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I can't say I'm surprised I'm only shocked they didn't really prepare for the eventuality. One of the countermeasures we can expect is "persistent aerial surve

by msane 10y ago

I can't say I'm surprised I'm only shocked they didn't really prepare for the eventuality. One of the countermeasures we can expect is "persistent aerial surveillance" (airship based eye-in-the-sky platforms), which are semi-secret platforms being used in battlefields by the US currently. I wonder how rapidly one of these systems can detect an unknown drone in the air. Amazed you believed the FPSRussia video.

vinchuco 10y ago
Now I'm curious of the physics involved, how do you keep a drone from spinning out of balance after shooting?
- msane 10y ago
  no idea, but balanced charges I imagine
- dogma1138 10y ago
  It's CGI it's part of the promotion for one of the COD games.
  - vinchuco 10y ago
    So...?
BinaryIdiot 10y ago
> Amazed you believed the FPSRussia video Not sure what you mean. I believed what about it, exactly?
- msane 10y ago
  did you think it was real?
  - BinaryIdiot 10y ago
    No but I don't see any reason why it isn't feasible to some degree. Wasn't it some CoD promotion? I just wanted to use it as an example of what I was talking about. It's a cool example :)