Ukraine's Cheap DIY Drones Taken Out Million-Dollar Worth Tank, BUT how?

Recent developments on Russia-Ukraine war have highlighted the evolving nature of warfare in the modern era. Ukraine, facing the constant threat of Russian aggression, has found an ingenious and cost-effective solution to counter the formidable armored might of its neighbor: cheap DIY drones. These small, seemingly inconspicuous flying devices are proving to be a David against the Goliath of advanced Russian tanks worth millions. Footage showed how T-90M tanks were targeted and taken out using low-cost, DIY drones. As we witness million-dollar tanks surrender to relatively affordable DIY drones, one can't help but questions: are these million-dollar tanks truly as powerful as they are often advertised? or could it be their power is somewhat overrated?
Join us as we delve into the dramatic battle between million-dollar tanks and cheap DIY drones, while also uncovering the secret behind its development!
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[@bwmcelya]

Drone Armies. The new face of warfare. It used to be spy vs spy, now it’s drone vs drone. The future is here.

[@John_Falcon]

Imagine the James Bond films of tomorrow, only now he's just a drone.

[@rsinclair689]

Or hacker versus hacker. Knocking out a countries power for a couple weeks would result in anarchy.

[@ClovisPoint]

the strike force for the NWO ,seeking out anyone who wont Kowtow to the U.N ,and eliminating them ,scary future [no where to hide ]'' Who is like the beast ? and who can War against it ? '' REVELATIONS

[@michaelzajac5284]

Spy vs Spy? You mean "Spycraft."

[@SaintNath]

Yeah in a few years it's just gonna be who has more robots to fight the wars. I'm super surprised there are no automatic flying super fighter jets yet

[@abrahadabra111]

I'm glad to see that you not only praise Russian military technology, but also take a close look at Ukrainian inventions and report on them.

[@cathoderay305]

Lots of countries and independent groups are watching this all unfold and getting ideas. The world is going to be considerably more dangerous moving forward.

[@nightlightabcd]

I think there is a Star Trek NG episode predicting this! It's only a mater of time before the drones have laser weapons!

[@cathoderay305]

@@nightlightabcd chemical or capacitor driven because you need a fast reaction and immediate power from what I understand, but completely possible.

[@mikeshoults4155]

Hamas is ready for Isrealis tanks. The Isrealis leadership has completely dismissed the danger of drones. ....it's not going to turn out well.

[@NoahRial-xb5fb]

Or chemical or incendiary or biological

[@cathoderay305]

@@NoahRial-xb5fb The US response to any such attacks on the North American continent is written into doctrine for more than 20 years. America would launch a nuclear strike. I imagine that Israel would do the same.

[@anupreetborkar9174]

"...creativity and adaptability often emerge as the unexpected champions..." 👍

[@MachineGunJelly584]

I feel like this is the modern version of Molotov’s cocktails 😂

[@johnbillington488]

You say they can only be used once, same for shells, rockets, grenades , missiles, bullets and many other munitions. Some artillery shells cost $80,000.

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

why do they cost so much?

[@jamelpiclit3062]

And Javelins cost about 250k dollars and also single use.

[@lpjunction]

@@user-lb8bg6kj9m The price is right when US tax payer is footing the bill.

[@wolfgangselle4307]

@@jamelpiclit3062good but what they destroy cost much much more … so good price value ratio

@@jamelpiclit3062 the launcher cost 250k or a single Javelin shell??

[@PINK-DOG-TV-bb9kk]

Կարծում եմ աշխարհում ամենահզոր զենքը խելացի լինելն է!

[@dieselphiend]

They also use FPV drones on personnel. They have also recently developed a new form of FPV attacks which don't require sacrificing the drone. This involves dive bombing targets with dropped small munitions.

[@ResasRandomStuff]

It's not even a recent develpment, they started dropping grenades into vehicles and trenches from drones within the first months of the war.

[@dieselphiend]

@@ResasRandomStuff I'm not talking about just dropping them. I'm talking about using FPV drones to dive bomb targets. They use them to get munitions inside of dugouts, and etc.

[@hornetscales8274]

I doubt the tank is "weak" in any significant way, it's just a fact that it has always been easier to destroy than to defend, so to speak.

[@MarkHall-cf6ji]

the top is softer than the side

[@hornetscales8274]

@@MarkHall-cf6ji Yeah, but that kind of bolsters my point in a way.

[@gino3286]

you are absolutely right It amazes me how most of people fail in understand this very evident fact imho the efficiency of air defense systems is overrated Maybe to sell them the right missile can split in two a mighty warship And it will be practically unstoppable

[@benny4162]

Those soldiers were all leaving the top hatch open.

[@muzikizfun]

They've taken it a step farther and attached an antitank mine and put a steering vein on it so it falls straight. It makes a much bigger kaboom than those mortar shells!

[@Nebris]

They use an empty water bottle as a steering vane. lol

[@muzikizfun]

@@Nebris Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@assassinlexx1993]

They just returning the landmine 😉

[@muzikizfun]

@@assassinlexx1993 The Ukrainians are nice guys and just want to share their bounty with the Orcs!

[@belka-e]

​@@muzikizfunты с ними знаком лично?

[@abcdef-qk6jf]

There a lot of TM62 landmines laying around. The designers didn't expect an anti tankmine from above. Clever thinking.

[@joshuaalistair3193]

Hush... don't tell anyone, but both sides are using cheap hobby drones.

[@peacemaker2229]

Eg shaheed and lancet

[@p.h.m.kletersteeg117]

Russians for observation.

[@joshuaalistair3193]

@@p.h.m.kletersteeg117 Oh, so we have not had a slew of articles complaining about how the Russians have flooded the sky with cheap Lancet suicide drones?

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

@@p.h.m.kletersteeg117 Russian soldiers are NOT that observant... They keep getting sent to the front lines as cannon fodder !!! Just saying 😎

[@JamesWitte]

no, DJI and race drones @@peacemaker2229

[@budekins542]

This is not "evolution" of DIY drones - this is deliberate Intelligent Design.

[@simonwood1402]

The fact that there are so many different types of anti tanks weapons just goes to show how dangerous tank truly are!....

[@nightlightabcd]

And how dangerous it is to be in one!

[@simonwood1402]

@@nightlightabcd that's why you go to war with thousands of them and not dozens!

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

@@nightlightabcd with good aircover and protection, tanks can wreck havoc on the battle field too. if a few pounds of explosives can destroy such tanks, imagine what tanks can do with their massive shells firing all over the battle field. they can probably level buildings left and right with their rounds.

[@Phrancis5]

I've built many of these quads. 2.4 and 5.8ghz is what consumer drones (DJI) and hobby FPV race drones use to transmit and could easily be jammed by a competent military.

[@kingumex1624]

How did u build them i want to build drones

[@Nickle314]

Long range suicide drones. The cost is relatively small. $3000 for the engine. $3000 for the airframe. The reason under $1500. ie. Propeller, servos, computer. $100 for the explosive. That's for something with a 1000 range. To see what that means, get out a map and see what's 1000 miles from the UKR border. They can dip in and out of cloud, go at night go in a swarm. They can use phones to call to state where they are, or you even use a satelite phone. From those that are shot down, you change the route and evolve the attack. Top of the list, oil refineries and oil depots. On the jamming, the IRA terrorists were using RC controlled bombs. Then the army worked this out. They started broadcasting detonate messages from time to time, and took the terrorists out.

[@senseisecurityschool9337]

The Russians are using jammers. Just one problem with jammers - they broadcast for a long time, at very high power. That makes it pretty easy for me to feed the jammer's signal into a $5 phase detector and set the drone to fly at the jammer. $350,000 jammer, meet $400 drone.

[@Nickle314]

@@senseisecurityschool9337 Exactly. Plus there are now multiple sources of GPS signals from Russia itself, to China, the USA, Europe is moving into the space. The other one, at least for the last phase is telephone. For example, taking out a oil refinery. GPS gets you near, then it rings home with a mobile, and an operator flies the last couple of miles into the target.

[@pilotavery]

These use FHSS over a special data link, it's much more immune to jamming..

[@user-ji3gg1xy7x]

Creativity and adaptability

[@LonGin-gp2cr]

Cool stuff. Cheep and effective.

[@ericbengtson2822]

Good report, thanks

[@hisredrighthand5212]

This seemed like a good way to hassle the enemy and hopefully land a handgrenade in an open hatch. FPV drones however attack fully manned tanks on the move and are now called in like artillery strikes. They seem like a quantum leap. I still don't get how such small drones can carry big battery packs and a heavy RPG7 round.

[@davidoberle9023]

I'm sure if a million T-90 rocks up to my trench line and opens up I won't be thinking, "Ha. Tanks are overrated." It's all about perspective and the roles the systems play in the conflict.

[@thelordoftime803]

Exactly, people don't really understand that war is just a more complex rock-paper-scissors. If you're a kamikaze drone, a tank is nothing more than a target, if you're infantry with no anti-tank abilities, that tank is the most terrifying thing you will experience in your entire life.

[@davidoberle9023]

@@thelordoftime803 people refuse to actually put themselves in the scenarios at play.

[@thelordoftime803]

@@davidoberle9023 Yeah, I've not seen war, but my vivid imagination lets me at least guess what it might feel like to have tons of steel with crazy firepower coming towards your trench while your feet hurt so much you get a slight idea of letting it pass over you just so you can escape that hell. Reading first hand accounts of stuff also helps with understanding, but people are more fascinated by war than by war stories of human tragedy

[@fylink]

I heard that they use big drones as an "aircraft carrier" to deliver smaller onces and then as a radio repeater to amplify signal.

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

that drone would have to be far bigger to carry all that weight. perhaps if the "aircraft carrier" drone were designed as a glider rather than a rotor, it could carry more weight (drones + payload) and fly further.

[@plutoisacomet]

Just here to see what type of munitions are attached to the drones. looks like 20mm, 30mm and RPG rounds all fitted with simple contact fuses. Thanks for the info

[@vladv593]

if the war continues, then I would not be surprised by the appearance of terminators in the near future

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

all we need for that to happen is for the next level of AI to emerge. for all we know, it could be just months away.

[@krzysztofjaskulski6022]

.male zabawki o dużej mocy rażenia.👍

[@user-mh1qt4ln5g]

You know victory is close at hand when you’re using DIY drones.

[@suleienejod2071]

😂😂😂😂

[@oricampo203]

Better then not having em

[@CurseTheDarkness]

You know victory is close at hand when your enemy is being bled dry by DIY drones.

[@user-mh1qt4ln5g]

@@CurseTheDarkness How silly you are to think that Russia won’t end up with more than what they asked for when this began. The Jewish comedian wanted to give Putin what he wanted, but the Zionist beast of America would not let him do so.

[@user-mh1qt4ln5g]

@@oricampo203 It’s “better than” not “better then”. You must be a product of the American public school system.

[@useemehere2]

nice work

[@gregallen7045]

Thanks!

[@massimoa8310]

I saw that tank on dozens of films... beautiful with the turret hatch open waiting for the bomb..... just like in the films.... what film was it??

[@airwalk247]

I would say that the tank's operators or the operators of the invasion in general are always usually easier to target than their equipment, however...not always because their equipment may be armored, but find the weak point or if it is toting explosives and ammo that can be set off too, rendering the equipment destroyed, or if you can target crews only, go in later a recover the equipment for your cause. It's drone-zilla (Drone gurilla) warfare. Turn the enemies multi million dollar systems to your cause, modify and enhance their systems as needed to prevent the enemy from copying your tactics. Learn, Engage, Adapt, Develop, Exploit, Reuse, Recover, Outsource, Supply, Enhance, Surpass

[@youtubeuploads8703]

I've been building these for several years now. With a camera attached, it's super fun to fly around zipping through forests and around buildings like a bird.

[@saddingus7850]

tanks still serve a purpose in modern warfare, however, until reliable anti drone/ATGM technology catches up, theyre just really expensive, really big, targets. when in a war of attrition, cheap killing really expensive eventually adds up. unmanned warfare really is the future of war, and the Ukraine war has shown that its basically here already. its a bad time to be a tanker or infantryman. drone countermeasures will eventually catch up, and then those countermeasures will be countered, so on and so forth. the cycle continues.

[@mihailcoscodan8422]

You can also be killed by a shell of a tank when you are looking on display for drone.

[@nerovergil7]

Anti drone drone will be invented

[@DKTek07]

And to think, we used to drop homemade poof devices from our RC airplanes and helicopters back in the mid 80’s in Florida. Abandoned and burnt out cars were common in the area we flew, so we got a lot less bored. Shotgun shells, PVC tubes, roofing nails, baby powder and some 5 minute epoxy. Fun times except we did LOS because FPV was not at the level it is today.

[@brianBZ1]

For people that are not familiar With FPV drones. It's very easy to block the visual video signal. Fifteen dollars transmitter. As well as block the RF signal for the control.

[@miudi9535]

There are multiple frequency's that you can use in diffrient ranges, soo it isnt that easy to block them all.

[@user-dj3yv6je9n]

Quick effect cheap on the move perfect

[@youcantata]

The technology of UAV drone is reaching critical mass to be effective weapon, making conventional weapons obsolete. Advent of powerful microchip, sensor and battery made hobby grade UAV as effective as military missile. The drone technology is widely accessible and cheap. Such cheap and capable drone opened new era in ground, naval, and aerial battlefield.

[@beach2787]

Well... that helped a lot !

[@bgorveatt]

My fear is this will become the next piece of weaponry in the terrorists arsenal. So many will be at risk. RPG rounds are as plentiful as dimes and drones are easily built and concealed!

[@superpsion]

It's already is ...

[@caosgaming9518]

Soon the world will fight like this while we hide from the fallout. Imagine the PTSD.

[@brendenbonker7636]

The focus should now be on frequency jammers. Would quickly help alleviate this issue

[@peterphan227]

Warfare has always been the source of a lot of innovation.

[@iinRez]

This is a nutty time to be alive.

[@gouravmisra2317]

❤️ HEARTIEST SALUTE ENTIRE ALL TEAM NETWORK'S 🎉🎉 JAY HIND ❤️❤️ JAY BHARAT 🎉🎉 SAATH EK LAKSHYA BHED 🎉🎉

[@user-ok2mn4bw7u]

They defiantly burn the Koran and the Bible, they praise LGBT perverts, they supply weapons to the Ukrainian Nazis so that this war will last indefinitely. Western Sodom and Gomorrah are moving with confident steps towards their demise. I'm Ukrainian women living in Mariupol. Freedom to Ukraine! Death to the Fascist occupiers! Glory to the Russian soldier liberator! .

[@klargesagt1729]

Tanks has the power to make shareholders rich by lobbying gouvernments to make sensless wars.

[@yankoyankov7457]

This war changed the rules of the war

[@donbunson5031]

I assume large nets placed around buildings and other high risk areas would stop some of the damage a drone can do. Sometimes low cost attacks have low cost defences.

[@grouchynorwegian8690]

I saw where an Australian company is selling cardboard drones to Ukraine

[@EsaMyllyla]

Amazing how small explosion device can take out a Tank

[@capndelirious]

I don't think it's true, The videos totally ignore the impenetrable shields used on these Giants.

[@timothywalker4563]

I can’t help but think of what Churchill said of radar and early EW it’s a wizard war, well we’re back to that again only drones don’t need broom sticks 👀

[@taimermega6447]

Chechens won first war with sticks and stones ,one can say. No help from west. Ukranians did help ichkeria do. Thank you Hloptsi!!! Victory will be for righteously!!turkey helped ,by taking in wounded. Te shukederim

[@vonSchwartzwolfe]

Tanks are still very important and capable on the battlefield. If the crews know how to use them.

[@teksight9714]

The tank manufacturing lobby has joined the comments.

[@_vital_p]

That is true, although they have become much more vulnerable.

[@user-tk3vj8pn7k]

Tanks will look ugly porcupine 🦔

[@JayWye52]

I saw one shot there with an EFP remote-mine killing a tank in a side attack,not a drone. Germany makes them,US and Russia have similar mines.

[@insain0999]

Really informative, thanks.

[@sparty94]

there's a huge market for drone and anti-drone warfare, this is just the beginning.

[@drumming619]

The drones rarely destroy the tanks...they can disable them sometimes if they hit them in the right spot.

[@hart0_0]

That big Dji logo 💀

[@RT-qt1xh]

Most tanks are easy targets from above, since most warfare comes from all sites, or mines, with drones all old machines are an easy target from above 🤷‍♂️

[@charleycruz1927]

Smart ideas. .

[@cressdiligent]

Would those little popcan size explosive destroy a tank? Im seeing picture of tanks with their tops completly blown of and laying on the ground besides it. Does that have enough firepower to do that?

[@AaaBbb-kw5em]

If you hit the right spot yes. This is usually HEAT munition which will definitely be enough to penetrate the top or the back of the turret which is usually where ammo is stored in these tanks. If you manage to make the ammo cook off like most of these videos, it explodes violently and the turret usually goes flying especially in Russian tanks.

[@AaaBbb-kw5em]

If you hit the right spot yes. This is usually HEAT munition which will definitely be enough to penetrate the top or the back of the turret which is usually where ammo is stored in these tanks. If you manage to make the ammo cook off like most of these videos, it explodes violently and the turret usually goes flying especially in Russian tanks.

[@Shadow-1949]

Country of lesbiana is sending 24 Tanks and 16 mig29 200 missiles

[@Yazan.alazzawi]

1:03 بالنسبة إلي ارى ان الدبابات سلاح يحتاج الي التطوير لان جميع الدبابات في العالم هو تابوت متنقل رئيت ابرامز تخسر امام ار بي جي. رخيص و تي ٨٠ تخسر امام طائرة رخيصة و ليوبارد تخسر امام طائرة رخيصة لا يوحد دبابة يمكنها الصمود اما اسلحة العصر الحديث وهذا قد يثبت عدم كفاءة الدبابات في العصور القادمة بسبب تطور الحروب

[@milordas]

what?

[@user-vv8hg5fx1h]

Good afternoon. I am from Ukraine and generally agree with the author. The only thing I would like to point out is that changing the FPV frequency of the drone makes it possible to strike despite countermeasures. Now the direction of drones is very, very developed both in Ukraine and in our enemy. Don't lag behind, learn from Ukrainian officers. We are faced with the fact that our Ukrainian infantrymen, who were trained in the UK, can't apply most of the tactics taught to them by British instructors. Most of the doctrine is outdated! Even in US doctrine today small kamikaze drones are seen as a toy :) only a dozen of these toys can drive and partially kill a platoon of soldiers.

[@maliaohiker3617]

Commercial drones have a major flaw: they fly with known and delimited radio frequencies, frequencies that can be easily disturbed by specific countermeasures, thus making them uncontrollable and essentially useless.

[@brianemery8945]

This is true Using 2.4ghz But with technology now and dfhs it's probably harder to pinpoint an exact frequency.. and the video Tx's also use auto scanning to find the best signal. Some even on the HAM band..... But who am I to say....I've had multiple rc planes taken out by ppl just turning on their WiFi......lol

[@blindinglight8604]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@Evgeniy_Akhmetshin]

Слава Великому Путину

[@dustinbanneddotvideo2082]

Screw Ukraine

[@Jrpalermo1]

8:20 video of this dude saying the exact same thing a hundred different ways. Lol

[@starsoldier3643]

Id like to think one could just as easily make missles out of drone guts that could be gps guided at launch with say c4 on board. Just plug in the coordinates watch it find its target through the onboard camera. Electronically detonation on impact through a pressure switch.

[@RyanNightTalks]

nice

[@diegoalejandropatino3969]

As far as I know in America there is the STRIKER LEONIDAS OF GDLS, that has the capability to drone destroyer.

[@yankoyankov7457]

Russian's drones are also operational now .. theirs utility are growing They are on 50 / 50 now Russian's vs Ukrainian's

[@gabrielleyba2842]

that is why DJI started regulating exports

[@dawsonreum8096]

There is always a race between weapon and armour. Active protection systems will soon be on most modern tanks and provide protection from these threats. Next it will be ground drones, and those are likely to be countered to.

[@mobl7911]

They don’t work on merkavas

[@ninjacat7247]

U forgot one thing that drones can be upgraded to new threats as well

[@Willy_Tepes]

That is just propaganda.@@mobl7911

[@Willy_Tepes]

Sorry, but not everything can be "countered". Active protections systems on armor is not 100% effective as recently shown in Gaza.

[@dawsonreum8096]

@@Willy_Tepes And armor is never 100 percent effective against any sort of ammunition it was designed to counter, not even close. If you use a tank foolishly it will be destroyed. The role of a tank on the battlefield will likely remain relevant for years to come, but how it is used will change, just as it always has. The way tanks are used today is different than the way they were used in WW2 or any other war of the distant past.

[@reltech]

His smart drone only sends one video frame back. Then has one command to receive, "drop it". On the other hand, a captured drone has return co-ordinates somewhere inside.

[@EnsignPissBoots]

Coming to a city near you ! Probably shouldnt tell people how easy it is to make these lol

[@fanlytoy97]

Lucky I know somewhere can buy cheap drone, just around 200-500$

[@Kuwandi]

Love it a can from a SOFTDRINK with a HARD HIT …✅

[@bwmcelya]

Run the drones on 800mhz. Tough to jam. Or, a variable frequency transmission system like the USA uses.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

This makes it hard to eavesdrop or hijack but not to jam. Russia for example jams pretty wide bands and only interrupts it to let their own drones through.

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

@@DaveSmith-cp5kj make the drones autonomous with AI to interpret video images and identify targets to attack. jamming will be no longer effective since transmission will be zero.

[@IgorRockt]

@@DaveSmith-cp5kj The thing with jamming is the same as with radar - it's an emitter. Just create a suicide drone which, once in its target area, just targets the strongest emitter (like the rockets which target radar sources), and it's good bye jammer! Or, even better, use a real rocket to destroy the jammer, then the cheap drones to do the "cleanup" once the jammer is destroyed.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@user-lb8bg6kj9m AI object recognition can be countered. I'm not going to say how, but this technology has existed since the 90s and Russia has it as well. This is why America always has man in the middle targeting systems and never fully autonomous.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@IgorRockt This is good in theory, but it doesn't work that way IRL. The only reason drones are active in Ukraine right now is because Russia is letting them as they are using drones of their own. Deep into Russian territory you can't get any drones to work, which is why Ukraine has been pushing so hard for manned aircraft instead of drones.

[@michaelSchlotter438]

I hardly wonder why there is still no hunting drone developed? Like a hunting bird this Kind of drone could easly eliminate hundred of drones. Prepared with a firethrower or antisignal gun or most effective a easy metal component to stap the other drones out of the sky And the drones should have the Double speed and battery power and could operate from abroad. For example from a living room in central europe I am a genius :D

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

these things already exist. mini radars scan the sky for these drones and launch missiles or lasers to shoot them down.

[@DKTek07]

Kinda ironic that he’s a 3rd year med student that helps people, but now he’s disassembling them. Well, I used to first disassemble something to figure out how to fix it 🤔. I guess he’s doing the same.

[@lagrivv]

This is very funny and effective

[@user-oo7vk1oz5w]

7:15 this is a photo of Russian drones, inscriptions in Russian, on the warhead.))))

[@SaidvladodenAncientDraculas]

1 million drones in the air at the same time can stop a nuclear threat from Russia

[@EparamaLaba-nc5or]

10 years from now expensive military hardware will be a thing from the past . Or put in museum for history display

[@davewood406]

If I am running one of the worlds defense hardware manufacturers. I would be sending R&D teams there, even if they self fund, a live fire, live target environment can't be bought for any amount of money. Be it defensive or offensive systems, that would pay off easily.

[@serdgeedgerunner]

Destroying abandoned tank is debatable victory..

[@julioguillem496]

No si niegas la recuperación a tu enemigo

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

@@julioguillem496 Exacto, estás impidiendo que el tanque se utilice en una etapa posterior...

[@jackmclane1826]

It can't be recovered, repaired or used for spare parts and is blown up with the ammo inside that could be used by other tanks. So using a $500 drone to blow it up is money WELL spent.

[@littlehills739]

abandoned ? crew needs food fuel and sleep you need to open that hatch sometime

[@jaxcrax9644]

@@jackmclane1826 Too bad they have taken out only one tank so far. Maybe they will have better luck from now on. As far as money well spent, the Ukraine has not paid us a dime for the $10 billion in equipment we have shipped over there. That money came out of our defense budget. So we are going to have to do it with $10 billion. How many Ohio class subs is that?😊

[@timothyknight2236]

The TANK is to a drone as is a battle ship is to an airplane......Drones are real people.

[@enton9422]

Please teach how to start diy drone. To ready if war break out

[@cglees]

Technically an IED by definition

[@ska5568]

*DRONES are the slingshot in the hands of the modern day DAVIDS against the Goliaths. Goliath can be Russia or USA or even Israel!!* 😂😂😂

[@mimikurtz2162]

Don't forget that the biblical Goliath was a Philistine, the people of present day Gaza. 😂😂😂

[@user-lb8bg6kj9m]

@@mimikurtz2162 goliath likely suffered from a condition called Gigantism. its when a tumor forms in the brain causing human growth harmones to keep being secreted. the result is a giant of a human. sadly these humans are very sick and don't live long. they suffer from skeletal and muscular injuries due to non stop growth. Goliath was felled with a rock slung by David. These giants are known to feel dizzy due to their condition (brain tumor). So if anything, David attacked a very sick man and killed him. Not cool.

[@mimikurtz2162]

@@user-lb8bg6kj9m That "very sick man" was the greatest warrior in Gaza. That's why he was chosen to be their champion and fight David. Which doesn't say much for the rest of them If you are correct. Not cool.

[@antonioferreiradesousa6443]

Muito bom.

[@alphaphichufafionse3005]

I dont think those mini bombs can penetrate the tanks armour

[@JayWye52]

top armor is always much thinner than side or frontal armor. it's the weakest part of the tank. many of those dropped bombs are shaped-charge anti-armor grenades with 3-D printed fins. UKR even asked for old US cluster munitions to repurpose the submunitions for drone drops,because the bomblets are designed to penetrate top armor. "Rule of thumb" is diameter of charge is how many inches or mm of armor it can penetrate.

[@cry9621]

Ofen FPV drone carryes bazuki bomb head

[@jonathanpena1648]

The Industrial Military Complex at work

[@KGAnims]

RC is not for Remote Controlled, but for Rocket Carrier.

[@FUCKTHEBBC]

😂

[@moineagu1]

Brilliant project Congratulations

[@user-oc2py2qk9j]

Ok my guy. That million dollar tank is like a turtle. And your coming at them with something that Flys. You can't say the tank isn't powerful. Just not designed to stop something from above.

[@skyforce1983]

Imagine being the driver of that tank and taking a piss in a bottle and bam a drone pops up and drops a bomb in that hole you were gonna throw the bottle out when you got done

[@MikeJohnson-de3zf]

I don't understand how these small DIY drones can carry significant payload to damage a tank. Eg. an anti-tank mine hitting a tank at its weakest part (the bottom) weights ~50 lbs.

[@lordgarion514]

That's why they're not using mines, they're using artillery shells. They don't work the same way.

[@leviwalsh4076]

They only need a high powered signal jammer.

[@eestaashottentotti2242]

If drones could be flying very low autonomously with a metal detector or other sensors to detect mines and then bring a small explosive to blow it up, that would be very cool.

[@ABC-rh7zc]

Slava Ukraini!

[@user-yb2tp4qf1r]

Modern tank without pro-active protection like the "Trophy", is not a good tank. Russia said they have something like the Trophy but well...

[@mail4tung]

Kids love DIY drones and now for Men too.