Aussie Flatpack Drones

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Aussie Flatpack Drones

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And we thought China made cheap throw-a-way junk, well Australia has taken it to a new level.

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Well, for anything military, a price tag of $600 to $3300 is one of the cheapest things around.

It seems it has its niche, comes flat packed and easy to assemble. Sound like they could sell an awful lot of them.
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Doc67 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 12:57 pm Well, for anything military, a price tag of $600 to $3300 is one of the cheapest things around.

It seems it has its niche, comes flat packed and easy to assemble. Sound like they could sell an awful lot of them.
...or be easily imitated & used by broke terrorists of all sorts.
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That's great as it's cheap and also you don't supply your enemy with materials as it probably break and is useless if taken down with a net or any other anti drone measures.
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What's the big deal with it being throw-away? Once it serves its purpose it is disposable. Soon there will be swarms of these ready to do all sorts of worthy and evil work.
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I've no idea, I'm just checking out if my new avatar uploaded.
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That's fine. Yes, it's not a big deal.
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