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If you have 100s of small drones coming at you from all directions you would need to start hitting them as far as possible which is going to require a large rou
by idontwantthis 2y ago
If you have 100s of small drones coming at you from all directions you would need to start hitting them as far as possible which is going to require a large round.
- Arrath 2y agoA larger round also has more body material to fragment upon explosion, if indeed they are proximity airburst rounds. Which ideally means a higher PK as well as longer ranger.
- jstmm 2y agowhat does PK mean?
- aerostable_slug 2y agoProbability of kill
- WatchDog 2y agoA large system like the Skyshield, is vulnerable to artillery, you can't really deploy it near trenches and fox holes. FPV drones can fly low, at tree level, it's not going to have line of sight to be able to shoot them down. If you had a smaller man-portable cheap short-range system, you could deploy it along side your entrenched troops.
- antoniojtorres 2y agoI don’t think this system would be positioned within artillery range, that seems negligent as it’s stationary. It seems like this system would be deployed protecting bases and other high value targets, at least according to their promo materials.