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Some day, these guys will be walking through a Costco and see the display of DJI drones and have a complete fucking meltdown.
I think it's the noise more than the visual, tbh.
So any sort of high toned buzzing will do.
Someone fires up a weed whacker?
They used to be thousands, but you can get a serviceable drone that connect to your phone for $50. They're super prevalent now.
My neighbor works for Amazon and has tested a few drones in his front yard that had about the same footprint as his Audi. My new construction home, super insulated, and it sounded like a high speed lawn mower was a foot from my ear. Sooooo when this war is finally over, some Russian is going to order a 2 hour delivery, shit himself, and lock himself self in the bathroom.
Just going for a walk and hearing anything remotely sounding like a drone buzz
What are the logistics of surrendering to a drone? Do you just walk for miles towards Ukraine forces with a drone flying behind you? Hope youβre going the right way?
The few surrender videos I've seen, the drone leads them to Ukrainian lines.