Well, like the Russians have been saying, the property prices in New Zealand and Argentina are probably going down now that Russia has a weapon with global range. I guess that frenzy of US billionaries building remote shelters in those places will come down.
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- Thread starter tphuang
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Záběry ruského dronu s ochranou proti minám (MPV) na vzácném ukrajinském obrněném vozidle Tempest 4x4. Ochrana proti minám (MPV) Tempest 4x4 byla ve Velké Británii vyrobena v roce 2002, celkem jich bylo vyrobeno pouze osm. Tempest 4x4 je založen na komponentech z nákladního vozu Peterbilt 330 a může přepravovat až osm osob. Video bylo natočeno v Dněpropetrovské oblasti na Ukrajině a ukazuje, jak je ukrajinský Tempest 4x4 zničen útoky dronů
Servicemen from the repair and recovery battalion of the 20th Russian Army demonstrated tests of the Arbalet interceptor drone. The drone is armed with an AKS-74U assault rifle. Early versions of this drone have been demonstrated previously, and operators are reportedly already being trained on these drones. The number of drones produced has not been announced, and the drones' technical specifications are still unknown. The main challenge in developing the drone was balancing the weapon to ensure flight stability and reducing the recoil of the assault rifle when fired. The drone's estimated flight time is 10-15 minutes, and it carries 30 rounds of ammunition. Judging by the video, the Russian interceptor drone performs well and is suitable for use against infantry, replacing the explosive-armed FPV drones currently in use.
Recoil looks very bad.Servicemen from the repair and recovery battalion of the 20th Russian Army demonstrated tests of the Arbalet interceptor drone. The drone is armed with an AKS-74U assault rifle. Early versions of this drone have been demonstrated previously, and operators are reportedly already being trained on these drones. The number of drones produced has not been announced, and the drones' technical specifications are still unknown. The main challenge in developing the drone was balancing the weapon to ensure flight stability and reducing the recoil of the assault rifle when fired. The drone's estimated flight time is 10-15 minutes, and it carries 30 rounds of ammunition. Judging by the video, the Russian interceptor drone performs well and is suitable for use against infantry, replacing the explosive-armed FPV drones currently in use.
The gun barrel need to be at the center of mass, the drone would just go reverse and not balancing madly like that.
Something build arround a Metal storm MAUL would be nice against infantry and other drones. But the gun need to be centered, not heavy and slung below like that.
Still, that thing look to be made on the field by a repair and recovery battalion. We will see if itwill be used or not.
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