"Half does not explode": the military showed shock drones of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and revealed their shortcomings (video)

A year ago, Corben was ahead of time from the State Tax Service of Ukraine, and now has combat experience in Lugansk and Donetsk directions. He serves as an UAV operator, so he personally convinced how effective they are on the battlefield. "FPV-Dron is flying anywhere. To date, it is the most fragile weapon," the military emphasized. Corben assures that in Russia, unlike Ukraine, there are no problems with the number of such percussion drones, so the invaders are launched by dozens.

In one area of ​​the front, a kilometer per day can be hit up to 30 units a day, but more than half of them do not explode, but fall and fall apart: separately the body and combat part. "If FPV-Dron is flying, then it differs from ordinary drones by a characteristic sound-a contrary. The Russian drones that have just fallen do not disappear. The Ukrainian military is picking up and passing to the sappers who will refine the UAV, which then the defense forces used them against enemies.

Judging by the serial numbers on each machine, there are hundreds of thousands in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Usually, the housings are printed on 3D printers or cut out of aluminum, they are attached to the battery and a charge from the RPG grenade launcher, cumulative or fragmentary. The front is a camera, there may be a daily optics or a thermal imager for flights at night. FPV drones may have shock detonators or electric detonators.

In the first case, the detonation provokes a scallop when colliding, and in the second - two closing wires. In some cases, the electrodetenator allows you to undermine the charge remotely. Sometimes the Russians use a common wooden rootstock with two metal buttons at the ends when they close, there is an explosion. Recently, Ukrainian military Sergey Beskrestnov has warned that in half a year the Armed Forces will be much more FPV-auctions.