i just feel like an fpv would have been the better choice for this sort of thing

antiship killchain doomers on suicide watch, only thing left to cope about is the amount of cloud cover in the red sea

nobodys lathing shit until i get my kv2bvm done, the turtle tanks are so close but theyre not quite doing it for me

i just wanted to point out that an exaggerated taiwanese accent is generally perceived to be more effeminate to your average mainlander. so their son was not in any danger of sounding like a hillbilly, at worst people might think he was gay or fem

is hovering a requirement? i thought most fpvs delegate target acquisition to other platforms

also it seemed to me that most strikes are on relatively slow vehicles moving in predictable directions and static emplacements, didnt feel like agility was a high priority

wonder why rotary drones are still so prevalent for payload delivery

i bet fixed wing could probably do better load/range/complexity/speed in exchange for needing a guy to hump around some kind of a launch system and some restraints on launch area

polish agricultural lobby playing 5d chess the entire time sending weapons to ukraine in hopes of pissing off the russians such that they steamroll everything east of lviv

im going to have an aneurysm talking to these people

because no one in the factory has ever used a linux machine and the none of the engineers want to be the go to hand holding guy when your prototype inevitably shits itself so they just use windows and hope that its one less thing to have to worry about.

its about convenience, perceived or otherwise. nobody gets paid enough to care about the politics or the tech

did the author ever finish the series and is there a link to the most complete version? stopped reading it like ten years ago due to the sporadic updates