>the us made an anti drone weapon meanwhile not even fighting a drone war
>meanwhile my country can't do the same
why not?

>>510531494 (OP)
>the us made an animation of an anti drone weapon meanwhile not even fighting a drone war

>>510531494 (OP)
HPM is overrated and requires obscene amount of power. We've already looked into it.

>>510531494 (OP)
If you point it at a flock of birds maybe you can get roast chickens.

>>510531494 (OP)
I like the animation of THAAD stopping a ICBM during terminal phase. It brings ARMA 3 vibes.

>>510531494 (OP)
you telling me no ruskie thought to mod a microwave oven and bring it out to the field

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIU8WZR9DNA

>>510531625
We are nearing peak nigger efficiency

>>510531620
>We've already looked into it
...but you couldn't see it because of your slanty gook eyes

>>510531494 (OP)
>microwave cannon
Now tell me the range of it

What will be required to power that in the field and how many decades until Russia can roll it out en masse?

russia has several anti-drone weapons. they have a decent anti-drone drone that's not very big.

>>510531722
Thank you for reminding me to post nigger

>>510531494 (OP)
Because despite being niggered and temporarily embarrassed we are still the exemplar white country. We are what a properly white country COULD be at least in small instances like a nice neighborhood in the 50's or our military power or diffusing our (previously) vastly superior culture to the rest of the planet or our superior form of government ect. Our chapter is probably over at this point but you get the idea.

>>510531494 (OP)
Isn't that the thing they made to cook protestors just being repurposed to cook drones?

>>510531494 (OP)
EW has been dropping ten thousand drones a month in the Ukraine war for about 2 years already

>>510531760
Russia will just steal one given most of the Israeli tech sector are ex GRU and Russia is a Chabadist state.

Niggr e

>>510531760
Oh it's burger nm, they'll sort that easily.

>>510531829
>delusional waffle

That's nice, dear.

>>510531494 (OP)
these are old hats for both USA and Russia since 1980's, the problem is that their range is abysmal (2km)

>>510531494 (OP)
The US also got it's ass handed to the on countless times. Vietnam and Afghanistan ring a bell? The ladder of the two should especially with you.

>>510531494 (OP)
>meet the...
>conceptual
they don't have shit

>Range?
>Capacity?
>Survivability?
Fifty drones is nothing -- the chinks will send swarms tens of thousands, and if they have air-to-surface missiles, those microwave ovens better many kilometres of range...

>>510531494 (OP)
I think Russia actually has these systems as well, they just telegraph location to arty (that’s artillery to you combatlet no serve n00bs, which is actually what is killing people, not the meme drones).
Drones are being mostly used as FOs (forward observers) to spot for arty. Most the drone footage you witness (which really isn’t much when you consider the scale of this war) is in a no man’s land between forces due to strike range of artillery.

>>510531620
Some dude in a shed made a working MASER that knocks down commercial drones with ease.

https://youtu.be/V6XdcWToy2c?si=wZsqBaMSflb0dxO1

>the us made an anti drone weapon
The Australians invented this but it's ok, we don't need "credit", we're not Jews

>>510532082
Here, I have some of my saved effort posts in regard to some of this stuff, I’ll even include a bonus laser tech post:
Drones are a fucking meme forced by NAFO trannies posting gore videos. They are a terror weapon and are overall not that effective of a weapon.
80% of all casualties in Ukraine have been caused by artillery:
https://www.cfr.org/expert-brief/weapons-war-race-between-russia-and-ukraine
Drones fall under ieds, the combined death toll from ieds, naval fire, and land mines is 2% of civilian casualties, and civilian casualties heavily mirror combat casualties in this war:
https://aoav.org.uk/2024/ukraine-casualty-monitor
And Ukraine is one of the most mines places on the planet, so at least 1% (probably like 1.9%) of that 2% is probably land mines.
https://press.un.org/en/2024/sc15699.doc.htm
Drones have probably been most effectively used as FOs (that’s forward observers to you retards out there) for Ukrainian arty.
Anyways, I hate that this is posted non stop and I hate NAFO trannies. Some dickless cocksucking faggot will probably call me a Russian for posting this truth and evidence. Nobody likes your prisoner execution gore videos on here.

>>510531952
/thread

>>510531494 (OP)
If it works it will show up on Ukraine... If it's operated in Ukraine they will eventually lose one... Russia gets the electronics to figure out how microwaves go brrrrrr. You are like 9months down the pipeline

>>510531494 (OP)
These kinds of EM DE weapons are going to cause all kinds of weird cancers and birth defects. It will be the agent orange, the gulf war syndrome, the depleted uranium of the fake and gay 2025 wars.

>>510531809
Pretty much the exact same technology, but it all comes from Radar or terrestrial microwave tech, just repurposed on different platforms

>>510532194
To address ww3 drone tech:

My post also doesn’t take into account the global nature of drone production.
>where are the processing chips manufactured
>where are the chips designed
The US
https://www.csis.org/blogs/perspectives-innovation/rai-explainer-strategic-importance-continued-us-leadership-chip
>where is the material input for the micro processors produced
The US and Africa
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/10/01/flooding-north-carolina-sand-quartz-electronics-supply-chain/

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gallium-critical-minerals-us_n_65fb62fde4b07c954d54942c
Gallium is a by product of bauxite mining, which China ironically has to go to Africa to produce because they can’t produce enough gallium and bauxite for themselves with their small deposits:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/saleemali/2023/08/15/sourcing-gallium-for-american-semiconductor-supremacy/
>56% of Chinese bauxite comes from Guinea
And that’s just one of the countries China has mineral stakes in.
>where is the ai coding done
The US leads AI research by a huuuge margin
https://www.techopedia.com/top-10-countries-leading-in-ai-research-technology
>where are the processors produced?
Taiwan
https://us.metoree.com/categories/4621/
>where is base manufacturing and product assembly done
China

You need microprocessors and AI to run these drones, and currently no one place is capable of producing them alone. If the global system stops then the meme of drone warfare is dead in its tracks.

>>510532255
However the US absolutely could build chip manufacturing facilities and low skill base manufacturing/assembly facilities very quickly and easily.
Why haven’t they done it? Contrary to political discourse and retarded popular view the US used to manufacture all their own stuff until the kikes running the businesses realized they could offshore the production to poor countries like Taiwan and pay a quarter of the labor cost. However chips ARE still manufactured in the US for DoD products, in Huntsville AL for example, and all that is required is ISO 3 clean rooms (easily built with funding) and UPW systems (easily built with funding)
As to base manufacturing you only need 3 phase power, a warehouse, and some mills. All easily attainable with funding.
>but muh equipment to manufacture
So you think only Taiwanese and China have access to that equipment even though these chips are designed and manufactured in the US currently? It’s all political bullshit to piss off China and save kikes money on production.
So in the unlikely case that drone warfare is not a meme it will either

A) End abruptly with the end of the global supply chain
or
B) The US will just dominate production

I would lean towards A because I don’t believe the greedy kikes running the show have any foresight.
The only reason we don’t do this ourselves is because some jew would seethe uncontrollably if White guys had jobs that paid well. It’s literally all because of jews.

>>510531620
>We already looked into it
ROK arms industry is a joke and your RnD/innovation is Nork tier, tourist anon.

>>510531734
Exactly

Microwaves are extremely line of sight and are absorbed by even moisture in the atmosphere

t. Ham radio faggot

>>510532232
I don't know that they will give anything cutting edge to Ukraine. They won't even sell F22's to any other countries.

>>510532311
Laser post:
I am confident they exist at least as a missile defense platform in space and definitely do exist on earth.
See the following systems that are currently used against ordinance on earth:
>old systems (US)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/SEQ-3_Laser_Weapon_System
>Chinese system
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_Hunter_(laser_weapon)
>claims 4km range
>new anti drone weapon HEWLS
https://www.rtx.com/raytheon/what-we-do/integrated-air-and-missile-defense/lasers
https://www.laserfocusworld.com/lasers-sources/article/14277939/high-energy-laser-weaponry-delivers-speed-of-light-hard-kills-to-drones
>3km range
Now bear in mind these are like 10kW lasers.
NASA has had 5kW fission reactors since like the 60s, and they announced a “new” idea to make 10kW fission reactors that can be chained together. If NASA is announcing this “new” tech then you can get the DOD has something at least 5 times as potent hidden away.

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/demonstration-proves-nuclear-fission-system-can-provide-space-exploration-power/

>but how could they focus through the atmosphere
They already can

https://www.sciencealert.com/this-ground-breaking-new-laser-link-treats-our-atmosphere-as-if-it-doesn-t-even-exist
And again, if this is announced as “new” tech, then it’s been around since like the 60s.
So I would absolutely believe there is a satellite laser system orbiting the Earth that is capable of taking out ICBMs, and it would now surprise me if they had the capability to use this against soft ground targets or to light small fires with pulse lasers.

>nuclear powered landships because you need so much energy for the antidrone cannon
>you make it a giga antidrone cannon because huge anyway
>now it needs some small point defense stuff
40K HERE WE COME

>>510532245
I used to work on microwave transmitters, the only real issue is that you can cook yourself with invisible beams of energy. At some frequencies you can affect your nervous system leading to nausea and headaches, which was an issue with cell phone jammers used in GWOT. The photons aren't capable of messing with your DNA to give you cancer, but they will vibrate the water in your cells and cook them

>>510531722
If that would work, we can also drive through ghettos microwaving niggers.

>>510532400
See here >>510532381
what they’re really working on is a system similar to a C RAM (but with lasers) that can fit in the bed of a truck.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C-RAM
They have similar systems on ships already:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/SEQ-3_Laser_Weapon_System
The new system they’re developing is hewls, link in the post mentioned above.

>>510532367
Yet one or two watts forward power is enough to shoot comms to a bird 22,300 miles away, even through a rain storm. Just because rain fade exists doesn't mean that you can't use a microwave weapon in the rain, it just means there's losses.

>>510532448
I know dudes that were pissing blood from the warlocks.
Luckily I was a marine so we were using vietnam era gear still. No blood piss for me, just a 7 ton with steel plates hastily bolted to the side.

>>510531494 (OP)
enjoy your fried brain

>>510532381
nobody cares. hate to break it to ya.

>>510531588
More than east Slavs can do. They are effectively the same as the apes from planet of the apes. A new species living where a more advanced civilization once lived. Without the Baltics and the East Germans they are simply too retarded for anything but scamming. Probably why they get along with India, same mindset.

>>510532949
Yeah, I know.
But I will still effort post and learn as I go, let the plebs disregard.

>>510531494 (OP)
I really dislike that the image post was written by chatgpt

>>510531494 (OP)
>my country can't do the same
>why not?

Many god damn good reasons:

>Inherited state corruption and systemic embezzlement overinflates and ruins project budgets
>Sanctions means harder to access high tech components and parts because Russia has no noteworthy chip or electronic production that's not based on Soviet and 90's tech
>Best and brightest don't want to work in Russia for a myriad of reasons

Main ones from the top of my head.

>>510531625
>LA-LA-LA-LASER
>CH-CH-CH-CHICKEN

>>510531494 (OP)
>the US made an animation of another weapon
I give it about 3 days on the frontlines before we get FPV footage of the very drone it's supposed to stop hitting it. Another week before it's memoryholed.

These animations are just standard procedure. The process goes:
>MIC talks to corrupt politicians
>"give us a few hundred millions dollars of tax payer money"
>"yeah we'll send you $500m of taxpayer money, just come up with something we can write in the books"
>MIC makes up some project, makes an animation for it, puts $20m into it, pockets the rest

>>510531494 (OP)
>meanwhile my country can't do the same
>tf
So are you a VPNfag or just some flavor of belter in Russia that they use for the flag? I hope they pay you overtime because they sure seem to work you a lot, seen a lot of your threads pretending to be a dissatisfied Russian just this morning.

>>510531494 (OP)
>send decoy drones
>discover location of hpm
>launch missile at it
>discover location of AA batteries
>send armed drones

There's just no way to power this thing and discharge its signal without giving away its location to other weapons that can reach it. Or if far from the front acting as defensive layers, its short range betrays the location of important assets that can then be targeted with ballistic missiles.

>>510531494 (OP)
Leonidas are not yet produced. Epirus is a start-up that sell dreams. They are even marketting about AI. For the show, for the public investment, for the stock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZEv1x3KQ0w
https://www.epirusinc.com/

>>510531494 (OP)
It's almost like they want you to die...

>>510531494 (OP)
>Made
>It's CG
I'm sure Superman will fly in and lobotomize Putin with his heat vision any second.

>>510532101
Commercial drones are completely unshielded and vulnerable to every form of ECM. Knocking them out of the sky is not an accomplishment.
Even if OP was talking aboout an actually real existing product, it is trivial to shield against microwaves with a fine wire mesh around vital components, like the one the door of a microwave oven.

>>510532255
>The US leads AI research by a huuuge margin
I asked Manus about this and it said you are delusional.

>>510531625
Flying chickenbirds aren't real.

>>510536640
>a chickenbird just flew over my house

>>510531494 (OP)
wow another fantasy weapon that only exists in a CGI animation how interesting