The War in the Ukraine
- Thread starter SampanViking
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Good God…
I mean, isn't it just a timer? You can achieve that with a single chip.
Thats the second video. There was an earlier one
It's actually quite challenging to make tho, considering that it's not only need to be small but also withstand considerable acceleration. For example, GsH-30-1 cannon for typical Russian aircraft may impose over 57000 G of acceleration to the projectile as unlike missile, the acceleration of tube gun are much more instanteneous.
Even simple artillery rounds can take over 15000 G of acceleration, thus why despite ideas arise in 1960's, Guided artillery shell only appear in 70's where electronics are more advanced and phenomenon is more well known.
FABs destroy Ukrainian command posts in Konstantinovka.
Mission aborted. Ukrainian boat got narrowly missed by artillery shell, but must presumed there were wounded enough for the boat to turn around and abort it's mission.
Krasnogorovka getting FAB'ed.
Ukrainian radar system gets hit and destroyed by something, either a Krasnopol or guided rocket, like a Tornado-S. The recent knockout of a Ukrainian S-300V launcher and radar system attributed to a Tornado-S.
Air attacks at Konstantinovka.
Zelensky cancelled demobilization. This is now a one way ticket. For many Ukrainians, this may mean their only way trip home is to be in a body bag, coffin, or forever lie in the black soil in pieces.
Ukrainian armored vehicle, possibly Krasnopoled at Chasiv Yar. By the 98th VDV.
FABs arrive in Urozhayne.
Ukrainian IFVs destroyed near Pobjeda by the 238th.
Krab SPG gets taken out by Lancet by the 238th near Kurahovo.
Gvozdika SPG gets knocked out by counterbattery fire from the Russian 63rd Brigade.
Two Iskanders or Kalibers arrive in Odessa.
ATGM (whose NATO code word F-name gets triggered by auto censorship) hits four Ukrainian minibuses transporting troops in the right side of the Dniepr.
Ukrainians tried to land on this strip along the Dniepr and got FAB'ed.
Ukrainian observation post destroyed by FPV drone from the 238th.
Russian FPV drone attacks Estonian ground recon drone.
Humvee attacked and destroyed by a quadcopter drone dumping bombs.
American drones turned out to be ineffective. --- WSJ. On top of being unable to cope with Russian EW systems, they are expensive, they malfunction and are difficult to repair.
It's becoming too obvious. Triple strike tactic to be used on Chasiv Yar.
Another Ukrainian ground drone called MUTT gets destroyed by Russian FPV drone.
Damaged bridge in Odessa. Not destroyed yet, but perhaps with one more strike or two.
Captured Coyote in the Avdeyevka sector.
Despite of all the fake news, the Voronezh M missile warning radar is safe from flood water because it was built on a hill.
FAB-250s falls on Ukrainian positions and Su-25s firing NARS in support of the 98th VDV advance into Chasiv Yar.
Mission aborted. Ukrainian boat got narrowly missed by artillery shell, but must presumed there were wounded enough for the boat to turn around and abort it's mission.
Krasnogorovka getting FAB'ed.
Ukrainian radar system gets hit and destroyed by something, either a Krasnopol or guided rocket, like a Tornado-S. The recent knockout of a Ukrainian S-300V launcher and radar system attributed to a Tornado-S.
Air attacks at Konstantinovka.
Zelensky cancelled demobilization. This is now a one way ticket. For many Ukrainians, this may mean their only way trip home is to be in a body bag, coffin, or forever lie in the black soil in pieces.
Ukrainian armored vehicle, possibly Krasnopoled at Chasiv Yar. By the 98th VDV.
FABs arrive in Urozhayne.
Ukrainian IFVs destroyed near Pobjeda by the 238th.
Krab SPG gets taken out by Lancet by the 238th near Kurahovo.
Gvozdika SPG gets knocked out by counterbattery fire from the Russian 63rd Brigade.
Two Iskanders or Kalibers arrive in Odessa.
ATGM (whose NATO code word F-name gets triggered by auto censorship) hits four Ukrainian minibuses transporting troops in the right side of the Dniepr.
Ukrainians tried to land on this strip along the Dniepr and got FAB'ed.
Ukrainian observation post destroyed by FPV drone from the 238th.
Russian FPV drone attacks Estonian ground recon drone.
Humvee attacked and destroyed by a quadcopter drone dumping bombs.
American drones turned out to be ineffective. --- WSJ. On top of being unable to cope with Russian EW systems, they are expensive, they malfunction and are difficult to repair.
It's becoming too obvious. Triple strike tactic to be used on Chasiv Yar.
Another Ukrainian ground drone called MUTT gets destroyed by Russian FPV drone.
Damaged bridge in Odessa. Not destroyed yet, but perhaps with one more strike or two.
Captured Coyote in the Avdeyevka sector.
Despite of all the fake news, the Voronezh M missile warning radar is safe from flood water because it was built on a hill.
FAB-250s falls on Ukrainian positions and Su-25s firing NARS in support of the 98th VDV advance into Chasiv Yar.
Nice for antidrone teams. Would be interesting to know what size of pellets they use.
Buckshot or Birdshot would be effective 25-50m depending on pellet size. There's also spread to consider. I imagine you'd want more spread rather than less.
More spread and bigger pellets means bigger gap between pellets... you can downsize pellets to have less gap but you loose range a lot doing so. It's more the barrel end choke that will induce spread than pellets size. Less spread the better for long range shot, reducing the gap and reducing the chance to miss even if you are right on target.
I use steel size T (5.08mm) for geese passing at higher altitude but using size 2 (3.81) for ducks in flight at way closer range.
Using lead or bismuth would downsize my pellets a lot passing from T(5.08) to BB (4.57) and size 2 (3.81) to size 4 (3.3). Cannot use lead anymore... was way more efficient.