MRO wrote to Dumas Walker <=-
going to let it continue its flight across the country, until it reaches Gulf
or the Atlantic or falls down on its own rather than shoot it down.
So, if you live in its path, you might want to go outside and give the Chinese government something to look at. :(
Our government seems as clueless, and vulnerable, as they did right before 9/11.
exactly. very pathetic.
too bad nobody flew a drone up there to pierce it or something.
Can you tell me where I can buy a drone that can fly up to 60,000 feet altitude? Thanks.
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
... Ignorance can be cured. Stupid is forever.
Re: Re: Up, Up, and away, in my..
By: Gamgee to MRO on Fri Feb 03 2023 09:20 pm
too bad nobody flew a drone up there to pierce it or something.
Can you tell me where I can buy a drone that can fly up to 60,000 feet altitude? Thanks.
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
Your local hobby shop should have one of those, right? ;)
Nightfox
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
Your local hobby shop should have one of those, right? ;)
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
exactly. very pathetic.
too bad nobody flew a drone up there to pierce it or something.
Can you tell me where I can buy a drone that can fly up to 60,000 feet altitude? Thanks.
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
Commercial GPS modules are limited by the gov't regarding
operation range. hy are restricted in speed and altitude. They
don't want home brew guided mnissiles.
20 years ago a New Zealander made aclaim it is possible to build
a cruise missile for under $15000 at the time, and he wasn't
taken very seriously. He started a build log, leaving out
technical stuff to a minimum. When he scheduled a flightplan
with the New Zealand version of the FAA, they took him seriously.
And so did the US. He sells high end model planes and he was
restricted in selling certain technology to customers in the
Middle East. In order to function with commercial GPS chips, he
kept his flight plan to lower altitudes and lower speeds. In
stead of making a mach 4 missile he made a WWII style pulse jet
similar to a V-1 rocket. It would fly along at 300-400 mph and
fly a level course along several waypoints (low altitude object
avoidance, fly below radar.)
Cool story. Not sure what it's got to do with the topic under
discussion..., but still cool.
Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-
Cool story. Not sure what it's got to do with the topic under discussion..., but still cool.
Using non-government technology to bring the balloon down was how
I think we got to this. It is an interesting story for sure.
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
Your local hobby shop should have one of those, right? ;)
It would be pretty hilarious if the government says they cannot bring it down safely and then some Joe Schmo brings it down with some hobby equipment. :D
* SLMR 2.1a * Those who live by the sword... kill those who don't.
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
exactly. very pathetic.
too bad nobody flew a drone up there to pierce it or something.
Can you tell me where I can buy a drone that can fly up to 60,000 feet altitude? Thanks.
Oh, and it's gotta have a "piercer" on it too.
Commercial GPS modules are limited by the gov't regarding
operation range. hy are restricted in speed and altitude. They
don't want home brew guided mnissiles.
20 years ago a New Zealander made aclaim it is possible to build
a cruise missile for under $15000 at the time, and he wasn't
taken very seriously. He started a build log, leaving out
technical stuff to a minimum. When he scheduled a flightplan
with the New Zealand version of the FAA, they took him seriously.
And so did the US. He sells high end model planes and he was restricted in selling certain technology to customers in the
Middle East. In order to function with commercial GPS chips, he
kept his flight plan to lower altitudes and lower speeds. In
stead of making a mach 4 missile he made a WWII style pulse jet
similar to a V-1 rocket. It would fly along at 300-400 mph and
fly a level course along several waypoints (low altitude object avoidance, fly below radar.)
Cool story. Not sure what it's got to do with the topic under discussion..., but still cool.
... Diplomacy is saying 'Nice Doggy' until you find a rock.
Moondog wrote to MRO <=-
that's not good enough. it should be shot down before entering our airspace.
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In
Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the
methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until
sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
Moondog wrote to MRO <=-
that's not good enough. it should be shot down before entering our airspa
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the
methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until
sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
... All the easy problems have been solved.
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the
methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until
sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
They have it because Joe Biden left it for them during the great exit!!
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
that's not good enough. it should be shot down before entering our airspa
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the
methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until
sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
Even if they did, EOD teams travel with security teams which keep observers and passers by several hundred yards from the device
being dismantled. Assumming no one noticed this group of guys
NODS with magnification recording video, they would also require
a clear line of sight to see what the EOD guys are doing.
Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the
methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until
sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
If they didn't before, they do now thanks to Biden.
There are people who think Trump is still the "secret president" and
that the US Military still takes orders from him.
So, was Trump directly in charge of the Afghanistan withdrawl?
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
If they didn't before, they do now thanks to Biden.
* SLMR 2.1a * I'm! A! Graduate! Of! The! Bill! Shatner! Acting! School!
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
that's not good enough. it should be shot down before entering our air
Then the Chinese know how fast our detection process is. In Afghanistan the Taliban would plant IED's in order to study the methods of EOD squads. In some situations the EOD waited until sundown to prevent from being observed.
Do you think the Taliban doesn't have night-vision equipment?
Even if they did, EOD teams travel with security teams which keep observers and passers by several hundred yards from the device
being dismantled. Assumming no one noticed this group of guys
NODS with magnification recording video, they would also require
a clear line of sight to see what the EOD guys are doing.
But they need that (a clear line of sight) anyway... (even in daylight). What you're saying doesn't make much sense in supporting the idea that
they do things after dark to avoid being observed.
... Press any key to continue or any other key to quit
There are people who think Trump is still the "secret president" and thathe
S Military still takes orders from him.
So, was Trump directly in charge of the Afghanistan withdrawl?
Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-
If they didn't before, they do now thanks to Biden.
If they didn't before, they do now thanks to Biden.
You mean, because of the middle-east troop draw-down that Trump
signed before he left?
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