Comments by "marre sjepie" (@marresjepie1887) on "US sends never-before-seen drones to Ukraine. Here's what we know" video.

@ivangalik7848 Ehh.. They are slow, indeed, but also small and relatively silent. You try shooting a 60 to 80cm dart from the sky that still gets about 70mp/h and much faster when diving-in. When you hear the high-pitched buzzing from the outrunner and its carbon prop, it'll be too late. But thanks for playing..
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@g.k.1669 It seems like that. And the Ukrainians have been pretty good at sniffing-out artillery positions with drones, and knocking-out the command posts necessary for the coordination.
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@Alex-dh2cx Shh.. Hush, or You'll make the Putin-humpers cry with that reality-check. 😋
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Nah. They'll just keep at "The Tank/Armoured Vehicle/Command-post" had a fire that escalated" ( despite us getting juicy vids from Russian sh!t blowing-up after a suspicious buzzing sound.. :P)
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@alevyts3523 Six HOURS??? I'm already happy if my little drone gets 6 MINUTES of flight.. 🤣
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I dunno. The 'lag' would make piloting quite the challenge over those distances. It can be done. But it would not surprise me if some were piloted from, say, Germany, or the UK.
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@stefanweilhartner4415 That'll be something... IF (and that's a BIG 'if') that would transpire, "Unintended Consequences" will have a seriously deep meaning for Russia for the foreseeable future.
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A tad too much 'Sci-Fi' here.. but in due time? Wouldn't't surprise me one jot if I see something like that idea actually being developed and used.
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@daszieher Hmm.. depends on the wavelength of the laser. Who knows, maybe it uses a variation that can't be seen by the current detectors, but can be seen by the other deadly toys that are drip-dripping into Ukraine. Hence the "Ghost" moniker. A drone that can paint a target without the target, or observers being even vaguely aware.
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@isubtothebest6020 Hahahaha.. No.
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Prolly an NDA? They're allowed to state the deadly toy exist, but not what it actually can do. Sounds like common sense to me.
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