tax money
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>>537517089
wouldnt even need explosives, just hitting them at that speed would do the damage
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>>537516367
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>>537517212
ITT most people acting like they'll reinvent war that's already been invented.
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>>537516281
>AI integration would make it autonomous
Just strap 4 GPU's to it bro. Using AI that way would totally be a warcrime but we can do it bro.
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>look what is this
someone mowing lawn on a sunday !??

i'm going to go get myself a icecream cone now
fuck you sun
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this is the Arash-2
the heaviest loitering munition Iran have
150kg plus warhead
2000km range
solid fuel booster that changes to a piston prop
these typically go in behind a shahed swarm then target the defenses/radar that become active
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>>537516957
AI will make this thing much more expensive.
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see>>537515637
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK6PT2uVmbA
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>>537514984
My dude, that guy's video has been out for at least five years, probably more like ten.

Found it, the record flight was set on August 23, 2017. So, nine years. 465.544 MPH (749 metric thingies) by the way.

* The model aircraft is just a big turbine, a small fuel tank, a fiberglass wing shape, and a few bits of R/C control gear.
* the jet carries no payload, certainly no warhead
* the jet's flight time is just a few minutes

What is exceptionally silly about this is that the REAL record is 564 MPH by Spencer Lisenby:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCVK3w5DHbk

This one is even more impractical as a weapons system because it's a slope-soaring sailplane that only flies that fast near cliffs with a steady ocean breeze flowing over them.

Now, if you want something truly impressive, go look up TAM-5, aka "The Spirit of Butts' Farm". Butts is the name of the guy who owned the farm they tested the R/C model at. It flew over 1800 miles from Newfoundland to Ireland on 0.91 U.S. gallons of fuel. The Russian Ministry of Defense even released a statement warning of the weaponization of such aircraft at the time. That was in 2003.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spirit_of_Butts'_Farm

>>537515132
>Isn't that video from over 5 years ago?
Just under nine years, yeah.

>>537515128
Probably around $3000 to $5000 for the engine. The rest is negligible in comparison. The primary "cost" is that the guy needed to be an aeronautical engineer in order to do the math to design the aircraft.
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>>537517348
Modern chips don't need GPU's for computing.

>>537517498
An open source AI code installed into the processor. You could even use raspberry Pi for computing if you lower the resolution and speed of the drone. A small SD card for data, RAM and a processor.
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>>537515128
Anywhere between 1500 - 4000 USD for civilian RC (toy) turbine engines (170n). If you want a real jet engine that can deliver a small payload, arround 20-50k USD for ~1200 newtons. It ain't cheap.
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>>537517328
i know its fucking retarded
do you remember in the 90s when the amerikeks lifted the public relations ban on their super sekrit F-117 nighthawk angled surfaces ( but totally secret sauce radar absorbing paint like for real ) ?
>>537517137
looks like the iranians watched those lockheed docus too

same shit every time
some fag decides its a good idea to give away secrets because it revives the competition and gets the money flowing again
so they give the "secrets" ( like the "super duper fast kinetic impactor anti slow drone interceptor faster than drone drone ) basically open source

seeding the know how with how to instructables
and then bitch and cry about some when the evil enemy uses that technology against our own people to justify getting more money from the same people that dont want to get maimed by 1000 grams of electronics wrapped in recycled water bottles.

the fucking anglos released tatp recipies to the public around the time of the london bus psyops
these people are insane

increase of suffering in the civilian population is a commodity for them
they feel entitled to the fruits of labor of that civilian population
so lack of real enemies makes them cannibalize their own
war is their vehicle
fear is their weapon
your mind is their target
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the Mohajer-10
if you think you recognize it, you do
its a direct knock off of the MQ-9 reaper
2000km range
24 hors flight
300kg payload
very configurable, everything from air to ground, electronic surveillance to glide bombs

Iran will be trying to get air to air from this
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>>537517692
cant sell it if people dont know what they are buying
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>>537517645
That has limited supply chain. There's already DIY jet engines on YouTube that surpass this easily. The raw materials are 10 dollars for this lmao.
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>>537517641
That thing will be barely able to tell up from down, anon.
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>>537517766
Now we're just mixing up platforms. It's a drone but a UAV carrying missiles.
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>>537516281
>It's stamped sheet metal for the engine and the wings.
Dude, at least try learning a little bit about R/C before blowing your credibility like that. It's either carbon fiber or fiberglass over balsa and foam.

>>537516957
>Even with no explosives it's a 750 kmph decapitator.
ROFL. Good luck hitting anyone at that speed. Maybe if you slammed it into the Moscow Victory Day Parade, assuming the Russians ever have enough men again to show them off at one.

What next, gonna say "you could attach razor blades to the wings!"?

>>537517645
>If you want a real jet engine that can deliver a small payload, arround 20-50k USD
I was pricing a Solar a while back, I think it was $150. Solar is the name of the turbine manufacturer, BTW. Yeah, silly name for a jet engine maker, like naming a medical center "Death Valley Hospital" or sth.
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>>537517886
A smart phone motherboard is good enough for battery drones.
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>>537517645
way too complex of a contraption
requires all sorts of delicate and unflexible things like precision manufacturing, logistics chains
even if you argue metal 3d printer and use a organic streamlined design to reduce parts

its still using specific parts that are purpose built
so instead what you want is
open source instruction to just for the lulz have normies build a dozen diy 3d-printed $for cheap consumer plc using open source drones

then distribute flight software via internet to 1000s of "volunteers" who produce these drones at home ( think during the corona dry run people sewing masks or printing "visors" ) then one day ahve them all go to the park and bring their 12 drones, set them on the grass and turn the power on, the rest will be taken care of by the predistributed control software

total anarchy
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>>537514984
That’s such an old video.
They have 500 mph prop driven drones now.
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>>537517899
they have about 4-5 variants on this type
all multi use
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>>537517924
This thread is hopeless.
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>>537517945
The world record is 400 mph.
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>>537517571
Remember when HobbyKing sold pulsejets?

Ah those were the days. Can't even get a bixler off HK anymore.
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>>537517822
top kek
very good xD
it is like you say
that reminds me to check on the oil filter price for my lawnmower engine i hope they have the 5.56-/-9 back in stock on craigslist
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>>537517922
>Good luck hitting anyone at that speed

AI Computing has solved it.
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>>537518003
That's cool, what's the point of trying to mix up missiles and drones though? Your claims don't have real teeth though since most of what Iran fired during the war has been ballistic missiles of their regular Fattah and Emad and above class. Drones have been the more easily destroyed in air threats. Traveling only 1 mach or less doesn't cut it against American and Israeli air to air missiles.
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>>537517894
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPGDAZyQ44k
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>>537517886
>>537518011
>delusions of denial cope

my icecream cone is waiting
fuck this thread i'm out
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this is the grand daddy
Ababil-3

this actually started development back in the 80's during the Iran Iraq war
most likely none left, they would have been the old stockpiles used first
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>>537517922
That thing is running a jetcat for sure
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>>537514984
Yeah so you need line of sight because a camera won't be able to keep up. So that makes it obsolete. Maybe with a fiber spool but there goes your speed. Thr current drones are fast enough. And Yolka is the Apex interceptor.
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>>537518016
Yeah! WTF happened to HobbyKing anyway? They used to be fucking huge, now 90% of their stuff is out of stock when I try to find anything on their site, especially all the engines and ducted fan stuff. I kept trying to buy their cheap styrofoam FPV goggles and could never find them in stock.
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>>537514984
You gotta relax, froggy. That shit has no warhead attached. And to kill regular infantry it certainly isn't necessary. There's a higher likelihood that it will miss the target at such high speeds. The 130kmph drones are more than enough to get the job done. But I can see it being used for other applications, depending on its range and actual viability, such as AI assisted helicopter downing, perhaps even against certain slower moving planes because they're soft-er targets that require a less powerful warhead compared to ground based equipment.

I'm sure they're well aware of this and there's a good reason why they haven't employed this tech.
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>>537517922
>I was pricing a Solar a while back, I think it was $150.
Whoopsie. That should have been $15K, i.e., $15,000. Stupid me.
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>>537514984
Still waiting for drone dogfights.
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>>537518139
they use layered attacks
they send in the cheap shit first then follow up with what they think will hit while defense is reloading etc
these all exist, they have been shown at arms shows for years
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>>537518349
It's been a thing since the war started in 2022.
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>>537517090
And how exactly are you going to get the drone to the supersonic speeds required for a ramjet to work at not -40,000 ft?
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>>537518196
Basic smart phones don't have the ability to handle the AI and sensor processing you'd need. And anon claimed even a Rasp Pi would cut it. Maybe for a slow drone, but definitely not something fast and needs to make an accurate decision.
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>>537518233
4k camera module, AI processor integration to detect and guide the drone, and multiple ram sticks. That's all it needs.
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>>537514984
With zero payload. LMAO you're retarded LMAOOOOOO
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>>537518375
Yes in theory, it hasn't been the main things getting through and hitting things. There's a reason why they focus on ballistic missiles over slower flying drones. These aren't stealth, anon. They are easy to detect track and kill. The only things they have at range that are hard to intercept are their missiles.
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>>537518264
They still exist. They just sell exclusively to militaries now. Plenty of Temu clones you can use though. These anons have no real RC or UAV knowledge. I remember Ukrainoids were flying tricopters through the Donbas mapping out trenches in 2014. They don't even have good OSDs or FCs anymore. Antenna tracking? Good luck, build it yourself.
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>>537518398
Nah thats just drones crashing into eachother, Im talking about drones chasing eachother around the sky shooting eachother down
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Shahed-171
In 2011 Iran got their hands on a US RQ-170

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-16098562
They got it pretty much intact and reverse engineered it to come up with this

They use it for intelligence, its got the low radar profile shape but not the proper materials
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>>537518510
they are meant to be easy to kill anon
for every shahed taken out you have to use a massively expensive missile that was designed to combat incoming aircraft or missiles, not lawn mowers
the jet drones are not that easy, not saying you cant but one or 2 will always get through if you send enough
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>>537517028
the other problem is these things need to be compatible with fiber optic control. radio controlled devices can and will be jammed.
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I'll leave this here
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>>537518264
Hobbykings entire business model was being a middleman between RC enthusiasts and Chinese factories
The enthusiasts realised they can just order direct from the factory and Hobbyking has been dying a slow death ever since
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They won't fully automate AI drones because there's no 100 percent guarantee it won't glitch out and kill the forces that deployed it by accident
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>>537518768
>if they send enough.
They've been firing mostly their missiles and you can say the same about their ballistic missiles than their drones they need more expensive electronics to build.
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Jet drones are actually so powerful it can take down heads of states and I think that's the way it'll be introduced to the mainstream military scenario. Like Putin getting killed by 5 plus jet drones.
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>>537514984
You want really cool? Here's a new Estonian interceptor. Quadcopter that takes off and can loiter wherever, then a rocket engine for the actual interception of an enemy UAV.
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>>537518986
>still reinventing the wheel
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>>537514984
Or here's a good one from Ukraine. Just a quadcopter with an antitank shaped charge -- but their operator is skilled enough to aim that sucker. BOOM, headshot.
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>>537519140
I want 1,000,000 of these on the border.
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>>537518833
Sad. They were more than just a portal, though, their "Turnigy" brand was stuff made to their specs.

>>537518608
>exclusively to militaries now
Sad, they could have just spun off a separate division and sold to both.

>Ukrainoids were flying tricopters mapping out trenches in 2014
Yeah, back in 2013 I was telling /k/ that drones were the future of warfare, that with nothing more than Google Maps and a hobbyist quadcopter loaded with explosives you could take out SAM sites and whatever else you wanted. Needless to say I got laughed off the board. No fucking vision whatsoever.
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>>537519288
Best part is that would cost less than a squadron of F-35s.
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>>537519140
Won't say more why this is not as smart as it seems
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>>537519248
Quadcopters with rpg heads will not be beat lol
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>>537514984
how long?? those shits have an autonomy of 60 seconds.
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>>537518945
I think they have been firing everything
as for re-arming
they have everything they need apart from time and thats what they are playing for now
over land road and rail links will have kept them going and if sanctions are dropped they will be in a better position than before the war in 6 months
better tooling, materials and production lines
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>>537515275
>no price given
This means it's heaps and bounds above usual drone prices and possibly negotiated individually with buyers.
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>>537517571
haha that record is funny just a boomer doing circles with a glider cucking all the high end jet fags
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>>537518449
Ukrainian drones uses less than mobile phone processors.
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>>537519416
They were just rebranding stuff for the most part
I wouldn't be shocked if they moved into supplying military clients though, since most western militaries won't be comfortable buying from Chinese factories so the goods need laundering so to speak

>>537519589
According to American intel they're projecting that the Iranian stockpiles are down to 70% with most of what they have now being their better more advanced stuff
They lobbed all their obsolete or low quality stuff in the early days
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>>537514984
Fuel for 2 minutes
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>>537519679
wouldnt surprise me in the least
they started making drones in the 80's
no-one really has a clue how much stockpiles they have
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>>537519633
Not for what you're talking about and what this thread started on.
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>>537518349
I think ammo is too heavy for these drones right now realistically
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>>537519729
Check out the Ukrainian jet drone. 800 km of range.
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>>537518076
>AI Computing has solved it
there is no way a small on-board ai chip is going to be able to discern friend from foe or soldier from civilian.
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>>537519989
If it's in enemy territory like Russia or Israel, who cares? It has GPS, facial tracking, can identify planes and tanks, can track cars. So even if it misses some ivan dies. It's fast that's what matters. We can figure out computing later.
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>>537519989
NVIDIA jetson modules combined with YOLO (you only look once)

range from 158g to 306 grams
theoretically it could distinguish between civilians and uniforms but in real world probably not
the other things it can do are fucking terrifying though
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>>537515132
>It is cool but turbine jets aren't cheap
Rocket motors are surprisingly cheap. Mach 1+ jet drones definitely have a niche, but so do supersonic rockets.
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>>537514984
Isn't that a kangaroo jet? Been around forever, none of this is new including the propulsion. Wait until you find out how fast unpowered rc gliders are.
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>>537520192
You're right that's pretty based. I hope Iran releases a swarm of thousands of killer robots in New York.
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>>537521210
Kys
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>>537517125
>STOP USING WORDS IN CONTEXTS WE DON"T USE IN GERMANY
german autism at its finest
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>>537514984
Ziggers must be sweatin rn



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