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27@lain @vitalis @jb @scenesbycolleen
This is great!
It doesn't matter in the US! If you can't "shoot" down a drone from the government, this is the answer.
Fly a recreational, no license needed, drone into the g-man one. Go ahead, screw around in my airspace!
I bet its a fake chinese product that might not even exist or work
but then this girl convinced me it was not
"up to 90% accuracy" was also a good one
> it doesn't even have recoil
Ah yes recoil is the only reason to not put it over your shoulder, put your face right up to the viewer, and hold on to the drone you're going to be launching
So I could see the designers thinking "let's just make it like a gun and incorporate the target locator like a scope" and then "put a cute girl in the video to attract more attention, don't worry, she won't actually have to do anything but pose with it. Actually, please don't let her shoot it
(hey-oh)
She should be training on this shaft
@NoDoxGregBrady @jb @vitalis They can't see very well with their squinty eyes. Japanese were the same.
"Japs make terrible pilots. Terrible."
-- someone in November, 1941.
train like you fight
Ah yes the quintessential chicken wing with the backwards mounted scope.
Someone from the company making this had to be present. How did he not stop filming this? How did marketing approve the release? People inside the company know how their product is supposed to work? Although, marketing...
Corporate marketing videos are known for egregious errors
She’s holding it by the STEM