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In general, your notions of front-line combat strategy is wrong. People on both sides used the fiber-optic platforms to target the RF Jammers/platforms first,
by Joel_Mckay 1y ago
In general, your notions of front-line combat strategy is wrong.
People on both sides used the fiber-optic platforms to target the RF Jammers/platforms first, and then deploy normal FPV platforms to chase down the soldiers.
Note, one may buy a fiber network link kit for drones for around $650 USD off China online stores. Try to be more precise if you don't know something. =3
- paganel 1y agoThe drone tactics are changing by the week, to not say by the day, as I just saw a video 3-4 days ago of an Ukrainian soldier who had just cut the wire on a Russia fiber-optic drone and then a second fiber-optic drone came and took his life. So making generalisations like that might not be always right on the spot.
- Joel_Mckay 1y agoYes, the fiber-units have also been used in ambush/trap setups, as they can sit dormant a lot longer. Not a good time for all involved, that is for sure. =3
- paganel 1y ago> can sit dormant a lot longer Surprised that no-one posted the video of the UA drone ambushing three Russian drones that were sitting on the ground, ready for an ambush. Here it is [1]. This is really next-level warfare from both sides directly involved. Non-fiber optic, as far as I can tell, at least not the Russian ones. [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineRussiaReport/comments/1neozvr/ua_pov_a_ukrainian_drone_ran_into_three_russian/ https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineRussiaReport/comments/1neozv...
- WJW 1y agoYour post doesn't address anything that I said but still complains I'm wrong. Try to be more precise too, thanks.