Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Ukraine’s Drones Target Russia: Inside the Biggest Air Attacks in History" video.

  1. I did some costing for drones with a long range. Servos - £40 a pop. You need 3 for controls, 1 for the throttle. £160 Propellor - £350 Engine - £2000 for a new 45 hp motorbike engine. Remember it doesn't need to run for many hours Computer and sensors - £350 Remote control - £300 Airframe - its mostly labour and some composites. Around the £2000 mark Warhead - Military have access and its cheap for them. £2 a kilogram. With fuse certainly less than £200 Battery £100 Launching them a bit more difficult. Gas gun, rocket booster, catapult off a hill are all options. Or off the back of a vehicle from the roof as it drives down a road. Get them to attack in swarms, even with a phone calling home to say where they are. If you find one route doesn't get through, change the route. Targets? Oil refineries, fuel depots, ports. If you sink a ship in the port, it blocks things up.
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