Originally posted by pikestaff
I bet those little drones don't work too well in snow, rain, and high wind, considering the amount of crap weather the Brits have to put up with,
drones are the least of their worry's.
As for using a slingshot against those little buggers, I think a catapult would be easier to aim, and quicker to use, or a crossbow or air
rifle.
The picture in the OP is a crappy little locally controlled RC aircraft with cameras on it.
It may have its place it certain circumstances,but there are other much more advanced plans in the works.
The reality of drones over the UK go anywhere up to the Taranis drone I posted about yesterday.
BTW,I think the daily mail reads ATS and makes stories about popular topics-It has happened many times but look what popped up today:
www.dailymail.co.uk...
In my previous post I included a link which names the 130 companies who will be soon flying drones about over the UK.
Originally posted by pikestaff
I bet those little drones don't work too well in snow, rain, and high wind, considering the amount of crap weather the Brits have to put up with,
drones are the least of their worry's.
As for using a slingshot against those little buggers, I think a catapult would be easier to aim, and quicker to use, or a crossbow or air
rifle.
Not much chance of that when the more advanced drones,as above,fly at high altitute.
And have stealth technololgy,and probably soon be armed with lasers.
Originally posted by blaenau2000
A COUNCILLOR has described the decision to allow unmanned drone test flights at a former RAF base as a “cop out”.
The Snowdonia National Park Authority (SNPA) will allow the testing and development of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV's) at Llanbedr Airfield, near
Harlech.
www.dailypost.co.uk...
I guess the only consolation there is drones are a lot quieter than the low flying jets which already fly through the magnificent mountains of
Snowdonia.