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No, because the collimating effect on the beam would still require you to have line of sight to the emitter, and if a drone is able to get that close without be

by XorNot 6mo ago

No, because the collimating effect on the beam would still require you to have line of sight to the emitter, and if a drone is able to get that close without being intercepted then something else has already gone wrong. But this is also an example of weird absolutist thinking about military tactics: is it unbeatable? No. Does it complicate the surveillance and detection picture? Yes.

pwndByDeath 6mo ago
Are you under the impression that the starlink terminals in Iran are for US military?
- spRite75 6mo ago
  The parent comment here was about usage in Ukraine rather than Iran
  - lostlogin 6mo ago
    I’d have thought the idea that you should have shot down the drone that’s hunting you might be a clue it’s not a comment aimed at the average domestic WiFi user.