Another video of the air burst shotgun FPV drone in action. Looks to drop three russians.

16 comments

1. Jesus, I thought they were scary enough already. But noo they had to strap a freaking claymore to them as well.

   Slava Ukraini

2. Damn another Russian fixed position. Hard to dislodge those bodies now!

3. Command detonation is a huge improvement.

4. C’mon Ukraine I want a Molotov drone.

5. It uses shotgun shells?

6. Been waiting for a claymore with remote detination to make its appearance.

7. They have to find a way to remove the wreckages

8. Is it loaded with sitting duck shot?

9. An air-burst Claymore rigged drone, has to be like a “mini me” to a tungsten burst.

   I hope they have plenty of Claymores, because the hit rate is so much higher than any ground-burst vlog.

   “There’s a little gift for everyone”

10. There was a video of air burst drone test peppering a ground target some time ago – I wonder if this is that same air burst drone in action. If so, this could be a real game changer – the ability to take out multiple orcs at once.
    I said this awhile ago – this has been an extremely inefficient campaign – millions of artillery shells that hit no one, FPV and drone grenade drops where orcs get up and walk away (although surely many are injured).
    I’m no military expert, but it seems logical that if you used incendiary munitions – use smoke and fire to flush out the tunnels – then air burst drones once they are in the open – it would be much more efficient to clear out defensive lines and safer for the infantry to finish the job. Of course, precision artillery fire to break up deeply entrenched defensive positions would still be valuable.
    Thoughts on this? Is there an existing napalm like charge small enough for a drone drop?

11. Go Ukraine! Keep innovating.

12. Song?

13. I’m pretty sure we’ve seen these types of drones before. When a couple of months ago (maybe 4?) there was a video showing several drone attacks on small Russian boats on the Dnipro.

14. Fuck russia

15. I don’t follow drone development close at all but still surprised this is the first airburst type I’ve seen. Seems simpler to strap ball bearings and a bit of c4 to the bottom and make it remote detonate.

16. 🤔 Missed the pins on either end, so that’s a “spare”. 👍🏼