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Surely these won't be too effective. They'd be easily brought down by getting anything at all (fishing wire, string, etc) fired from a makeshift catapult caught
by mattgibson 12y ago
Surely these won't be too effective. They'd be easily brought down by getting anything at all (fishing wire, string, etc) fired from a makeshift catapult caught up in the rotors.
High tech crowd control that can be defeated with stuff you've got lying around in the kitchen doesn't seen too useful.
- 6d0debc071 12y agoProvided someone brought the kitchen with them, sure. Though I think you may underestimate how easy it is to dodge relatively slow moving things in the sky. I could see that sort of thing being defeated by the operator flicking the drone up sharply when people start throwing stuff.
- jqm 12y agoHow about a cheap little suicide drone launched by the "protesters"? But ya, it seems some sections of rope with weights on the end (or improvised rope launchers) might be standard protest equipment if these things become widely deployed.