[kellyhound]

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[kellyhound]

1. The enemy video surveillance station "Pergam RTR-150" was destroyed by four FPV drones of border guards.

The enemy used it for conducting reconnaissance and planning attacks.

2. An enemy passenger car, a military truck, two D-20 howitzer guns, a D-30 howitzer and an MT-12 Rapier gun were destroyed by drones from the border guards.

3. 109th OBrTrO targetting the enemy.

4. PEGAS FPV drones used by soldiers of the 10th OGSHBr "Edelweiss" targetting the enemy.

5. Enemy howitzers detected and destroyed.

[DaBigNob]

It's interesting to me how the drone video always loses signal a second or two before impact. I guess it's because of the delay in buffering and transferring the signal from the drone to the controller. But you always know the loss of signal = boom!

[Rikbikboo]

I asked this before I was wondering if the targets themselves carry some sort of signal jammer like the type you can buy off of amazon to jam mobile phone signals for as little as 9.99.

I know because for a while I used to use one at work to keep people off their phones while on shift. Turns out its illegal to block the signal here in the UK so that idea was a fail.

was still fun to sit on the bus and cut people off when they are annoyingly having loud conversations on the bus,

[BigNoLove]

UA- HMMWV drives over land mine

[starvationdeath]

I understand adding a song over a mute drone video or something like, but in a video with original audio? wtf...

[DoktorDoris]

Originally Posted by DaBigNob ↗

It's interesting to me how the drone video always loses signal a second or two before impact. I guess it's because of the delay in buffering and transferring the signal from the drone to the controller. But you always know the loss of signal = boom!

it is because the analogue radio signal gets knackered by ground features and earth's curvature. it may be FM but it still uses analogue transmission. so eventually all the 1s and 0s look the same.

[Roosta]

[William May]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo ↗

I asked this before I was wondering if the targets themselves carry some sort of signal jammer like the type you can buy off of amazon to jam mobile phone signals for as little as 9.99.

I know because for a while I used to use one at work to keep people off their phones while on shift. Turns out its illegal to block the signal here in the UK so that idea was a fail.

was still fun to sit on the bus and cut people off when they are annoyingly having loud conversations on the bus,

You were using explosive drones on employees and bus riders?!?! I bet that solved the discipline problems! And no one else on the bus is going to know where they came from!

Originally Posted by DoktorDoris ↗

it is because the analogue radio signal gets knackered by ground features and earth's curvature. it may be FM but it still uses analogue transmission. so eventually all the 1s and 0s look the same.

Kind of like how the Ukrainian drones make all the Russia equipment look the same.

[kellyhound]

1/2. Apachi FPV strike group at work.

3. Bradley mows a landing with enemy infantry.

4. Fighters of the 12th special purpose brigade "Azov" came close to enemy positions and three enemy soldiers surrendered.

5. Hornets of the 68th OEBr hunting for the enemy in hide-outs.

6. Hiding in tall grass to no avail.

7. Hungry rodents.

8. russ drone operators taken out.