Chinese MALE, HALE (and rotary, small, suicide) UAV/UCAV thread
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There's apparently been customers at Zhuhai and similar conventions been asking if it's possible to counter drones with ramming drones, I guess someone really did come up with one. I wonder what sort of ram it has to be able to survive going through a sheet of glass at speed.
It may be dangerous to infantry if it can target their face.
Why not just have a drone that shoots a shotgun-like shell filled with webs and strings that can entangle the rotors?
Would be way better to have multiple canister with nets... realeasing a small net catching the propellers and it's done. Would not need crazy piloting skills. Have build a rc plane with IR gun tag with 100m range and just finding your opponent is clearly epic.
This model is different from the real oneA piece of history: WZ-1 unmanned helicopter. It was developed by Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics in the 1990s and first flew in 1996.
by78
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More on the LQ-302 Magie UCAV/loitering attack munitions.
- Capable of forming swarms (up to 25 units per swarm).
- Modular and flexible payload configurations, capable of carrying SAR, electro-optical, anti-radiation, and other payloads.
- Cost effective, affordable, etc.
- Take-off Mass: ≥70kg
- Payload: ≥ 25kg
- Cruising speed: 150km/h
- Endurance: 3 hours
- Combat radius: 400km
- Capable of forming swarms (up to 25 units per swarm).
- Modular and flexible payload configurations, capable of carrying SAR, electro-optical, anti-radiation, and other payloads.
- Cost effective, affordable, etc.
- Take-off Mass: ≥70kg
- Payload: ≥ 25kg
- Cruising speed: 150km/h
- Endurance: 3 hours
- Combat radius: 400km
by78
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PAP quadcopters, the same model are also used by with the PLA.
A high-resolution image of the controller for the standard issue quadcopter in service with the PAP as well as the PLA.
