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Footage of the attack of the Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" on the Ukrainian tank "Leopard-2A6" of German production. The drone is controlled by the fiber-optic system "Groza-Leska", which allows it to remain invulnerable to electronic warfare. The consequences of the drone's strike on the tank are not shown, the tank itself has a protective canopy, the so-called barbecue, made of mesh. The FPV drone "Vandal" can carry a payload of 3.5 kg. The drone is controlled by a fiber-optic cable at a range of up to 20 km. The video was filmed in the Kursk region of Russia.

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In the light of the Nazis calling the pot black..
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1:30 the Russian engineering mine clearing tank gets it self stuck in a russian prepared anti tank ditch.
2:40 the Leopard 2's fire supression system puts out the fire caused by said drone while it is towing a T72 back into Ukraine
 
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16:10 Budanov with AK trolling russians.
 
There was a popular joke in the Soviet Union that reflected the government's ability to filter any information that it didn't want the population to see or hear.

It went something like this: If the Soviet newspaper Pravda (Truth) had existed in the time of Napoleon, then nobody would have heard of the French Army's defeat in the battle of Waterloo.

 
Footage of the attack of the Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" on the Ukrainian tank "Leopard-2A6" of German production. The drone is controlled by the fiber-optic system "Groza-Leska", which allows it to remain invulnerable to electronic warfare. The consequences of the drone's strike on the tank are not shown, the tank itself has a protective canopy, the so-called barbecue, made of mesh. The FPV drone "Vandal" can carry a payload of 3.5 kg. The drone is controlled by a fiber-optic cable at a range of up to 20 km. The video was filmed in the Kursk region of Russia.

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Interesting coincidentally a German company has also a fibre optic guided drone in testing there.


Where do you get your cables from?

I saw that there are Chinese companies like these but I can't figure out if they just buy the fibre itself and then put it in cables.


Fibre glass needs special production processes.
 
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